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List Of Asam Sahitya Sabha Presidents (1917 To Present) - Complete List With Tenure.

The Asam Sahitya Sabha is the largest and most influential literary organization dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the Assamese language, literature, and culture. Established on 27 December 1917 at Sivasagar, the Sabha has played a vital role in shaping Assam's literary heritage for more than a century. The organization was founded with the objective of encouraging literary activities, publishing quality research, preserving Assamese traditions, and strengthening the cultural identity of the state.
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The first President of the Asam Sahitya Sabha was Padmanath Gohain Baruah, while Sarat Chandra Goswami served as its first General Secretary. Today, the Sabha is headquartered at Chandrakanta Handique Bhawan, Jorhat, and operates through more than a thousand branches across Assam, several Indian states, and overseas chapters.

One of the Sabha's most important activities is its biennial conference, where eminent writers, scholars, poets, historians, and intellectuals come together to discuss literature, language, education, and culture. It also publishes the respected research journal Asam Sahitya Sabha Patrika, first launched in October 1927, which has become an important source of Assamese literary research.

Over the decades, many renowned personalities have served as President of the Asam Sahitya Sabha, making significant contributions to Assamese literature and society. Their leadership has helped preserve the rich literary traditions of Assam while encouraging new generations of writers and researchers. From 1999 onwards, the tenure of the President has generally been fixed at two years. This complete list of Asam Sahitya Sabha Presidents provides their names and respective terms, making it a valuable resource for students, competitive examination aspirants, researchers, and anyone interested in the literary history of Assam.

Presidents and Venues of Asam Sahitya Sabha Sessions since 1917

YearPresidentVenue
1917Padmanath Gohain BaruahSivasagar
1918Chandradhar BaruahGoalpara
1919Kaliram MedhiBarpeta
1920Hemchandra GoswamiTezpur
1923Amrit Bhushan Dev AdhikariJorhat
1924Kanaklal BaruahDibrugarh
1924Lakshminath BezbaruaGuwahati
1925Rajanikanta BordoloiNagaon
1926Benudhar RajkhowaDhubri
1927Tarun Ram PhukanGoalpara
1929Kamalakanta BhattacharyaJorhat
1930Mafizuddin HazarikaGolaghat
1931Nagendra Narayan ChoudhurySivasagar
1933Gyanadabhiram BaruahNorth Lakhimpur
1934Ananda Chandra AgarwalaMangaldoi
1936Raghunath ChoudhuryTezpur
1937Krishnakanta SandikoiGuwahati
1940Moidul Islam BoraJorhat
1944Neelmani PhukanSivasagar
1947Neelmani PhukanDibrugarh
1950Ambikagiri Roy ChoudhuryMargherita
1953Surya Kumar BhuyanShillong
1954Nalini Bala DeviJorhat
1955Jatindranath DuaraGuwahati
1956Benudhar SharmaDhubri
1958Padmadhar ChalihaTinsukia
1959Atul Chandra HazarikaNagaon
1960Trailokyanath GoswamiMirza, Palashbari
1961Trailokyanath GoswamiGoalpara
1963Ratnakanta BarkakatiNazira
1964Mitradev MahantaDigboi
1965Dimbeswar BaruahNalbari
1966Binanda Chandra BaruahNorth Lakhimpur
1967Nakul Chandra BhuyanDibrugarh
1968Gyananath BoraTezpur
1969Ananda Chandra BaruahBarpeta
1970Upendranath LekharuDhing
1971Tirthanath SharmaMakum, Dibrugarh
1972Hem BaruahDhubri
1973Giridhar SharmaRangia
1974Maheswar NeogMangaldoi
1975Satyendranath SharmaTitabor
1976Yagneswar SharmaTihu
1977Syed Abdul MalikAbhayapuri
1978Prasannalal ChoudhuryGolaghat
1979Atul Chandra BaruahSualkuchi
1980Jatindranath GoswamiRaha
1981Sitanath BrahmachoudhuryTinsukia
1982Sitanath BrahmachoudhuryDiphu
1983Birendra Kumar BhattacharyyaBongaigaon
1985Yogesh DasBihpuria
1986Biren BarkatakiKampur
1987Mahendra BoraPathsala
1988Kirtinath HazarikaHailakandi
1989Mahim BoraDoomdooma
1990Navakanta BaruahBiswanath Chariali
1991Nirmalprabha BordoloiDudhnoi
1992Lakhyadhar ChoudhuryGoreswar
1993Bhupen HazarikaSivasagar
1994Lila GogoiMorigaon
1995Hitesh DekaSarthebari
1996Lakshminandan BoraBokakhat
1997Nagen SaikiaBilasipara
1998Nagen SaikiaHauraghat
1999Chandraprasad SaikiaHajo


Note: From 1999 onwards, the tenure of the President of Asam Sahitya Sabha was made two years.

Year(s)PresidentVenue
2001Homen BorgohainDibrugarh
2003Birendra Nath DuttaLakhimpur
2005Kanaksen DekaSipajhar
2007Kanaksen DekaChapar
2009Rongbong TerangDhemaji
2011Rongbong TerangBaithalukuchi
2013Imran ShahBarpeta Road
2014Imran ShahGuwahati
2015–2017Dhruvajyoti BoraKaliabor
2018Parmananda RajbanshiBordumcha
2019Parmananda RajbanshiRaha
2020–2021Kuladhar SaikiaSualkuchi
2022–2023Dr. Surjya Kanta HazarikaNarayanpur