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Parbatia Thakurbari:^[1] is a place of Hindu worship. It is located in Parbatia village, about 8 km west of Jorhat city. For years, former tea workers of the Nunia tribe who came during the British rule completed the construction of Thakurbari. The temple celebrates all the gods and goddesses like Ganesh Puja, Vishnu Puja, Shivratri, Janmashtami, Lakshmi Puja, Durga Puja, Hanuman Jayanti, etc. Every morning and evening, Thakurbari filled with devotees and incense is burned.

Parbatia Thakurbari Establishment

In the past, several neighboring households used to worship together in the same place Later they started holding honest and improvement discussions, meetings etc. in the places of worship Finally, in 2004, the former tea workers of the Bhajpuri Nunia community built a permanent temple made of bamboo through their own discussions and named it Parbatia Thakurbari. The first entrepreneurs in the construction of Parbatia Thakurbari were Kashinath Mahato, Jai Prakash Mahato, Uttam Mahato, Dakshin Mahato, Shankar Lal Mahato, Prakash Mahato, Srinath Mahato, Raju Mahato, Bhim Mahato, Padmeswar Mahato, Boleswar, Manuj, Akash, Sriban and Chahan respectively , Harilal, Puran, Devbrat, Sanjeev, Raju, Raja, Vijay, Bushi, Indu, Dhantuli and many more. The first decision to build a Parbatia Thakurbari was taken through discussions in the courtyard of Late Mohan Lal Mahato. Later, the Thakurbari Construction Committee purchased the land required for the construction of Thakurbari from the family of Mohan Lal Mahato at an affordable price and completed the construction of Thakurbari However, the Parbatia Thakurbari was built of bamboo and still enhances the beauty of the village with bamboo walls and bark. In 2014, the people who built the Parbatia Thakurbari revived the idols of Lord Vishnu and Lakshmi in the Thakurbari. In this establishment of life They take a large walk through the villages carrying water from the Brahmaputra in Kalashs.

==Parbatia Thakurbari cooperation and contribution== The people whose efforts brought Parbatia Thakurbari to life in Parbatia village, about 8 km west of Jorhat city are financially weak but very advanced in their work. Therefore, they received financial contributions and cooperation from several villages (Bhatemra, Sahpuria, Charingia, Puranimati, Chakalating, Karaikhowa, Mohbandha) towns and several districts besides their own hill village in the construction of Thakurbari. There was also the cooperation of the people of Sivasagar, Dibrugarh, Moran, Tinsukia, Golaghat, Nagaon, Tezpur etc. to a greater or lesser extent in the construction of the Parbatia Thakurbari. Even today, interested individuals and visitors to the Thakurbari continue to contribute for the construction of the Parbatia Thakurbari.

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