Bangalis’ Folk festival and Non-Communalism:Its Feature and Nature
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Bangali is a mixed nation. The combination of blood of different nations; lineages‘-community has barged into the flesh and soul of the Bangali. From the primitive time to the present the various arrived nations, bearing different lineages, creeds, races, castes, belief-reformation of the community, consuetude and customs, language and culture have been mingled highly with the norms, observance, belief and culture including the style of this region. On the contrary, exotic people as well have combined with the consuetude, customs and belief of the Bangali.
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