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After the formation of Srimanta Sankar Krishti Bikas Samiti in 1953 , it most important task for the establishment of a permanent structure was the main criteria of the organization.
Mahendra Kumar Barua was a renowned businessman of his time and was a devout Sankari  and who was also the Joint Secretary of the Srimanta Sankar Krishti Bikas Samiti  was well connected to the entire region due to his line of work. He identified a central place in middle of the Paltan Bazaar in  Guwahati city and filled up a pitch of 25 ft in order to make build up the structural building of Srimanta Sankar Krishti Bikas Samiti. The land  size was 8 bigha 4 kathas and 11lecha plot. There he established a Naamghar where Sankari culture , Bhaona and art and culture was practiced on regular basis. Dr Bhubeswar Barua had entrusted all the responsibilities to Mahendra Kuman Barua to continue his devotion towards the Samiti. Initially procuring the land for the Samiti was a Hercules task but finally the land was procured and the Srimanta Sankar Krishti Bikas Samiti found its permanent place of residence.
Just like Sankardev, Srimanta Sankar Krishti Bikas Samiti faced its share of challenges. At that very phase of establishment the Dr Bhubeneswar Barua and Haramohan Das passed away .And thus new President was chosen namely Surendra Nath Chaliha and Annaram Barua was the Secretary  of the Samiti . The Samiti made a budget of 1 crore initially for the establishment of of Kirtanghar, Manikut, Naatghar, Library. And as per the blessings of Gurujan , on 20th November 1957 the foundation stone of the Srimanta Sankar Krishti Bikas Samiti was laid among the great devotees and many distinguished guests.
Srimanta Sankardev’s Naamghar establishments where all the cultural and religious ideologies were followed found its places in nook and corner of every part of Assamese villages.
Srimanta Sankardev’s Naamghar establishments where all the cultural and religious ideologies were followed found its places in nook and corner of every part of Assamese villages.
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