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17th Busu Dima celebrated by 5th Assam Police Battalion at Sontilla



Haflong January 27 The 5th Assam Police Battalion (APBn), Sontilla, celebrated the 17th Busu Dima Festival 2026 with traditional fervour and community spirit at the Unit Hospital Ground Tuesday day.

The programme was organized by the 5th APBn Busu Dima Celebration Committee and witnessed the presence of the Chief Guest, senior officers, invited VIPs, and personnel of the battalion, along with members of the local community.

The event began with the felicitation of the Chief Guest and other dignitaries, followed by a welcome address by the President of the 5th APBn Busu Dima Committee, who highlighted the cultural significance of Busu Dima as an important agrarian festival of the Dimasa community, symbolizing thanksgiving, unity, and harmony.


Short speeches were delivered by the Chief Guest and other VIPs, who appreciated the role of the Assam Police in preserving and promoting indigenous traditions alongside their professional duties. They emphasized cultural harmony and mutual respect among communities.

A colourful cultural programme featuring traditional Dimasa dances enthralled the audience, showcasing the rich heritage and age-old customs of the Dimasa people. The celebration also included prize distribution with cash awards to encourage cultural participation and talent.

The programme concluded with a traditional Busu lunch, shared by all participants, reinforcing the spirit of togetherness and celebration.



The observance of Busu Dima by the 5th APBn once again reflected the blend of discipline, cultural pride, and social bonding within the force and the wider community.

Surajit Thaosen, Assistant Commander talking to media expressed his satisfaction to witness the community bonding with different ethnic groups and Communities during this the prime festival of Dimasa community. He also urged the people to preserve, practice their own culture and tradition by organising such festivals.


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