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Jalpaiguri: As awareness increases, work is like magic. The habitats of the northern forests are colored by the colors of Abir, except for hunting wild animals. The ancient custom of the tribes on Holi is to hunt wild animals. But voluntary organizations and governments continue to raise awareness of the dangers caused by trampling wildlife. And the result was found this time. Wildlife hunting is almost over, tribes celebrate the day by playing colors instead.
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It was not an easy task to stop this long tradition of the tribes of North Bengal. Rather, the matter was quite sensitive. But that was the success. Badhuram Banvasti, a part of Jalpaiguri’s Garumara forest, turned out to be the color of spring after wild animals stopped hunting. Once upon a time, the people of this forest were busy hunting during the spring festival. But this time, along with the Kachikachas, the entire tribal community dances to the tune of Dhamsa-Madal and the flute of the tribal community.
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There is a fair of red, blue, yellow and green in the green forest. The people of this forest slum lose themselves in joy wearing colorful clothes. For the most part, the spring festival of the remote tribal area of ​​Duars is full of dance and song.
Surjit Dey
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