An Emotional Tribute on Tamalika Panda Seth's Birth Anniversary: Sons Bappa and Joy Carry Forward Their Mother's Legacy
An emotional tribute was paid to the late Tamalika Panda Seth on her birth anniversary at Haldia's B.B. Ghosh Auditorium, where her sons, Bappa and Joy, reaffirmed their commitment to carrying forward her legacy of education, social service and humanitarian work. The event brought together community members to celebrate her life and ideals through cultural and welfare initiatives.
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Jyoti Mukherjee

An Emotional Tribute to Tamalika Panda Seth as Her Sons Continue Her Legacy of Service
Haldia: Emotions ran high as family members, well-wishers and residents gathered at the B.B. Ghosh Auditorium in Haldia to commemorate the birth anniversary of the late Tamalika Panda Seth, whose life was remembered for its commitment to education, social welfare and humanitarian values.
The commemorative programme served not only as a remembrance of a beloved mother but also as a reaffirmation of the values she cherished—compassion, public service and standing beside those in need.
From Personal Loss to Public Service
The event reflected the deep emotional bond shared by Tamalika Panda Seth and her two sons, Bappa and Joy, who have transformed the pain of losing their mother into a lifelong commitment to serving society.
Each year on her birth anniversary, the brothers organise social welfare and cultural programmes in her memory. This year's gathering witnessed enthusiastic participation from local residents, community members and well-wishers, highlighting the enduring respect for Tamalika Panda Seth and her contributions.
An Emotional Address by Elder Son Bappa
One of the most touching moments of the programme came when elder son Bappa addressed the audience.
Speaking with emotion, he recalled his mother's unconditional love, strength of character and the principles she instilled in her children from an early age. He emphasised that her greatest lesson was to always stand beside those facing hardship and to work for the welfare of society.
His heartfelt tribute resonated with the audience, many of whom were visibly moved by his words.
Continuing a Family Legacy
Family members said that Tamalika Panda Seth and former Member of Parliament Lakshman Seth had dedicated years to promoting education and social welfare initiatives in the region.
Today, Bappa and Joy have taken upon themselves the responsibility of preserving and expanding that legacy. According to the family, the brothers remain actively involved in educational initiatives, community welfare programmes and humanitarian activities inspired by their parents' ideals.
A Promise That Lives Beyond Memories
The programme concluded with a renewed pledge to honour Tamalika Panda Seth not merely through remembrance but through meaningful action.
For the family, her birth anniversary has become a symbol of hope, compassion and responsibility—a reminder that the greatest tribute to a loved one is to continue the values they lived by.
As attendees paid their respects, the event underscored a simple yet powerful message: while a mother's physical presence may be gone, her ideals continue to live on through the lives she shaped and the service inspired in her name.
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