As my country is a Hindu country, most of the people are following Hinduism and there are lots of festivals and traditions followed by the Hindu people. My country is rich in traditions and there are many traditions which are going to be extinct from the country nowadays due to the influence of western culture. And among them there are different festivals like tea, chanaipur nima and even thangse and tea are also getting less popular nowadays due to the influence of western culture and the youths are going to abroad and do not returning back to the country. In Chhaneipur Nima people used to celebrate by gathering in a home and they used to eat a Quati which are mixture of multiple creams germinated and cooked and eaten and on the of Chanayipurima people used to visit the holy river for bathing together and changing the year Chanayi that is called which is the holy land used by the Hindu people and our priest called visit our home to ban to tie a band on the arm which have the belief of protecting us from different negative energy. It was celebrated with too much sway in the past nowadays people are living this due to the lack of youths in the country and due to the influence of social media and vision culture. To preserve this festival now we should include that things in the course of history in education as will end. We should do our next program among the newcomers new generations to make them aware about the importance of that festival like this.
Band 5+: Describe a local tradition or festival in your country that is becoming less common. You should say: - What the tradition or festival is - How it was celebrated in the past - Why people are doing it less often now And explain whether you think it is important to preserve it.
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As my country is a Hindu country, most of the people follow Hinduism, and there are many festivals and traditions observed by the Hindu community. My country is rich in traditions, but many of these are becoming extinct due to the influence of Western culture. Among them, different festivals like Chhaneipur Nima and even Thangse are becoming less popular as the youth go abroad and do not return to the country. In Chhaneipur Nima, people used to celebrate by gathering in homes, where they would eat Quati, a mixture of multiple germinated grains that are cooked and eaten. On the day of Chhaneipur Nima, people would visit the holy river to bathe together and celebrate the new year, known as Chanayi, which is considered a sacred land by Hindus. Our priest would visit our homes to tie a band on our arms, which is believed to protect us from negative energy. It was celebrated with great enthusiasm in the past, but nowadays, people are moving away from it due to the lack of youth in the country and the influence of social media and Western culture. To preserve this festival, we should include it in the history curriculum in education. We should also organize programs for newcomers and new generations to raise awareness about the importance of festivals like this.
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