Birangana Sati Sadhani Rajyik Vishwavidyalaya, Golaghat, Assam, 785621

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A two-day Workshop-cum-Training Programme titled “Cocoon to Loom: Where the Cocoon Whispers Itself into Silk” was successfully organized by the Department of Sociology and the Environmental Science Programme, BSSRV, on 26th and 27th February 2026 at the Conference Hall of BSSRV. The programme aimed to promote skill development and scientific understanding of sericulture, focusing on the transformation of cocoons into silk thread and its broader socio-economic and environmental relevance. The workshop was conducted with the objective of enhancing students' knowledge about the scientific aspects of silkworm rearing, cocoon formation, silk reeling, and weaving techniques. The programme also highlighted the importance of sericulture as a sustainable livelihood practice and an eco-friendly cottage industry, particularly in the context of Assam, which is known for its rich silk heritage.
The workshop featured valuable sessions by distinguished resource persons. Preetirekha Chutia, Inspector of Sericulture, delivered an informative talk on the scientific process of silkworm rearing, cocoon production, and the importance of maintaining quality in sericulture practices. The session provided participants with practical insights into the life cycle of silkworms and modern sericulture techniques.
The second session was delivered by F. Ahmed, Director of Handloom and Textile, Golaghat. He discussed the role of handloom and textile sectors in promoting traditional silk weaving, rural employment, and sustainable economic development. His lecture emphasized the integration of traditional weaving skills with modern market opportunities. The workshop included interactive discussions and demonstrations that helped participants understand the process of converting cocoons into silk thread and its subsequent weaving on the loom. Students and participants actively engaged in the sessions, gaining both scientific knowledge and practical exposure to sericulture and handloom practices.
The programme successfully created awareness about the interdisciplinary connection between environmental sustainability, traditional knowledge, and rural livelihood development. It also encouraged participants to appreciate the cultural and ecological significance of silk production in Assam. On Day 2, the registered students visited the sericulture department (Bhogakaboru Muga VGR), Golaghat, Assam, for Hands-on training, which gave them practical knowledge of the entire workshop. The successful programme was co-ordinated by Sneha Bhowmick, Ekhani Saikia, and Dr Mrigakhi Borah.
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Mrinal Saikia

The Birangana Sati Sadhani Rajyik Vishwavidyalaya (BSSRV), Golaghat, came alive with scientific fervour and youthful innovation as the university organized the National Science Day Celebration 2026 on dated 28 February in association Institute Innovation Cell, BSSRV. Students and teachers from various schools and colleges across the Golaghat region actively participated in the event.
National Science Day is observed annually across India to commemorate the groundbreaking discovery of the Raman Effect by eminent Indian scientist C. V. Raman and to highlight the significance of science and technology in everyday life. The day aims to foster scientific temper among students and inspire innovation for national development.
The highlight of the programme was a special lecture delivered by Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar awardee Dr. Binoy Kumar Saikia, Senior Principal Scientist from CSIR–North East Institute of Science and Technology (CSIR–NEIST), Jorhat. In his address, Dr. Saikia emphasized the importance of scientific research, innovation, and the role of young minds in shaping a sustainable and technologically advanced India.
The celebration comprised a wide array of engaging and educational activities, including an Expert Talk session, a Poster Presentation Competition, a Science Project Exhibition-cum-Competition, and a vibrant Science Exhibition. Students presented their innovative concepts across diverse domains such as Social Innovation, Scientific Innovation, Health Innovation, Agro-Tech Innovation, and Indigenous Knowledge System-driven Technology. A students’ level speech competition was also organized as part of the programme. High school participants from Delhi Public School (DPS), Numaligarh eloquently spoke on themes related to Health Innovation and the integration of Indigenous Knowledge Systems with modern technology, reflecting their awareness and critical understanding of contemporary scientific issues. The exhibitions further showcased ethnic and locally developed products by different self-help groups, local entrepreneurs, highlighting the meaningful fusion of traditional wisdom with modern scientific practices.
Participants demonstrated remarkable creativity and enthusiasm, presenting models and concepts aimed at addressing real-world challenges. The competitions were designed to enhance students’ interest in science, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities.
Faculty members and organizers expressed satisfaction over the overwhelming response and reiterated the university’s commitment to promoting scientific awareness and innovation among young learners. The National Science Day celebration at BSSRV successfully served as a platform for knowledge exchange, creativity, and inspiration, reinforcing the message that science remains a powerful tool for progress and societal transformation.
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Centre for Youth
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CMO Assam

