I was born and have grown up in the country in a small village beside a beautifulll river. My village is surrounded in a hedge of green bamboos. Most of the houses in the village are built of brick and have red tiled roofs.
There are 3 Gurdhwara's, 1 mata da mandir(Temple) and 1 dera called dera baba alakh puri ji(Temple). Villagers alwaya go there morning and evening to pray god for their happiness.
There are 3 goverment schools, 1 college and 2-3 private schools where kid's get their high education.
In the middle of the village there is an old Ghanta Ghar (Clock Tower) with high trees around it. The villagers often go to the Ghanta Ghar to play cards and smoke hukka.
On the right of the village flows quietly a clear and blue river. When I was young, I used to swim in the river with my friends. How can I forget the wonderful time on this river fishing or rowing a boat with my boyhood friends!
On the left of the village lies
Kabaddi is an Indian game which requires both power and skill for its play. It was known by various names in various places.
Hockey is one of the many sports derived from pre historic man's delight in stick and ball games.
The term culture refers to a state of intellectual development or manners. The social and political forces that influence the growth of a human being is defined as culture.
About Lohri
Lohri marks the end of winter, celebrated on the 13th of January. This festival is celebrated as a harvest fair, marked with gaiety and feasting.
About Vaisakhi
Baisakhi is celebrated on the 13th of April every year, marking the new
year of Punjab.
About Bhangra
The origins of Bhangra are imbedded in the farming community of Punjab (Northern India) as an expression of the celebratory mood associated with the harvest festival of Baisakhi (April 13).
Gulab Singh Gholia (1853-1936), Sikh saint and scholar, was born in 1853 to Bhai Dal Singh and Dharam Kaur of Bhattivala, a village 6 km south of Bhavamgarh, in the present Sarigrur district of the Punjab.
