पांच दिनों तक मनाया जाता है सोहराय पर्व, अलग-अलग दिनों का है अपना-अपना महत्व

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संथाल में आदिवासी गांव सोहराय पर्व को लेकर गूंज रहा है. मांदर की थाप पर पूरा आदिवासी समाज झूम रहा है.

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00:00In the month of Osh, the tribal Santhal community is celebrating Saurai Parv in the entire village of Santhal.

00:08On all four sides of the Saurai Parv, the Santhal village is echoing with the sound of Mandar.

00:13The atmosphere of celebration is created.

00:16The tribal community is dancing and dancing.

00:19This Saurai Parv, which is celebrated for five days, is considered to be the largest and most connected Parv in nature.

00:26Saurai Parv is associated with nature and is compared to an elephant, which is considered to be the largest Parv.

00:44On the first day of this Parv, all the Santhal tribal communities bathe in the holy water and clean it.

00:53On the second day, everyone worships their deity.

00:57On the third day, the bull is tied in a hut and worshiped all around.

01:02They dance with the drum.

01:05On the fourth day, they go to each other's houses and meet.

01:09On the fifth day, there is a tradition of hunting, in which fish and crabs are hunted.

01:15And on Makar Sankranti, this Parv ends.

01:19Saurai Parv is considered to be the largest Parv in nature.

01:23It is also compared to an elephant.

01:26This Parv is associated with nature.

01:29In the month of Pushya, when all the crops are harvested, this Parv is decided.

01:39On the first day of this Parv, there is Om.

01:42On the first day of this Parv, all the crops are harvested.

01:46On the second day of this Parv, all the crops are harvested.

01:53On the third day of this Parv, the Parv is considered to be the largest Parv in nature.

01:58It is also compared to an elephant.

02:01On the fourth day of this Parv, there is Om.

02:04On the fifth day of this Parv, there is Om.

02:07On the fifth day of this Parv, all the crops are harvested.

02:12On the third day of this Parv, there is Khuntav.

02:16In this Khuntav, the bull is hunted.

02:23On the third day of this Parv, there is Jali.

02:31On the third day of this Parv, all the crops are harvested.

02:39On the fifth day of this Parv, there is Haku Katkom.

02:42Haku means fish and Katkom means crab.

02:46This is considered to be the largest Parv in nature.

02:49On the fifth day of this Parv, all the crops are harvested.

02:53In the Adivasi community, there is a lot of dance.

02:58They worship the deities of nature.

03:04On the second day of this Parv, there is a lot of love between the brothers and sisters.

03:10On the sixth day of this Parv, the brothers go to their sister's house and invite her.

03:16The sister comes to her brother's house to invite him.

03:19The social worker Deepika Besra says that the 16th Parv is a very big Parv of the Adivasi community.

03:27On the eighth day of this Parv, there is a brother-sister relationship.

03:31In this, the brothers invite their sister to the 16th Parv and the sister comes.

03:38If there is no invitation, the sister does not come.

03:42This is a very big Parv of the Adivasi community.

03:47This is the fifth day of this Parv.

03:49In this Parv, we worship the deities of nature.

04:00This is the fifth day of this Parv.

04:03This is the fifth day of this Parv.

04:06In this Parv, we worship the deities of nature.

04:14We have been celebrating this Parv since January 10.

04:18This is a very big Parv of the Adivasi community.

04:22When we came to the 16th Parv, the first thing we did was invite the sister to a wedding.

04:34If the 16th Parv is not available, then only she comes.

04:38In this way, for five days, at the Saurai Mountain, where devotion is shown towards nature,

04:48the relationship between brother and sister is also shown.

04:53Sanjay Tiwari, Uttar Pradesh, Jamtala.

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