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English: A musical instrument that is played during the bihu and made of bamboo sticks. There are two types of gogona- Ramdhon gogona and Lahori gogona. Ramdhon gogonas are played by the male bihu dancers and lahori gogonas by the female ones. অসমীয়া: গগণা |
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- 2012-05-25 04:33 Jugal Bharali 950×650× (540998 bytes) A musical instrument that is played during the bihu and made of bamboo sticks. There are two types of gogona- Ramdhon gogona and Lahori gogona. Ramdhon gogonas are played by the male bihu dancers and lahori gogonas by the female ones.
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