Archive · 15 Jan 2026
Hajo Celebrates Communal Harmony with Manikoot Festival
In the town of Hajo in Assam, India, a big celebration called the Manikoot Festival and a Harmony Rally took place on January 15.
The rally started at the Poa Mecca Dargah Sharif and ended at the Hayagriva Madhava Temple.
Many important people, including leaders and famous singers and actors, joined the event.
The main idea was to show that all religions and communities in Assam live together peacefully.
The rally had music, art, and lots of people watching and enjoying.
The town felt happy and full of hope because of this celebration of unity and togetherness.
The Manikoot Festival and Sammanoy Xobhayatra were held in Hajo, Assam, on January 15 to celebrate communal harmony.
The rally started at the Poa Mecca Dargah Sharif and ended at the Hayagriva Madhava Temple, symbolizing the town's diverse faiths.
The event featured cultural displays, music, and artistic performances, drawing large crowds.
Prominent personalities, including AASU leaders and local dignitaries, participated in the rally.
The core objective was to spread a message of peace and unity among all religions and communities in Assam.
- Who
- Hajo Anchalik Students’ Union, All Assam Students’ Union (AASU), local dignitaries, and cultural figures
- What
- Manikoot Festival and Sammanoy Xobhayatra (Harmony Rally)
- When
- January 15
- Where
- Hajo, Assam, India
- Why
- To celebrate and promote communal coexistence and harmony among different religions and communities in Assam
- Event
- Manikoot Festival and Sammanoy Xobhayatra
- Organizer
- Hajo Anchalik Students’ Union
- Date
- January 15
- Location
- Hajo, Assam, India
- Route
- Poa Mecca Dargah Sharif to Domothaguri within Hayagriva Madhava Temple
- Participants
- All Assam Students’ Union (AASU) leaders, local dignitaries, and cultural figures
- Significance
- Celebration of communal coexistence and harmony