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  1. 0:01So Hello Everyone and Welcome to the New FRB 2.0 Lecture in which from today we
  2. 0:06are going to start Static GK and also going to see festivals in Static GK
  3. 0:10. Okay? So let's start. Your SSC exams
  4. 0:15are starting from today with a new window. Let's see how it is. Okay? And as soon as I
  5. 0:19get any information, that is, how it is. So I
  6. 0:23will definitely communicate that with you. And at 6:30 PM, our
  7. 0:27series of expected questions is going to be there. The way we did it yesterday. Right? If you remember,
  8. 0:31we had a similar class of 2 1/2 hours. Yes sir, 2 1/2 hours like this
  9. 0:35and today also we will start our class mostly by 6:30 time. Okay
  10. 0:40? Based on what is the number of questions, how is it. So I think
  11. 0:45we will start lumpsum at 6:30 itself. So that will be on a daily basis.
  12. 0:50It will be on a regular basis which is a series of expected questions. Okay? So let's start first with
  13. 0:54festivals and those who have exams ahead, all the best to everyone
  14. 0:59and if you want to communicate something, want to tell something then you
  15. 1:05can tell me on my WhatsApp at 1840286735. Okay again I have to tell you again and again that
  16. 1:12do not send any technical information on this that the video is not playing, your
  17. 1:16course is not running, regarding this, do not send all the information on this, if you
  18. 1:20want to tell something related to the exam or if you want to tell when you get selected, then you
  19. 1:24can tell on this WhatsApp. Okay? Let's start brother and
  20. 1:30we will start with the festival. First of all, we will go in alphabetical order. So first of all,
  21. 1:34the complete mind map of all Physics has been uploaded in the application and it will also keep getting uploaded. Rest
  22. 1:38let's see what is the weightage of static GK from today. Till now it was fine
  23. 1:43during TCS time. So in Andhra Pradesh, first of all we
  24. 1:48have to study three festivals here. There is Durgamma Festival and there is Ugadi Festival which
  25. 1:51is a New Year Telugu New Year Festival. Okay? In a way, their new
  26. 1:55calendar starts from here. Then there is Yallaama Yatra and Visakha Utsav. Visakha
  27. 2:01Utsav generally takes place in the month of December. So we have to keep these in mind. Durgamma which
  28. 2:05takes place during Durga Puja time. Okay? And Ugadi which is Kware Festival. Yalla
  29. 2:10Yallaama Jata Yatra and Visakha Utsav. If we talk about Arunachal Pradesh,
  30. 2:15here Sangken Dri Losar New Year which
  31. 2:22is a New Year Festival, Pangsau Solung Chala Chaloku and Mopin, so in this way you must remember that we
  32. 2:27had remembered all the festivals of Arunachal Pradesh that Tere Sang means there
  33. 2:34is someone like Arun, okay you are asking Arun that Tere Sang, okay I will sleep with him under this tree, so
  34. 2:40what did Arun say that come hold my pin pin and come to me. Okay? It means come on
  35. 2:46sir, let's go like this, okay? Or come on Losar, hold my pin, come to me. In this way,
  36. 2:52Sangken Dri Solo Chaloko Mopen Losar and Pangsa in which Losar New Year Festival is celebrated.
  37. 2:56Now Losar New Year Festival is not just of Arunachal. You will see it in other states also,
  38. 3:01you will see it in Sikkim, you will come here, it is in Ladakh etc.,
  39. 3:04you will also get to see it in Himachal etc. So, you should not get confused that
  40. 3:08how can this New Year Festival be of multiple states. Okay? This can happen because all
  41. 3:12our Tibetan Buddhist community celebrates it in this form. Then
  42. 3:16if we talk about this festival of Solo, half of the tribe celebrates it
  43. 3:21. Okay? Half of the tribe celebrates it. And if we talk about Dri,
  44. 3:25this Dri festival is celebrated by the Apatani tribe. Okay? Apatani
  45. 3:30tribe. Okay? You have to remember this tribe also. Till now I used to ask. Now let's see
  46. 3:35what he asks today. Okay? If we talk about Assam, we have to remember
  47. 3:41all these festivals in Assam, the first of which is Bihu. The daughter-in
  48. 3:46-law of Assam beat her maid. This is the Baiko festival, because she
  49. 3:52had to go to see the Majuli festival with Ali's father. Okay? So now daughter-in-law will become Bihu,
  50. 3:57in which three Bihus are included. There is also Bihu dance. There is also a Bihu festival. Bohag
  51. 4:01Bihu which is called Rangali Bihu. Maag Bihu which is called Bogali
  52. 4:05Bihu. Kati Bihu which is called Kangali Bihu. If I talk about Bohag Bihu,
  53. 4:10it is the New Year festival. Keep in mind that this is the New Year festival. And
  54. 4:15in a way, the New Year of Assam starts from here. If you want to relate, it is
  55. 4:19in the month of Chaitra, i.e. at the time of Holi, we play with colors during Holi.
