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Documentary Film on Assamese Poet Bezbaruah

June 29, 2014   News

Programme Production Centre (North East), DoorDarshan, Guwahati is filming a documentary here on renowned Assamese poet Laxminath Bezbaruah who spent substantial part of his life in Sambalpur. The documentary is being filmed as part of 150th birth anniversary of the eminent poet to be observed this year. Informing this, Debendra Nath Tamuli, who is filing

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