Everyone should avoid vengeance, negative attitude in society : Jiruna Tripura
Abu Rasel Sumon,
Khagrachari
In the formation of a beautiful society, everyone has to avoid vengeance and spiritual attitude.
Khagrachari Hill District Council Chairman Ziruna Tripura has commented that vengeance never brings the welfare of a nation, society or state.
He added that there is no alternative to education for the development of the nation.
The only education can be to reach a nation at the end of development. So no development is possible without education.
Culture practice, sports, festivals - everything must be illuminated in the light of education.
Not only will you enjoy the festival, children should be interested in studying.
Vengeance and negative attitude should be avoided in society. People of all communities have to move forward in co -operation by unitedly creating a peaceful environment.
He said this while inaugurating the traditional sports and cultural events on the occasion of the Eipura community at Thakurachara New Bazar grounds in the district on Saturday.
"Our culture, our self -realization" - Bisu, the main social festival of the community, is celebrated through various programs in front of this theme.
At the beginning of the program, the ceremony was introduced by cutting color ribbons on the gate, blowing colored balloons and burning of Mangal Pradeep.
The inaugural meeting of the Baisu presided over the committee convener and former warrant officer of the Bangladesh Army Nani Brat Tripura.
Raviliam Roza, Organizing Secretary of Bangladesh Tripura Youth Welfare Sangsad Sadar Upazila Branch, former District Cooperative Officer Ratna Kanti Royaja, social worker Arun Bikash Tripura, Thakurachara Government Primary School Head Teacher Ank Tripura and others.
Social worker Pulak Narayan Tripura gave the welcome address.The traditional game of the Tripura population 'Sukai' and the married vs unmarried women and men and the spontaneous participation of the locals became the festival premises in various sports and cultural performances.
During this time, the men and women of the Tripura community enjoyed their traditional dresses in their traditional dress.