  56. 4:23March has also happened. It happens during January and Katia Kati
  57. 4:27happens in the month of Kartik. Kartik means it happens during the month of October. Okay? Now if we talk about
  58. 4:32If you hit the bike with a thrashing sound, then bike from bike becomes bike here and here it
  59. 4:38will be yours, where did it go? Baisago. So, Bai from Baiko and Baishago will
  60. 4:43become both festivals. You have to keep this in mind. This is your Rabha community which
  61. 4:46celebrates it here, the Rabha community. And if we talk about Baishagu, then
  62. 4:51which community celebrates Baishagu? Ah, the Bodo tribe. Okay? The Bodo tribe
  63. 4:55celebrates Vaishagu and this is the Rabha community. Dang Patak-Patak
  64. 4:59is our Dahing Patkai festival, which is celebrated in Lekhpani,
  65. 5:05Assam's Lekhpani. If we talk about Ali Al Ligang, then this
  66. 5:09is also an important festival here. Majuli, you know that when the Brahmaputra river
  67. 5:14comes to Assam, it forms the world's largest delta. It forms the world's largest
  68. 5:17riverine delta called Majuli, so Majuli is situated there.
  69. 5:22It is celebrated there only. And then your Rong Festival. OK?
  70. 5:27Keep in mind the Rong Festival. Tribe asks many times. The tribe in it is Karbi. OK?
  71. 5:31Karbi tribe. There is another one, Jubeel Mela, which is held here. OK?
  72. 5:36You also have to keep in mind Jubeel Mela. Barter exchanges take place here. That means,
  73. 5:40you give some goods in exchange of some goods, like this. OK? So these are all the festivals of Assam
  74. 5:43. Now, people from Bihar come. Okay? One second. Okay? People from Bihar come. So,
  75. 5:49if we talk about Bihar, how do they remember it? People from Bihar remember it like this that
  76. 5:54Sonu in Sham. Okay? Sham Sonu in Sham will become Sonpur from Sonu. Sham
  77. 6:01will become Samkewa. In the evening, there will be Chhath festival on the rooftops, Bahula Bihula Sonu, in the evening on the roof,
  78. 6:07Bahula every day, so from Roz to Rajgir, in this way you will remember all our festivals
  79. 6:12of Bihar. You will remember Sonepur, which is the largest cattle fair in whole of India.
  80. 6:17Along with Sonepur, it is held in Bihar. Similarly,
  81. 6:22Surajkund fair is held in Faridabad, Pushkar fair is held in Rajasthan. You
  82. 6:26should know where these fairs are held. If we talk about Chhattisgarh, then Pola, Hareli, Karma, Bastar, Dussehra
  83. 6:31, Mai, Goncha, these are your festivals of Chhattisgarh. If we talk about tribes here,
  84. 6:36then like the Mai festival is celebrated by the Gon tribe here. The Gacha
  85. 6:41festival is celebrated in Bastar district. Right?
  86. 6:46And Pola, Hareli, Karma, this is Karam festival. Right? It is not called Karma, it is called Karam
  87. 6:51Festival. At some places, you will also get to see Karma. This
  88. 6:55festival is dedicated to the tree, which is a kind of tree.
  89. 6:59Okay? Here in your Chhattisgarh, Champaran fair is held. By the way, Champaran
  90. 7:03is a place in Bihar, you know, in 1979, Gandhiji did Champaran Satyagraha
  91. 7:08when Rajkumar Shukla invited him to come here. Okay?
  92. 7:12But this fair, Champaran fair, is held here in your Chhattisgarh.
  93. 7:15Okay? Then they come to Goa. So, in Goa, all your festivals are Shigmo, Sunburn,
  94. 7:20Feast of San Francis, Jai, Banam, Three Kings, Grape, Scape, Carnal and Saujo.
