Final Task- Events and Festivals-Lesson 6

Hello everyone! In today’s lesson, I have shared a sample of writing about specific event. It may help you to understand how to write about a specific event, how to put main ideas by maintaining steps of giving information. Now, Take a look on the given sample below and try to write a paragraph on different events. You have to post your paragraph in comment session of this post, it will be easy for me to give feedback on yours writing. :)

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Pahela Boishakh 

‘Pahela Boishakh’ is the first day of Bangla new year. The day is a public holiday. This day has a special significance for us as it forms a part of Bangalee culture and tradition. People from all walks of life, irrespective of their ethnic identity or religious beliefs, celebrate the day with traditional festivities. On this day, the whole of Bangladesh is in a festive mood. The day inspires people to start life with renewed hopes and inspirations.

 Every year the day is celebrated traditionally. People wake up early in the morning, have a bath and wear their traditional clothes. Women wear white saris with red borders and adorn themselves with colourful churis and flowers, while men dress themselves with pajamas and punjabis. It is a day when people love eating traditional food.

 

This day the most colourful event is held in Dhaka. Early in the morning, people in hundreds and thousands pour in from all directions to attend the cultural function at Ramna Batamul organised by Chhyanata. The cultural programme begins just with sunrise and the renowned artists of the country take part in the program that starts with the famous Tagore-song Esho-he-Boishakh,Esho Esho ........ . Artists also sing traditional folk songs, and display classical dances with the rhythm of musical instruments.

People also come to join the colorful processions, the biggest carnival of the country, organised by the Fine Arts students of Dhaka University. The procession usually displays the traditional practices of Bangalee culture. The masks and wreaths worn by the people are so fascinating! Often they symbolize contemporary worries or happiness in the national life. It attracts increasing number of foreign tourists every year.

 

The day is also observed all over the country. Different social and cultural organisations and educational institutions celebrate the day with their own cultural programmes.

 

On this day, newspapers bring out special supplements. There are also special programmes on the radio and television channels. The celebration of Pahela Boishakh marks a day of cultural unity for the whole nation irrespective of caste and creed.

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