Department of Assamese, Birangana Sati Sadhani Rajyik Vishwavidyalaya and the Swarnalipi, have hosted an International Conference on "Music, Indian Music and Beyond" on February 19-20, 2026 in regard to the Birth Century Celebration of Music-maestro Dr. Bhupen Hazarika. This conference intended to examine the intersections and influences between Indian music and other cultures. The conference seeks to celebrate the shared human experience and emotions that music embodies, fostering a deeper understanding
and appreciation of our global musical heritage. Resource persons from India and beyond have shared their vast knowledge and experiences and gave
insights to the participants and enthusiastic fervour to explore the great repertoire of knowledge.
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Centre for Youth
CMO Assam
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Atul Bora অতুল বৰা
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On 06-02-2026, in alignment with the India AI Summit 2026, Birangana Sati Sadhani Rajyik Vishwavidyalaya (BSSRV), in collaboration with the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC) and the Department of Computer Science, organized a special lecture on Artificial Intelligence.

The lecture was titled “ENRICH: An EMG-Controlled Prosthetic Hand and the Way Forward with Intelligence.”

The session was delivered by Prof. Nayan Moni Kakoty, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Tezpur University, Assam.



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CMO Assam
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On 28/01/2026, an extra mural lecture was organized in the Birangana Sati Sadhani Rajyik Vishwavidyalaya, Golaghat. Prof. Swarup Roy from the Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Tezpur University, delivered an insightful talk on the topic "Data-Driven Computing: Healthcare and Beyond". Faculty members and students of the vishwavidyalaya actively participated in the engaging talk.
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CMO Assam
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77th Republic Day of India was celebrated in the Birangana Sati Sadhani Rajyik Vishwavidyalaya, Golaghat, Assam, in the presence of the Hon'ble Vice Chancellor Prof. G Singhaiah. Two distinguished culture Personalities Shri Jiten Bora and Shri Niren Kakoti(Researcher of Satriya culture) were felicitated on this occassion. The faculty member, students and staff of the Vishwavidyalaya actively participated in the event.
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Mrinal Saikia

On 23/01/2026, Vishwavidyalaya celebrated the Saraswati Pooja in a serene and enriching atmosphere. Sincere thanks to all faculty, students, and staff for their cooperation.
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On 07/01/2026, a book donation program was organized at the residence of Sri Apurba Kumar Barooah, a Veteran Journalist of Golaghat where the journalist donated books to the Central Library of BSSRV.
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CMO Assam
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On 29th Dec, 2025, BSSRV Societal Business Incubation cell hosted a workshop by the team of ‘Golaghat Foundation’ for the students of various departments. The Resource persons present were:
. Parag Lahkar
. Jonali Baruah
. Darsh*ta Lahkar

The workshop helped more than 40 participants from various departments who came along to witness and taste the PREPARATION of ETHNIC FOOD ITEMS, like - Patisepta, Jola Bhapor Pitha, Nimokhia Bhapor Pitha etc.

Golaghat Foundation has been carrying the message of Assamese Ethnic Food to Visitors, Offices, Tourists, Officers, NRL, AAU, BSSRV, and the like.
Mr. Lohkor emphasised the students to pay attention towards attaining self-sufficiency by pursuing any activity along with their studies.
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CMO Assam
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