Village fair

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Village fair

Mela Abhaman is one of the cultural traditions of rural Bengal. The match with Bengali life is long overdue. This relationship is intense and spiritual. The intimate identity of Lake life and Lake culture is successfully revealed. Fairs are a source of endless joy in the lives of rural people. Fairs are held in Bangladesh on various occasions like Chaitrasankranti Mela, Baishakhi Mela, Poush Mela, Muharram Mela, Book Mela, Tree Mela etc. Rabindranath Tagore, a world poet, wrote in a prose essay about the fair: This fair invites outsiders into our country. In this festival, Palli spreads all your narrowness - this is the main occasion to open his heart to give and receive. Throughout the year, fairs are seen anywhere in the country. Fairs are organized on one occasion in one place. Behind the organization of the fair in the corner there are legends, in the miraculous corner there is the story of a legend or a saint, a fakir, a saint. Somewhere there is a fair for the Hindus on the occasion of Rath Yatra, Dolayatra, Punyasnan, Durga Puja etc. and on the occasion of Muharram of the Muslims. Usually the fairs of rural Bengal are held on the banks of the river, in the shade of huge boats or in the open desert. Whatever the occasion of the fair, the festival usually has a festive atmosphere. The fair grounds are abuzz with colorful outfits, noise all around, and strange sounds. The fair lasts for one to seven, eight, ten days or even months. The festive mood of the fair spread among the locals. Whatever the occasion of the fair, there are various products in the fair. The fair has a variety of household items, decorative items, children's and teenagers' pleasures, sports equipment and delicious food. The form of rural Bengal should be successfully displayed in the rural fairs. The rural people made their debut at the fair. There is a universal form in this debut. The fair is a meeting place, so people come regardless of religion, caste, community. There are various arrangements to entertain the visitors coming to the fair. People get merry through merry-go-rounds, lathikhela, wrestling, puppet dancing, jatra, kavigan, baul-fakir songs, magic, bioscope, circus etc. Sometimes someone laughs at the jokes of the circus clown and his friends and falls down. The blacksmith, the potter, the carpenter, the farmer, the bronze bikini of Pasara continues unabated. The fair connects the buyer directly with the manufacturer of the product. The demand for new designs and crafts increases. The various elements of the scattered lake culture come to fruition. Neglected professionals with little capital, such as blacksmiths, potters, weavers - can easily sell their products. This is a significant economic aspect of Grameen Mela. There is no end to the variety of products that come to the fair. Notable among the handicraft and cottage industries are: Bamboo-cane baskets, kula, hand fan, cool carpet, nakshikantha, dalghutni, narkelkora, fishing coach, palae, jhakijal etc. Notable among the pottery materials are: earthen pots - pots, pot lids etc. The blacksmith's wares include: da, kaste, churi, khunti, kodal, shovel, bonti etc. Among the materials made of wood are: pidi, roller, jalchauki, khat-palanka, plow-yoke etc. Apart from this, various children's toys like dolls, flutes, balls, slingshots, latims, marbles etc. come to the fair. The attraction of cosmetic materials for girls is enough. Such as: ribbons, bangles, kipna, snay-powder, light cosmetics. Among the food items: Mudi - Murki, Khoi, Khwaja, Kadma, Chinibatasa, Jilepi, Amitti, Nimki, Rasgalla, Coconut Naru, Pithepuli etc. attracts the buyers and visitors. Grameen Mela, the traditional tradition of rural Bengal. Abhaman is part of the lake culture of Bengal. Through the fair, people from one village get acquainted with people from other villages, acquaintances are met, ideas are exchanged. This strengthens the harmony. Over time, the image of the fair has changed. Now the form of rural fair has also changed. Electric lights, mics, bands have changed the tradition of the music fair a lot. Such a lively fair is no longer held in the village.

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The fair connects the buyer directly with the manufacturer of the product. The demand for new designs and crafts increases. The various elements of the scattered lake culture come to fruition. Neglected professionals with little capital, such as blacksmiths, potters, weavers - can easily sell their products. This is a significant economic aspect of Grameen Mela. There is no end to the variety of products that come to the fair. Notable among the handicraft and cottage industries are: Bamboo-cane baskets, kula, hand fan, cool carpet, nakshikantha, dalghutni, narkelkora, fishing coach, palae, jhakijal etc. Notable among the pottery materials are: earthen pots - pots, pot lids etc. The blacksmith's wares include: da, kaste, churi, khunti, kodal, shovel, bonti etc. Among the materials made of wood are: pidi, roller, jalchauki, khat-palanka, plow-yoke etc. Apart from this, various children's toys like dolls, flutes, balls, slingshots, latims, marbles etc. come to the fair. The attraction of cosmetic materials for girls is enough. Such as: ribbons, bangles, kipna, snay-powder, light cosmetics. Among the food items: Mudi - Murki, Khoi, Khwaja, Kadma, Chinibatasa, Jilepi, Amitti, Nimki, Rasgalla, Coconut Naru, Pithepuli etc. attracts the buyers and visitors. Grameen Mela, the traditional tradition of rural Bengal. Abhaman is part of the lake culture of Bengal.

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3 years ago

Thank you dear brother...

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3 years ago

I visited a village fair once.. it was delightful..馃槉

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3 years ago

Thank you so much dear brother...

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3 years ago

Durant tot l'any, es fan fires a qualsevol lloc del pa铆s. Les fires s鈥檕rganitzen en una ocasi贸 en un sol lloc. Darrere de l鈥檕rganitzaci贸 de la fira al rac贸 hi ha llegendes, al rac贸 miracul贸s hi ha la hist貌ria d鈥檜na llegenda o d鈥檜n sant, d鈥檜n faquir, d鈥檜n sant. En algun lloc hi ha una fira per als hind煤s amb motiu de Rath Yatra, Dolayatra, Punyasnan, Durga Puja, etc. i amb motiu de Muharram dels musulmans. Normalment, les fires de Bengala rural se celebren a la vora del riu, a l鈥檕mbra d鈥檈normes embarcacions o al desert. Sigui quina sigui l鈥檕casi贸 de la fira, el festival sol tenir un ambient festiu. El recinte firal est脿 ple de vestits de colors, sorolls i sons estranys. La fira dura d鈥檜n a set, vuit, deu dies o fins i tot mesos.

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3 years ago

You are most welcome dear...

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3 years ago

Thank you so kuch

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3 years ago

ha ha ha, your written comment is so bad daer...not matter dear, It's okay....

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3 years ago

I missed it so much.... last year I went to a village fair but not so good in Chittagong....

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3 years ago

Ohh really dear...

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3 years ago

Nice..... 鈽衡樅

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3 years ago

Thank you dear

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