CM Himanta at Majirgaon's 75th Lakshmi Puja
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Seventy-five years of community devotion — and Assam's Chief Minister was there to mark the moment. Chief Minister Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma visited the 75th Majirgaon Aanchalik Sarbajanin Sri Sri Lakshmi Puja celebrations in Guwahati on Monday, 26 October 2026, addressing the media on the sidelines of the festive gathering.
A milestone edition in the Brahmaputra Valley
The Majirgaon Aanchalik Sarbajanin Sri Sri Lakshmi Puja is one of Guwahati's long-running community worship events, dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi — the deity of wealth and prosperity — observed each year during the autumn festive season. Reaching its 75th edition is a significant cultural landmark for the Majirgaon locality and the broader Assamese community that has kept the tradition alive across generations.
The event draws together residents, local puja committees, and public figures, reflecting the deep-rooted religious and social fabric of the Brahmaputra Valley.
Himanta's festive-season outreach across Assam
Chief Ministers of Assam have long made community puja visits a cornerstone of public engagement during the autumn calendar. Dr. Sarma, who has helmed the state since 2021, has continued that tradition — using festival visits to interact directly with neighbourhoods and hear local voices outside the formal apparatus of government.
The media address at Majirgaon fits into a broader pattern of festive-season outreach, with similar visits expected at other major community celebrations in the weeks ahead.