NorthEast largest auditorium inaugrated in Guwahati

Published on

UKHRUL: Jyoti-Bishnu Antarjatik Kala Mandir, the largest auditorium in the North East region was inaugurated by Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday (December 29) in Guwahati, Assam.

Measuring a capacity of 5000 spectators, the auditorium is spread over a 45 bighas (14.85 acres) of land in Khanapara and was built at a cost of Rs 291 crore.

The complex also includes a multi-level car parking for 450 vehicles, convention centre, five VIP suites, advanced audio-visual systems, digital infrastructure and modern stage facilities. According to Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, the complex will operate on green energy.

ALSO READ: CanBoo Delivers Landmark Bamboo Village Vaults at Guwahati Airport’s Award-Winning T-2

Latest articles

Assam Rifles Celebrates International Women’s Day with Women of Senapti District

SENAPATI: Assam Rifles celebrated International Women's Day on March 8, in association with Manipur...

International Women’s Day Celebrated in Senapati District Through Sports

SENAPATI: Joining with the rest of the world, Senapati district also celebrated the International...

TNFO Demands Immediate Retraction of Ultimatum

UKHRUL: The Central Working Committee (CWC), Tangkhul Naga Foothills's Organisation (TNFO) on Sunday rebutted...

International Women’s Day 2026: Rs 350 Crore Earmarked for Women Affected by Manipur Violence

IMPHAL: Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh announced that a budgetary provision of Rs 350...

More like this

Viksit Nagaland Will Contribute to a Viksit Bharat: VP CP Radhakrishnan

KOHIMA: Vice President of India CP Radhakrishnan on Friday said that India is a diverse...

Stella Rica Khongsni, Leimapokpam Ghanapyari Devi, Tenzing Choden Sherpa Crowned Sunsilk Mega Miss North East 2026 

GUWAHATI: In a glittering celebration of confidence, culture, and contemporary elegance, Stella Rica Khongsni from...

imposition of Reciting Vande Mataram a Threat to Nagaland’s Christian Majority Faith, Culture: NPF

KOHIMA: The Naga People's Front (NPF) expressed its strong resentment at the "imposition of reciting"...