Talk:Rang Ghar
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[edit] Meaning of Rangghar
The meaning of Rangghar is not Red House but Recreation/Entertainment House. The word ৰং in Assamese means leisure/recreation etc. As the Rangghar was used as a pavilion to watch various entertainment activities, so is the name
