Culture Labhpur

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house of tarashankar bandopadhyaya


in novel hansulibanker upkatha, writes, hansulibank countryside rough land. here, man’s fight more land, rivers. when drought comes, in extreme summer, river becomes desert, land of sand – deep water somehow manages weave narrow way through it. land transformed rock. grass dries up. land heats if piece of heated-up iron.


in novel ganadevata, quotes rural rhyme



poush-poush, golden poush,
come poush don’t go away, don’t ever leave,
don’t leave poush, don’t,
the husband , son eat full bowl of rice.

labpur atulshiv club, birbhum sangskriti bahini , dishari sangskritik chakra among renowned cultural organisations in labhpur. besides other cultural activities, these organisations stages dramas regularly in , outside labhpur.


festivals

the important festival of labhpur durga puja, followed jagdahatri puja , rash yatra. banerjee family celebrates jagadhatri puja same festivity since last 200 years.on day of rash yatra (a couple of days after jagadhatri puja), procession goes thakur badi rath tala. there, annual feast of krishna celebrated. great festival of region fullara mela (fair), held on first full moon of bengali month of magh. annual celebration of laxmi puja, kali puja , village goddess maa rakhkha kali celebrated. mahashivratri festival observed worshipping shiva , holding fasts. prominent clubs celebrating durga puja include: 1. pallisamaj. 2. bright star club. 3. atul shiv club 4.sasthinagar young society. tran samiti club celebrates kali puja. sasthinagar young society celebrates kali puja. muslim festivals (like yeed-ul-jjua, maharam etc.)are celebrated in labpur.








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