Pathsala, Jan. 31 -- The Assam Sahitya Sabha has achieved a remarkable feat, earning a place in the India Book of Records for crafting the largest Japi ever made.

The colossal Japi, measuring 555 square meters with a 13.3-meter radius, was unveiled at the 77th Biennial Pathsala Conference in Bhattadev Khetra, Bajali, marking a new milestone in celebrating Assamese culture.

This impressive Japi showcases the rich tradition and craftsmanship of Assam. It was meticulously constructed using woven bamboo, cane, and a large palm leaf, employing time-honored techniques passed down through generations.

The unveiling ceremony, a highlight of the conference, was performed by Krishna Roy, a distinguished resident of Pathsala and recipient of the ...