The Bengali New Year's

Once celebrated as a New Year festival or festival festival. Because there was a close relationship with agriculture then the agricultural season was there. According to this farming, on 10 March, 1584, Mughal emperor Akbar was born in Bengal and it came into effect from his seat (5 November 1556). Bengali calendar started on the basis of Hijri Chandrasekhar and Bangla Solaris. The new moon was first known as 'sugar sugar', later it became known as Bangabandhu.

The Bengali New Year's celebration originally started in Akbar's time, when the peasants of Bengal rented zamindars, talukdars and other zamindars till the last day of the month of Chaitra. The zamindars used to sweeten them the next day. At this event, fair and other events were arranged. Gradually, Pahela Baishakh is closely associated with family and social life, and a festival-based and Bengali New Year is celebrated as a Happy New Year.

In the past, Haqqat is the main source of Bangla New Year. This is an economic affair. Open their accounts at the beginning of the new year and open a new account on this occasion, they are distributing sweet sweets to new and old customers with them and urged new business links. The traditional festival is celebrated today.

The festival of Nawabb is closely related to the rural life of Bengal, so the day is especially important for the rural people. Usually they keep the house clean for the new year, washing them in the dish and cleaning them in the morning. Better to eat well in the future, to be good and feel good for these days to wear well. In the new year, relatives, friends and neighbors came home. Sweet pot and pudding are used in various food items, exchange of greetings with each other in exchange for New Year's greetings New Year greetings also provide a lot of gifts, which are now widely popular in urban areas.

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