Veteran Journalist Baikuntha Nath Goswami Passes Away In Guwahati

Remembering a Legend in Assamese Journalism

It’s with a heavy heart that we share the news of Baikuntha Nath Goswami’s passing in Guwahati. A towering figure in Assamese journalism, Goswami dedicated his life to the pursuit of truth, shaping the landscape of media in Assam with his sharp insights and unwavering commitment. His loss is not just a blow to the journalistic community but to everyone who valued integrity in storytelling.

Known for his work as an editor and columnist, Goswami’s words resonated across platforms like Dainik Agradoot and Dainik Janambhumi. His contributions weren’t limited to newsrooms - he also enriched Assamese literature with works like Jnanamala and Nibandha Chayan, blending his love for language with his knack for critical thought.

His tenure as the Patna Bureau Chief showcased his versatility, covering everything from politics to sports with equal finesse. Goswami’s columns in Asom Bhumi Kakata were a staple for readers hungry for depth and perspective. Oh, how we’ll miss that signature style!

A Legacy of Ethical Reporting

Baikuntha Nath Goswami wasn’t just a journalist; he was a beacon of ethical reporting in an often murky world. His dedication to fairness and accuracy set a benchmark for aspiring writers and reporters in Assam and beyond. Whether he was dissecting political scandals or celebrating local sports heroes, his pen always carried a sense of responsibility.

His association with the Guwahati Press Club made him a familiar and beloved face among peers. It’s hard to imagine those halls without his insightful banter or warm presence. As one colleague put it, his absence feels like a page torn from the book of Assamese media history.

“Baikuntha sir taught us that journalism isn’t just about headlines - it’s about heart. His stories always had soul,” shared a fellow journalist from Guwahati.

A Life Well-Lived, A Void Deeply Felt

While the exact cause of his passing remains tied to age-related ailments, what’s clear is the void Goswami leaves behind. His journey wasn’t just about bylines; it was about building bridges between communities through words. From Guwahati to every corner of Assam, his influence touched countless lives.

As we say goodbye, let’s remember the man who made us think, question, and feel through his writing. The team at Gplus, along with the wider journalistic fraternity, extends heartfelt condolences to his family and friends. Baikuntha Nath Goswami, you’ve left us with stories we’ll retell for generations.

If you’ve been inspired by his work, drop a thought or memory below - we’d love to hear how this legend touched your life. Rest easy, sir; your legacy is etched in ink and heart.