New Delhi, Sep 19,2025| SKY LINK TIMES
In a shocking development, renowned Assamese singer and cultural icon Zubeen Garg has passed away at the age of 52 following a scuba diving accident in Singapore. The news has left millions of his fans and admirers in deep grief.
According to reports, Garg developed breathing difficulties during a scuba diving session in Singapore. Despite being given CPR on the spot and rushed to the Singapore General Hospital, doctors declared him dead in the ICU around 2:30 PM IST.
He was in Singapore to participate in the North East Festival and was scheduled to perform today, making the news even more devastating for his fans and the Assamese community worldwide.
A Multifaceted Talent
Zubeen Garg was more than just a playback singer—he was a singer-songwriter, composer, music director, lyricist, actor, filmmaker, poet, and philanthropist. Starting his musical journey at the young age of three, Garg released his first Assamese album Anamika in 1992.
He went on to deliver a number of hit Assamese albums including Maya, Zubeenor Gaan, Xabda, Pakhi, Shishu, and Jantra. His versatility allowed him to cross regional boundaries and become a well-recognized voice in Bollywood.
His Hindi playback career included contributions to films like Dil Se, Vaastav, Fiza, Asoka, Kaante, Gangster, and Krrish 3. His chartbuster “Ya Ali” from Gangster (2006) became an anthem and established him as a pan-India sensation.
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Tributes Pour In
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma expressed his grief on social media:
“Today Assam lost one of its favourite sons. I am at a loss of words to describe what Zubeen meant for Assam. His voice had an unmatched ability to energise people. He has left a void that can never be filled.”
Similarly, Cabinet Minister Ashok Singhal wrote:
“Deeply saddened by the untimely demise of our beloved Zubeen Garg. He was not just a singer, but the pride of Assam and the nation, whose songs carried our culture and emotions to every corner of the world.”
Legacy of a Cultural Icon
Zubeen Garg’s influence extended beyond music. Known for his philanthropic activities and social awareness campaigns, he used his fame to support causes close to the people of Assam. His sudden death leaves an irreplaceable void in India’s cultural and musical landscape.
For millions of Assamese people, he was not only a musician but a symbol of pride, identity, and resilience. His works will continue to inspire future generations of artists and music lovers.
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