Domahi, or Domasi and Damhi, is a popular harvesting festival, celebrated in the Kamrup and eastern Goalpara regions of Western Assam.[1][2] It marks the commencement and end of the harvesting season, and start and end of the Kamrupi and Goalpariya new years.
^Bīrendranātha Datta, Nabīnacandra Śarmā, Prabin Chandra Das (1994), A Handbook of Folklore Material of North-East India, p. 158
^Śarmā Nabīnacandra (1988), Essays on the Folklore of North-eastern India, p. 64
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