Cultural festivals of Primitive tribes of Bilaspur Division of Chhattisgarh

Abstract

Festivals are of utmost importance in human life, All festivals are the heritage of our culture, which people celebrate together, With the arrival of the festival, there is a sense of enthusiasm in the minds of the people and celebrate these festivals with full law. Whether the festival is big or small or whether it is limited area, it affects the entire society and nation. Each festival is a symbol of cultural and social consciousness which awakens the masses, removing the monotonous life of human beings and various types of entertainment., enthusiasm, They make the cycle of life pleasant by providing happiness. Cultural traditions flowing from the earliest ages, Efforts, Beliefs, Beliefs, Ideals, ethical, It is a direct reflection of religious and social values which do not present an overview of any particular class or region of people's life. Therefore, festivals were arranged as products of social upliftment and recreation. Truth from this, A sense of sincerity and self-confidence arises and the feeling of depravity and inferiority goes away. That's why all festivals are important. Indian Tribal Festival has been part of the structure of tribal India for thousands of years. And this tradition still exists in the present time, the Indian tribe festival has its own special quality, Tribal Dress of Celebration, ornament, song, dance, The language or the unique formal ambience in a distant forest or mountain makes it all the more enchanting. Chhattisgarh region of India is world famous for its unique folk art and culture, different types of Teej and festivals are celebrated in this region, which is recognized by the society. The tribal areas of Chhattisgarh region are known all over the world for their beauty and exceptional tribal population, Perhaps this is the reason that there is a plethora of festivals in this region which is characteristic of the culture here. Folk festivals have an important place in making culture flow. About one-third of the population in Chhattisgarh belongs to tribes and even today they keep their culture alive through various festivals.