Rajbanshi_Culture_hist o r y a n d T r a d a t I o n s1.pptx

Rajbanshi_Culture_hist o r y a n d T r a d a t I o n s1

1. The Essence of Rajbanshi Culture and Traditions Exploring the roots, rituals, and values of the Rajbanshi people. © Rahul Prasad Rajbanshi

2. Introduction The Rajbanshi community is one of the oldest ethnic groups of Eastern Nepal, North Bengal, Assam, and Bihar. Known for their rich language, customs, and agricultural lifestyle. © Rahul Prasad Rajbanshi

3. Family and Social Structure Family is joint and patriarchal. Respect for elders is deeply rooted. Marriage is celebrated with songs, drums, and colorful attire. © Rahul Prasad Rajbanshi

4. Festivals and Celebrations Maghe Sankranti (Magh Bihu): Harvest and happiness. Chhath Puja & Tihar: Worship of the Sun and prosperity deities. Bisu Parba: Symbol of cultural renewal. © Rahul Prasad Rajbanshi

5. Music, Dance, and Art Traditional instruments: Madal, Dhol, Flute. Folk dances and handicrafts of bamboo and clay. © Rahul Prasad Rajbanshi

6. Food and Lifestyle Traditional dishes: Pitha, Chichar, Rice-beer (Hariya). Simplicity and closeness to nature define life. © Rahul Prasad Rajbanshi

7. Religion and Beliefs Hindu with nature-oriented faith. Worship of Mother Earth, Sun, River, and local deities. © Rahul Prasad Rajbanshi

8. Traditional Dress Men: Dhoti, Kurta, Gamcha. Women: Saree or Lungi with traditional jewelry. © Rahul Prasad Rajbanshi

9. Modernization and Preservation Modern influences visible. Efforts to preserve language, songs, and folk art. © Rahul Prasad Rajbanshi

10. Conclusion Rajbanshi culture reflects simplicity, spirituality, and nature. Preserving traditions keeps the identity and pride alive. © Rahul Prasad Rajbanshi