Guwahati Boro Association

Uniting the Boro community to foster cultural heritage, educational advancement, and social wellbeing.

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About The Organisation

Formed in 2019 and officially registered under the Societies Registration Act, XXI of 1860 in October 2021, the Guwahati Boro Association (GBA) is a premier socio-cultural entity representing the Boro community residing in Guwahati and its surrounding areas. We operate with absolute transparency and are deeply committed to fostering community spirit.


Our mission is to unite individuals of the Boro community on a common platform for social and cultural engagement, promoting sustainable advancement in education, healthcare, sports, and socio-economic domains while ensuring that no member of our community is left behind.

Our Impact at a Glance

10,000+

Lives Impacted (COVID Relief)

680+

Patients Screened in Health Camps

90+

Free Cataract Surgeries Facilitated

1,500+

Youths Reached in Career Counselling

36

APSC Candidates Mentored

3

Medical & Higher Ed Scholarships

Our 6 Core Activities

Healthcare Access

  • Free Health, Eye & Diabetes screening camps in rural areas.
  • Partnership with Gauhati Lions Eye Hospital.
  • Facilitating free cataract surgeries, transportation, and hospitalization.
  • Individual community health crisis financial support and blood donation drives.

Educational Advancement

  • Higher education scholarships for students (e.g., MBBS program admissions).
  • Financial and academic support for Bathoupuri Bodo Higher Secondary School.
  • Felicitation ceremonies with cash awards for top performing HSLC/HS students.
  • GBA volunteer teaching to mitigate classroom shortages.

Career Development

  • APSC Mock Interview & Mentorship programs for community candidates.
  • Mega Career Counselling outreach booths at regional conferences.
  • Direct technical guidance from university professors, IIT, and IIM professionals.
  • Open-access counselling stalls reaching hundreds of rural youth.

Cultural Preservation

  • Annual celebration of traditional Magw Domashi gatherings.
  • Organizing festive Rongjali Bwisagu cultural programs and community feasts.
  • Honoring community excellence and Padma Shri awardees.
  • Compiling and publishing the comprehensive "Eminent Boro Personalities" book series.

Humanitarian Relief

  • Mobilizing immediate relief, dry rations, and funding during COVID-19 lockdowns.
  • Winter clothing and essential resource distribution for local eviction victims.
  • Supporting stranded workers, labourers, and vendors across 9 Indian states.
  • Standing in deep social solidarity with families during community losses.

Environmental Stewardship

  • Tree plantation drives corresponding with World Environment Day themes.
  • Focused clean-up drives around regional historical statues (e.g., Rupnath Brahma Statue).
  • Promoting green skills, environmental awareness, and plastic pollution mitigation.
  • Collaborating with student frameworks on ecological preservation.

Core Executive Members

Hemanta Narzary

Hemanta Narzary

President

Arabinda Swargiary

Arabinda Swargiary

Working President

Jiten Borgoyari

Jiten Borgoyari

Vice President

Pradip Basumatary

Pradip Basumatary

Vice President

Rajani Kanta Brahma

Rajani Kanta Brahma

General Secretary

Pranay Brahma

Pranay Brahma

Treasurer

Gunajit Brahma

Gunajit Brahma

Joint Secretary

Mwnabili Brahma

Mwnabili Brahma

Joint Secretary