  95. 7:24How did we remember it? If we remember the festivals of Goa, then three kings
  96. 7:28, ah three kings went to Carnival. They went to Goa
  97. 7:32to attend Carnival. Saint Francis or you can remember it like this, the three Kang went to the church of Saint
  98. 7:36Francis. Okay? And they took some grapes for it .
  99. 7:42He took some grapes to offer in the church. When he came back after offering,
  100. 7:45he did not find a car and got sunburn. You can remember it like this.
  101. 7:49Then after that, they all went home and slept. So Shigmo, Sunburn, Sahjau, Carnivore, Grape
  102. 7:53Escapade, Feast of Saint, Franciswear, Bandrum and Threeking. Okay? So,
  103. 7:58you have to remember all these festivals of Goa. Plus, during the monsoons, there
  104. 8:02is a festival here which we call Cheekal Kalo. This is a mud festival. Cheekal Kalo.
  105. 8:07Okay? It is played in mud, that is why it is called the mud festival. Okay? And
  106. 8:12this, as I told you, happens during the monsoons. Then we come to Gujarat. This is
  107. 8:17your festival in Gujarat which we remember. Sharmaji, Sharmaji
  108. 8:23is running with Madhav on Karva Chauth. Running on Karva Chauth. Okay? Sharmaji
  109. 8:29is running with Madhav on Karva Chauth. So you should know about Shamlaji Madhavpur and Modhera which are dance festivals
  110. 8:37. And in the Morera Sun Temple in Gujarat, it
  111. 8:41is celebrated as Ranotsav and Vath Mela. So you have to keep in mind that the
  112. 8:45Modera Sun Temple where it is performed
  113. 8:50is in the Mahsana district of Gujarat and your Run Run festival, Run of Kutch, is celebrated on White Day Run of Kutch.
  114. 8:56It is celebrated and you know that there is a lot of salt there, so
  115. 9:00it is also known as White Desert Festival
  116. 9:03. Surajkund Mela in Haryana, Guga Navami, Pinjore and Gangaur are
  117. 9:09in Haryana's Guga Navami. Remember, snakes are worshipped here.
  118. 9:14If we talk about Gangaur, then it
  119. 9:19is dedicated to Mata Gauri, who is a form of Mata Parvati. Gangaur is not limited to Haryana only.
  120. 9:23It is celebrated in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan as well. Then it
  121. 9:27is here in Himachal Pradesh. How do we remember it? Decorate Hem Pari with turmeric and flowers
  122. 9:32because the king of Kalinjar is coming. Right? So the fairy of Himachal. Right?
  123. 9:37So Pari will become Pori Festival. Right? Then decorate with turmeric, then turmeric
  124. 9:42will become Halda Festival. Decorating will become Sajo Festival. And the kings of Kalinjar
  125. 9:47are coming. So you can remember Minjar from Kalinjar. Okay? So all these are the festivals
  126. 9:51of your Himachal. In Jammu Kashmir you have to remember only two. So Tulip and Shikara
  127. 9:55Festival. Then if we talk about the festivals of Jharkhand then these are some of your festivals.
  128. 9:58How can we remember this one, Rohini's. Okay? Rohini's running husband, okay,
  129. 10:05Rohini's running husband felt like peeing, okay, so he
  130. 10:12did this deed on the border itself. So Rohini Sohar se Sohrai bhagata bhagata parb ssu tasu parb so this one has
  131. 10:21karma, okay, from karma the same karma which we saw
  132. 10:24here in Chhattisgarh earlier also, this karma is dedicated to the tree from the border and
  133. 10:30we will remember Sarhul, okay? And Jawa Festival. Now if we talk about this that is
  134. 10:35bhagata parv, then this is dedicated to one Buddha Baba. Okay?
  135. 10:42This festival is dedicated to Buddha Baba. Let's move ahead. Then we come to Karnataka. So
  136. 10:47in Karnataka there is Hampi, Mahamatsa Abhishek, Gauri Hamba, Gombi Habba, Karaga, Ughadi, Patta,
  137. 10:52Dhakkal and Kailapoudh and Kambhala. How do you remember it, our our our our
  138. 10:57will become Hampi like this, okay? Our work Abhishek,
  139. 11:02our work Abhishek came by car. okay? Our work
  140. 11:09Abhishek came yesterday with his father by car. okay?
  141. 11:14He came by car means he came by Ola. You can remember it by raising it up like this. So
  142. 11:18our tomorrow, okay? So our tomorrow will become Hampi. Kamwala will become Kambala.
