The history of Magh Bihu traces back to ancient agricultural traditions in Assam in 3500 BC. The word ‘Bihu’ comes from two words: ‘Bishu’, which means peace or calm, and ‘Bhog’, which means feasting.

The term “Bihu” is thought to have derived from “Bishu,” meaning “to seek peace,” and “Bhog,” which translates to eating. Story continues below this ad Magh Bihu centres on the values of sharing and ...

Bihu’s history goes back to 3500 BC when people made fire sacrifices to increase their harvests. Meanwhile, Bihu is derived from the words ‘Bishu’ meaning ‘to seek tranquillity’ and ‘Bhog’ meaning ...

The day is also associated with Lord Krishna, who, as a child, stole butter from villagers that was later termed "bhog" (prasad). Some people also associate the festival with Lord Krishna lifting ...

The word "Bihu" is believed to be derived from "Bishu," which means "to seek peace," and "Bhog," which refers to eating. At its core, Magh Bihu emphasises sharing food with family, friends ...