Zubeen Garg’s footprints preserved in Assam as lasting tribute to the music legend

Zubeen Garg’s footprints preserved in Assam as lasting tribute to the music legend

The memory of late Assamese music icon Zubeen Garg continues to find powerful new expressions, this time through something deeply personal. his footprints. Ahead of the public homage in Assam, artist Diganta Bharati collected the foot imprint of the singer at his Kahilipara residence.

The impression has been preserved as a symbolic keepsake, a lasting tribute to Zubeen Garg’s extraordinary cultural influence and his bond with the people of Assam.

This gesture is not just about memory, but about continuity. For fans and admirers gathering at Kahilipara and later at the Sarusajai Sports Complex, the preserved footprints serve as a profound reminder of Zubeen Garg’s journey.

It reflects how deeply intertwined he was with the state’s cultural identity and how his voice became an inseparable part of Assam’s emotional landscape.

Diganta Bharati’s effort goes beyond the act of preservation, it transforms into a bridge between generations. By keeping a tangible imprint of the artist, the tribute ensures that his story, his music, and his contribution to Assamese and Indian culture are never lost.

These footprints are expected to inspire younger generations to stay rooted in their cultural pride while also celebrating the universal appeal of Zubeen Garg’s music.

For Assam, Zubeen was more than a singer. He was a cultural ambassador who sang in multiple languages, gave voice to social issues, and embodied the state’s artistic richness.

His preserved footprints now stand as a symbol of this vast legacy. They are not just impressions on clay, but on the hearts of millions who grew up listening to his voice.

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This tribute underlines the state’s collective resolve to keep Zubeen Garg’s artistry alive, not only through his music but through symbols that outlast time. As admirers come forward to pay respects, the preserved footprints remind everyone that legends do not fade—they live on in every step they leave behind.

Zubeen Garg’s death on September 19, 2025, in Singapore during a scuba diving accident shocked fans across the world. At just 52, he was set to perform at the Northeast Festival when tragedy struck.

Despite being rescued and rushed to the hospital, doctors could not revive him. His sudden passing created an irreplaceable void in India’s music industry, leaving millions mourning the loss of a voice that had touched countless hearts.