  143. 11:23Abhishek will become Mohammed Abhishek. With his father. okay? Up tomorrow. okay
  144. 11:28? So from tomorrow Kailpaudh and Patadakal will be done with my father Gombi Habba and Gouri Habba
  145. 11:34came by car so Ugadi and Karaga Ugadi again if we remember if you remember
  146. 11:39we had seen it in Andhra as well and it is
  147. 11:42celebrated as a Telugu New Year in the Karnataka region as well if we talk about Kerala then
  148. 11:46these are your festivals of Kerala so how do we remember it Puran Puran and Vasu Puran and
  149. 11:52Vasu they are at pen they are at pen okay they are at at okay they
  150. 12:02are not Attukal Pongal it is Arattu Attukal Pongal this is okay this is not Alukal it is Attukal only okay so
  151. 12:07how to remember Puran and Vasu they are at pen because they lost boat race on Onam bus with
  152. 12:17us Gandhiji with Gandhiji Therpuram Puran to Vasu Saveshu which
  153. 12:23is the New Year festival here keep in mind that this is a new New Year festival of Kerala
  154. 12:30like Ugadi of Telugu Okay? In Telugu speaking regions, Puran Vasu de
  155. 12:35Seyam is celebrated in Arattoo at Attukal Pongal. Penkuni festival
  156. 12:41is celebrated in Vadakkumnatham temple. Penkuni festival is celebrated in the Padmanabhaswamy temple.
  157. 12:46Penkuni festival is celebrated in Vadakkumnatham and
  158. 12:50Thrissurpuram. Then Vallamkalli boat race will be held. Onam
  159. 12:55is a very important festival here. Onam is a harvest festival here,
  160. 12:59which means it is celebrated at the time of harvest and
  161. 13:05this festival is dedicated to the return of Mahabali, who is a kind of demon. Then there is Makara Vilaku festival, which
  162. 13:10was celebrated in Sabarimala temple. Dedicated to Lord Ayyappa. The same
  163. 13:14Sabarimala temple where some time ago, before 2018, women
  164. 13:20were not allowed to enter. Then all those petitions were filed in the Supreme Court. So
  165. 13:24the Supreme Court later allowed them. Okay? Nishan Gandhi Festival.
  166. 13:27You have to take care of Nishan Gandhi Festival too. This last week of January
  167. 13:32is a festival that runs for a whole week. Nishan Gandhi. If we talk about Ladakh,
  168. 13:37there is Hemis, there is Losar. I told you about Losar in all the Tibetan
  169. 13:40Buddhist regions, whether it is your Arunachal, Sikkim, Ladakh, here
  170. 13:45But your festival is celebrated as Losar. So there is Hemis, Losar and Sakhadava. Then
  171. 13:50comes MP, that is in Madhya Pradesh. So in Madhya Pradesh, Tansen Music
  172. 13:54Festival, Pirban, Rasanwa, Bhagorihat, Lokang, Khajuraho, Gangaur, Ghadia are fine and
  173. 14:02Panchmani Utsav and Chetyagiri Vihar Festival. Keep in mind that regarding Chetyagiri
  174. 14:05Vihar Festival, it is celebrated in Sanchi where there is Sanchi Stupa,
  175. 14:09to worship the relics on the remains of Sariputta and
  176. 14:15Mahamogalina, who were two Buddhist saints,
  177. 14:19it is celebrated to celebrate and worship their relics, okay, your Rasanwa
  178. 14:23festival celebrates Rasanwa, which is of the Byaga community
  179. 14:28of Mandla district, okay and if we talk about Gadhalya, it is not Ghadia, it must be Gadhalya
  180. 14:32of yours, if we talk about Gadhalya, it is celebrated in the month of August-September.
