Majuli, Dec. 9 -- In an effort to revive and conserve the nearly defunct Royal Bird Sanctuary at Majuli - the world's largest river island, the Charaichung Festival has been organised in the island district for the second time.
The festival commemorates the 392-year-old legacy of Asia's first protected Royal Bird Sanctuary, 'Charaichung', established in 1633 AD by Ahom king Swargadeu Pratap Singha. The four-day festival, being held from December 7 to 10, has been organised under the initiative of Majuli Sahitya and locals with the aim of placing Charaichung on the global map and rejuvenating its bird habitat.
The festival also features a special exhibition highlighting forest conservation efforts. The display sheds light on ongoing init...
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