Nama Shudra Society: Some Pujas and Vrats in Context/ নমঃশূদ্র সমাজ : প্রসঙ্গ কয়েকটি পূজা ও ব্রত

Abstract

In 1947 and 1971, the displaced people from East Bengal come to this side with countless fear, doubts, and conflicts, driven by the need to survive, they had nothing in hand, no roof behind the roots of their lives and once again rooted themselves of resh. They settled down creating new homes, despite all this, they did not want to lose their past. Their innate vibrancy reminded alive. They rebuilt homes, sowed crops, and started an rituals, prayers, folk dance, folk songs and customs, they enriched the realm of folk culture. The rituals and vows that ware once the pride of Society culture now seem to have lost their influence. The relentless grip of globalization has fragmented the vast splendor of folk culture. It's no longer easy to hear the prayers, vows, and songs as before. However, this is not the final word for folk culture dose not die, it only transforms. Folk culture teaches unity, harmony, and connection. It's the teaches spirit of brotherhood.