  181. 14:37Then we come to Maharashtra, so in Maharashtra we have Elephanta, okay
  182. 14:41, Pola, Kala Ghoda Festival, Ganesh Chaturthi, Vat Purnima, Ghodepadwa, Vithoba Narali
  183. 14:46Purnima and Banganga and Kojagiri, Hojagiri is of Tripura, this Kojagiri is another good one,
  184. 14:52it is written here, which is Vithoba festival, this is Lord Vishnu, who
  185. 14:57is worshipped as Vitthal in Maharashtra, so this Maharashtra one is dedicated to him, okay,
  186. 15:02this Vithoba festival comes to Manipur, so in Manipur there is Gangana Nagai festival, Lu Nagai,
  187. 15:07that is, you will get to see Nagai Nagai, Kangatra Dol Yatra of Manipur, Lai
  188. 15:12Haraoba and Harku Hindoba, if you want to know the trick, how can you remember, then remember like this,
  189. 15:16as soon as Mani came, as soon as Mani came, there is a girl with him, she brought a doll, okay? So
  190. 15:22from Doll to Dol Yatra. Okay? It will happen with your union, you
  191. 15:28will get to know Kang with your union. You can remember this one. Kangatra Sangh to Kang Yatra. Doll to
  192. 15:33Doll Yatra. Lai to Lai Haraoba, which is a very important festival of Manipur. Lai and
  193. 15:39bathed in Hindon. Barber in Hindon. Hindon, you know, is a river, it
  194. 15:43is a tributary of Yamuna. So Hindonba Hariku Hindonba and from Nahai Nagai. Ganganagai and
  195. 15:48Lu Nagai. Okay, then they come in Meghalaya. In Meghalaya, Strawberry, Wangala, Shatshukra,
  196. 15:53Bahtin Khalam and Non Kream. Here, it asks for the names of the tribes, which is very easy to remember
  197. 15:57. Why? Because we have already remembered them. For example, the Wangala festival is celebrated
  198. 16:01by the Garo tribe. First of all, it
  199. 16:06is known as the Festival of 100 Drums. And it is celebrated by the Garo tribe
  200. 16:12. If we talk about Nongkram, then it is celebrated by the Khasi tribe. And
  201. 16:16if we talk about Bahdin Kalam, then it is celebrated by the Jaintia tribe.
  202. 16:22Jaintia. Then they come in Mizoram. So, in Mizoram, remember it like this. Kutkut Kut.
  203. 16:26Okay? Fawangkut, Chapcharkut, Minak, Piskut. Okay? Remember it like this.
  204. 16:31Coming to Nagaland, there is Matsu festival in Nagaland. There is Hornbill festival
  205. 16:34in Auliang and Seni. First of all, Hornbill festival is
  206. 16:39known as Festival of Festivals. Remember Festival of Festivals like this. The snake is
  207. 16:44sitting in the burrow. What is he saying to the female snake, come and put your mouth in the burrow. Okay? Come
  208. 16:51and put your mouth in the burrow. Because there is sugar lying here. We just have to remember like this.
  209. 16:55Okay? Don't take it to heart too much. Just remember. That the snake is sitting in the burrow. It is saying
  210. 16:58come. Okay? And put your mouth and eat the sugar. Okay? In this way, the Motsu
  211. 17:05festival is performed by the Ao tribe. This is the name of the tribe. The Ao
  212. 17:09Hornbill festival is performed by the Naga tribe.
  213. 17:15Okay? And if we talk about Seni, then it is performed by the Angami tribe.
  214. 17:21Okay? Then we move ahead and come to Osa. So in Osa, there is Bali Yatra, Chhau, Raja
  215. 17:26Parbha, Kalinga Mahotsav, Nauwakhai, Rath Yatra and how do we remember Konark? Six
  216. 17:32Khai or Nine Khai? Who will tell you six Khai or nine Khai? Who will tell you six Khai or nine Khai?
  217. 17:40The king of Kalinga sitting on the chariot will tell you. So, Chhau. Okay? And Chhau
  218. 17:46is also a kind of martial dance. You must keep this thing in mind. Okay?
  219. 17:50Your contribution, your Nuakhai, okay, Rath Yatra, which we just saw, Jagannath Rath Yatra
  220. 17:57took place, which is quite famous in Odisha, Jagannath Rath Yatra, which takes place in Puri, Odisha,
  221. 18:02Kalinga, your Kalinga Mahotsav, which is
  222. 18:07a festival lasting for two days, okay, so
  223. 18:14who will tell you six Khai, six Khai or nine Khai, okay, okay, the king of Kalinga sitting on the chariot will tell you, we have to remember it like this
  224. 18:20. Okay? In Punjab, you have Baisakhi, Guru Parv, Hola Mohalla, which takes place
  225. 18:25during Holi . Bhagta Parv and Lohri. Talking about Hola Mohalla,
  226. 18:30it is celebrated a day after Holi. Come to Rajasthan. Here you
  227. 18:33Baneshwar, Chandrabhaga fair, Gangaur which we saw. Where did we see it? This is
  228. 18:38in Haryana and I told you that it happens in Haryana, MP and Rajasthan. It
  229. 18:42is dedicated to Goddess Parvati and Gauri. Right? Pushkar fair, Desert festival, Gangaur fair,
  230. 18:47Bundi festival and Kolayat fair. If we talk about Pushkar fair, then it
  231. 18:52is held in Ajmer. Right? Pushkar fair is organised in Ajmer. Then
  232. 18:58in Haryana, wait a second, wait wait. Wait a second.
