/w/ - Voiced, Labial-velar, Approximant /w/ is a double articulation in English pronunciation with the lips partially closing and the tongue moving towards the velum. It is a voiced approximant, with air flowing constantly. It is most commonly spelt W but some alternatives and clusters also occur. It can be voiceless [M] after voiceless plosives. #phonetics #approximants #consonantsounds | Pronunciation Studio

During his Bihu address at Judges’ Field, AASU President Utpal Sarma voiced concern over the gradual disappearance of Assamese cultural traditions. Citing examples like the Bollywood song 'Banno re Banno' being played during bidaai ceremonies, four-day-long weddings, and the popularity of pav bhaji and fries in college canteens, Sarma highlighted how traditional practices are being overshadowed by outside influences. A video of his speech has since gone viral on social media, sparking widespread