A Village fire short Paragraph
Answers
Answer:
India is a land of villages though urbanization is taking place at a fast pace. Still, most of the people in India live in villages. They do not have many means of entertainment and shopping in the village and have to go to the nearby towns for this purpose. But fairs, which are held frequently in villages, provide them a welcome relief.
A fair is also held in my village every year on the day of Baisakhi. The Baisakhi always falls on the 13 days of April every year. It is on this day that the farmers start harvesting their wheat crops in northern India. Hence the day is celebrated with great joy with only little variations from village to village.
I went to see the Baisakhi fair held in my village last year. It covered quite a vast area outside the village. A very large number of people from nearby villages were making a beeline to the fair. There was a large number of stalls. At many stalls, sweets and men and women with their heads covered were sitting on be niches and were eating colorful barfi, rasgullas and gulab. Some of them were taking saltish dishes like samosas and pakoras.
Answer:
Answer: a village fair is a small but colorful exhibition held periodically in a particular place of the village. A village fair is generally held in an open space or held on the bank of a river or near a temple. The occasion may be religious or cultural according to the tradition of the local people. It is generally held in the month of Chaitra and Baisakh. Men and women of all ages find great delight in visiting the village fair. The things that attract all kinds of people including the children are exhibited and sold there. The rural craftsman and artisans exhibit and sell their handmade goods. Fancy goods such as toys, whistles, combs, hairpins, chief ornaments, cosmetics, looking glasses, balloons, doll etc. are sold at the fair. It lasts for a weak or a day. A village fair is a means of recreations, change and social get together of the village people.