  233. 19:03Haryana is missing here, right? If it was not there, then Surajkund festival. Keep this in mind.
  234. 19:08Where is Surajkund fair held? It is held in Faridabad. Right? You
  235. 19:12have to keep this in mind. I think we missed it. Then we come to Telangana. First, then
  236. 19:17Tamil Nadu, then Sikkim. First, if you see in Sikkim, there is Losar Lochar Losang,
  237. 19:24so it is in all of them, then Losar will become New Year festival. Losang Sonam Lochar
  238. 19:30Sagadawa and Sakeeva. Sa Sakeeva Sagadawa sounds similar and Lo Char Losang
  239. 19:35Losar. We come to Tamil Nadu. In Tamil Nadu, you have Jallikattu festival.
  240. 19:40What happens in Jallikattu? Bull fighting takes place. Okay? If we talk about Jallikattu,
  241. 19:44then bull fighting takes place. Bull fighting. Okay? This thing has to be kept in mind.
  242. 19:51Then there is Thaipasam festival in Tamil Nadu, which if we talk about here, then it
  243. 19:56is a kind of New Year festival. Thaipasam sorry Puthandu is New Year festival.
  244. 20:00Thai calendar here also starts with Thaipasam. Puthandu
  245. 20:05is the main New Year festival here. Puthandu Tamil Nadu Natyanjali Festival Mahamahim
  246. 20:10Festival and Karthagai Deepam. Okay? These are the festivals of Tamil Nadu. Then Pongal
  247. 20:15is also a festival here which is very important. What does Pongal mean
  248. 20:18? Pongal means to boil. There are different types of Pongal. Like Bhogi
  249. 20:22Pongal, Surya Pongal, Math Pongal and Kanu Pongal. These are your four Pongals. Bhogi,
  250. 20:26Surya, Math and Kanu all fall on one day each. If we talk about Telangana, then Banalu
  251. 20:31festival. Okay? How do we remember that you are asking the meaning. Okay? That
  252. 20:37I should cook Bathua in oil. Right? There is a girl named Medha. She is asking. Okay? That I
  253. 20:42should cook Bathua in oil in the evening. She is asking her mother like this. We
  254. 20:47can relate to it like this. In Tripura, there
  255. 20:53is Garia Puja, Kharchi Puja, Puja Puja, Biju and Hojagiri. So Biju Patnaik is doing the Puja in Tripura, Hojagiri. We
  256. 20:57can remember something like this. Okay? Kojagiri is from Maharashtra. Ojagiri
  257. 21:00is from Tripura. We will talk about Uttarakhand. There is Bhitauli, Harela, Phooldai and Kandli.
  258. 21:06Where are these from? Uttarakhand. Mainly if you see Harela, Bhitauli. Okay? And there
  259. 21:11is another one called Bhikhauti Mela. Festivals are celebrated
  260. 21:15in your Kumaon region of Uttarakhand . If we talk about West Bengal, then Pahela Baishakh
  261. 21:19is the New Year festival here. Paush Mela, Jamai Shashthi, Durga Puja, Ball Festival and
  262. 21:26Ball Dance also take place. Keep in mind that these are mainly dances. Okay? These
  263. 21:31are mainly dances. Then Gangasagar. Okay? So Gangasagar, Durga Puja, Jamai Shashthi,
  264. 21:37Paula Baishakh and Paush Mela, these are all the festivals of your West Bengal. So here
  265. 21:41our festival topic finally ends. You will get this complete PDF
  266. 21:45on Parmar SSC Telegram channel. You have to attempt questions from level one from Little Boy
  267. 21:49, they will be of level one only, level two is not there in it because
  268. 21:53questions from these do not come in UPSC . So you will get only level one questions here.
  269. 21:56Then you have to tell the score that how much you scored. As soon as the selection post
  270. 22:00is known, I will be back with the new video where we will see what
  271. 22:04the level of questions has been. Okay? Let's go brother.

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