"SLC27-W1 | A One-Day Street Journalist: Festival-centric business."

I have come to you with a very beautiful post to participate in the competition. This year's competition is really a very beautiful competition. It is possible to portray the businesses that have been established around various festivals in a very beautiful way through this competition. I also went to a popular place in our area to capture the photographs.

We are Bengalis and Bengalis celebrate various festivals and joys, and in these festivals, we arrange various types of employment. Here, different people sell different types of businesses and decorations. In this way, we see them at different times, focusing on different festivals. Among the businesses that are established around various festivals, children's toys, various food items, fuchka chatpati, and various pottery are particularly notable.

The joy of the fair is the noise of children, and if you can recognize any children's toys from the shops at this fair, then the joy is doubled. When I saw the beautiful toy shops at the fairgrounds, I immediately remembered my younger siblings and started shopping for some things for them. I recognized a few things from them and would like to share some of their pictures with you below to keep as a memory. Clay dolls are very popular with children and there are many other toys that can be made with some crafts, such as cars and other toys that can bring joy to children.

the festival, the various shops that we see on the roadside exude a different rural tradition and charm. The shops are beautifully decorated to attract the attention of the passersby. Starting from various attractive toys, they showcase the history and traditions of rural Bengal through various works of art. These festivals are celebrated in our country at certain times of the year and people buy and sell various kinds of things from these roadside shops to connect those times with their heritage and history. These are very impressive and give people an opportunity to preserve their old traditions a little. The toys and various places that have been preserved little by little during these various festivals.

course, such businesses have kept our traditions alive. They have preserved our ancient Bengali traditions in various ways through their art. In addition to the employment opportunities they create, they also create various business opportunities through this festival, and these are deeply connected to our culture. Therefore, we should accept and celebrate these local businesses more beautifully from the ground up, make the various festivals of our country more festive, and present a beautiful and fair country to everyone. Of course, these businesses will help a lot in preserving our historical heritage.