How are Tea Garden Workers Contributing to Assam's Global Recognition?
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Guwahati, Feb 19 (NationPress) The national chief of the BJP, Nitin Nabin, emphasized the rich spiritual legacy, cultural unity, and the essential role of tea garden workers in establishing Assam’s global presence during his trip to the Tinsukia and Dibrugarh regions.
In a post on the social media platform X, Nabin shared insights from his visit to the revered Namghar in Barekuri village, Tinsukia district, calling it a spiritual hub that embodies the profound faith and cultural harmony of the Moran community.
He remarked that Barekuri is a prime example of a unique coexistence between devotion and nature, where inhabitants thrive alongside the local wildlife.
Referencing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s comments during one of his 'Mann Ki Baat' broadcasts, Nabin noted that the village is also the home of the endangered Hoolock Gibbons, known locally as “Holo Bandar”, who have made Barekuri their home alongside the residents.
“This small village is a stunning representation of how faith, culture, and nature can harmoniously coexist,” said Nabin.
He mentioned that he prayed at the Namghar for peace, prosperity, and the ongoing advancement of the people of India.
Subsequently, Nabin enjoyed a traditional Assamese breakfast at the home of Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal in the Lakhinagar area of Dibrugarh district.
He expressed that the visit was a valuable opportunity to experience the warmth, hospitality, and rich culinary heritage of Assam.
Highlighting the importance of Assam’s tea sector, Nabin stated that the state’s tea plantations are globally recognized for their expansive green vistas, with Assam tea having gained international acclaim for its unique taste and high quality.
He emphasized that the worldwide reputation of Assam tea is attributed to the unwavering efforts, dedication, and commitment of tea garden workers.
“The tireless efforts and discipline of tea workers have elevated Assam tea to global prominence. Their contributions have always been a source of pride for Assam,” he acknowledged, recognizing their role in bolstering the state’s economy and cultural heritage.
Nabin concluded that his visit reinforced the need to maintain Assam’s cultural, ecological, and economic strengths while fostering inclusive growth grounded in tradition and sustainability.