Satsori

Satsori, a literary magazine published by the esteemed Sadin-Pratidin Group, holds a special place in Assamese literature, particularly for the youth. The magazine, first conceptualized and founded by the late Homen Borgohain, a renowned journalist and writer, aims to nurture and showcase the creative talents of young writers and artists.

Satsori serves as a platform for budding literary enthusiasts, offering them a space to express their thoughts, ideas, and creative expressions. The magazine covers a wide range of genres, including poetry, short stories, essays, and artwork, providing a diverse and vibrant canvas for the literary voices of the youth.

The present editor of Satsori, Anuradha Sharma Pujari, a distinguished Assamese journalist and author, carries forward the legacy of Homen Borgohain with dedication and passion. Under her guidance, the magazine continues to foster literary talent, encouraging young writers to explore their creativity and contribute to the literary landscape of Assam.

Satsori’s impact extends beyond just publishing literary works. It plays a vital role in shaping the literary sensibilities of the youth, promoting a love for literature and the arts. The magazine’s commitment to showcasing diverse voices and nurturing talent has earned it a loyal readership and a reputation as a leading literary platform in Assam.

Through Satsori, the Sadin-Pratidin Group demonstrates its commitment to the cultural development of Assam and the empowerment of the younger generation. The magazine serves as a medium for literary exchange, providing a platform for emerging writers to gain recognition and for readers to discover fresh perspectives and artistic expressions.

As Satsori continues to flourish under the editorship of Anuradha Sharma Pujari, it remains a catalyst for literary exploration and a beacon of inspiration for young writers in Assam. The magazine’s contribution to the literary landscape and its commitment to nurturing creative talent make it an invaluable asset to the Sadin-Pratidin Group and the wider literary community.