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    Non-Membranous Percussive (Ghan) CHIMPTA (CHIMTA) The chimpta is actually a fire tong.  However‚ it has evolved into a musical instrument by the permanent addition of small brass jingles.  This instrument is especially popular in Punjabi folk music and the Sikh religious music known as shabad. GHUNGHARU Traditional ghungaru (left) / padded ghungharu (right) Ghungharu are the "tinkle bells" or "jingle bells" which are used to adorn the feet of dancers.  When tied to the feet‚ they are

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    Traditional Bangladesh

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    Bangladesh Studies Topic: Culture And Tradition Submitted by: Marilyn Thipthorpe INTRODUCTION Bangladesh is a county encompassing 147‚570-km²of land in South Asia. Our culture and tradition lies in our ancient history spanning thousands of years. This is the product of the repeated entry of varied peoples‚ bringing with them the Dravidian‚ Indo-Aryan‚ Mongol-Mughul‚ Arab‚ Persian‚ Turkic‚ and European cultures. In the 16th century‚ Bengal was absorbed into the Mughul Empire‚ later in the 18th

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    An Essay About XADAM

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    AICUF there are Adivasi Yuvaa Chetna Manch (AYCM) and Womens’ Commission‚ which have been formed for specific purposes. AICUF organizes a plethora of Events. They are as follows- Orientation Day‚ Celebration of the Feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola‚ Santal Hul‚ Spotlight‚ Adivasi diwas‚ State Puja Camp‚ Celebration of the Feast of St. Francis Xavier‚ AICUF State Council Meeting‚ AICUF Day‚ etc. AICUF also adopted a village named ’Ghotomath’ and it helps the children of that particular village in all

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    Bangladeshi Folk Song

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    Bangladeshi Folk Song Preface Folk Music songs and music of a community‚ uninfluenced by any sophisticated musical rules or any standard Music styles. Bangladesh has a rich folk music‚ which includes both religious and secular songs. Folk music may be described as that type of ancient music‚ which springs from the heart of a community‚ based on their natural style of expression‚ uninfluenced by the rules of classical music and modern popular songs. Any mode or form created by the combination of

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    Cultural Heritage of Bangladesh 1. Introduction: Bangladesh is a melting pot of races. She‚ therefore‚ has a mixed culture. Her deep rooted heritage is amply reflected in her architecture‚ literature‚ dance‚ drama‚ music and painting. Bangladeshi culture is influenced by three great religions- Hinduism‚ Buddhism and Islam in successive order‚ with Islam having the most pervading and lasting impact. Like a colorful montage‚ the cultural tradition of the country is a happy blending of many variants

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    ramkinkar baij

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    Ramkinkar Baij was the earliest Indian artist to experiment with abstract sculptural forms. His oil on canvas paintings have a singular experimenting quality going beyond its time‚ unregimented by dogmas and with only one commitment - to be unstintingly creative. Born in Bankura in West Bengal in 1910‚ Ramkinkar Baij studied at the Kala Bhavan‚ Vishwa Bharati University‚ Santiniketan in 1925. Trained by two European sculptors‚ one... Baij was born in an economically modest family in the Bankura

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    Development at Grassroots

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    and marginalized communities living in areas surrounded by dense forest‚ hilly terrains and mountains. The development approaches with the JTDP helped in establishment of harmonious existence of life at grassroots level. Tribal communities like santal‚ bhumij and primitive tribal groups(Savar tribe) were the most affected communities living without much recognition and with all sorts of adverse situations at grassroots level. Due to dense forest and hilly areas the govt officials hardly reach out

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    identity. Many surnames are common among other tribes with minute variations. Surnames are based on natural elements‚ trees‚ animals birds or any nature related object which are often found in Chotanagpur region. * The Santhal (also spelled as Santal (formerly also spelt as Sontal or Sonthal))‚ are the largest tribal community in India‚ who live mainly in the states of Jharkhand‚ West Bengal‚ Bihar‚ Odisha‚ and Assam. There is also a significant Santhal minority in neighboring Bangladesh‚ and

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    Preface Bangladesh is largely ethnically homogeneous. Indeed‚ its name derives from the Bengali ethno-linguistic group‚ which comprises 98% of the population. Bengalis‚ who also predominate in the West Bengal province of India‚ are one of the most populous ethnic groups in the world. Variations in Bengali culture and language do exist of course. There are many dialects of Bengali spoken throughout the region. The dialect spoken by those in Chittagong and Sylhet are particularly

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    Tribes in India

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    India’s tribal village first to get rights over its forests [pic] 24 December 2009   A tribal village in western India has been granted the right to cultivate and manage its forest‚ as per the provisions of the Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest-Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act 2006. For over a decade the villagers have fought against the commercialisation of their land. As climate change negotiators try and figure out how to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest

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