Pramod Chandra Bhattacharya was a linguist, folklorist and educationist known for his significant contributions to Assamese and Bodo language and literature.
[3] A researcher with a deep interest in folk culture, he made a lasting impact on the study and preservation of indigenous traditions in Assam.
His efforts led to Bodo gaining the status of an honor subject, significantly promoting the language within academic institutions and preserving its cultural importance and value.
He was born in Digheli, Nalbari, and was later awarded an honorary D.Litt by Gauhati University in recognition of his scholarly contributions.
[8][9] Bhattacharya's legacy continues to influence scholars and literary enthusiasts in the fields of Assamese and Bodo studies.