Community Harmony Week organized by IQAC, Womens' Cell, Cultural Club and Students' Union during 12th Oct to 16 Oct 2026
Sapekhati College organised Communal Harmony Week from 12 to 16 October 2026 under the initiative of the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), in association with the Women’s Cell, Cultural Club and Students’ Union. The programme aimed to promote communal harmony, mutual respect, cultural understanding, and peaceful coexistence among different communities by celebrating their rich cultural traditions.
The inaugural programme was held on 12 October 2026 in the presence of Mr Ajir Kr. Bordoloi, former president of the Governing Body of Sapekhati College, attended as the Chief Guest, along with the Principal, Dr Biju Moran, and members of the teaching and non-teaching staff. In her address, Mrs Tulika Changmai, IQAC Coordinator, highlighted the objectives and significance of observing Communal Harmony Week, particularly in the present social circumstances. She emphasised the importance of fostering unity in diversity, strengthening inter-community relationships and nurturing an inclusive environment through education and cultural exchange.
A cultural dance competition was organised as a major attraction of the programme, providing a common platform for the expression and appreciation of the diverse cultural heritage of Assam and its people. The participating performances included the Lai Lung Kham dance of the Ahom community, Bengali community dance, Nepali community dance, Jhumur dance of the Tea community, the traditional Bihu dance of Assam and Bagurumba, the traditional dance of the Bodo community.
The concluding programme was held on 16 October 2026, when Mr Arun Gogoi, a renowned social worker and founder secretary of Tai Ahom Students’ Union, Assam, addressed the gathering. In his address, he highlighted the importance of preserving cultural heritage while maintaining harmony and cordial relationships among different communities.
Communal Harmony Week concluded with a renewed commitment to the values of unity, mutual respect, cultural preservation and peaceful coexistence. It also reaffirmed Sapekhati College’s commitment to promoting social cohesion, inclusiveness and national integration through meaningful educational and cultural activities.
The inaugural programme was held on 12 October 2026 in the presence of Mr Ajir Kr. Bordoloi, former president of the Governing Body of Sapekhati College, attended as the Chief Guest, along with the Principal, Dr Biju Moran, and members of the teaching and non-teaching staff. In her address, Mrs Tulika Changmai, IQAC Coordinator, highlighted the objectives and significance of observing Communal Harmony Week, particularly in the present social circumstances. She emphasised the importance of fostering unity in diversity, strengthening inter-community relationships and nurturing an inclusive environment through education and cultural exchange.
A cultural dance competition was organised as a major attraction of the programme, providing a common platform for the expression and appreciation of the diverse cultural heritage of Assam and its people. The participating performances included the Lai Lung Kham dance of the Ahom community, Bengali community dance, Nepali community dance, Jhumur dance of the Tea community, the traditional Bihu dance of Assam and Bagurumba, the traditional dance of the Bodo community.
The concluding programme was held on 16 October 2026, when Mr Arun Gogoi, a renowned social worker and founder secretary of Tai Ahom Students’ Union, Assam, addressed the gathering. In his address, he highlighted the importance of preserving cultural heritage while maintaining harmony and cordial relationships among different communities.
Communal Harmony Week concluded with a renewed commitment to the values of unity, mutual respect, cultural preservation and peaceful coexistence. It also reaffirmed Sapekhati College’s commitment to promoting social cohesion, inclusiveness and national integration through meaningful educational and cultural activities.
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