to share the lesser known festival to the people we should organise different games and keep quize for children and give exciting prizes we can tell children to make chart and PPT of lesser known festival

Steps to follow lesser known festivities are: Hindu almanac should be promoted to schools and colleges. Small or lesser known festivals should be posted in print and mass media along with social media. children should be taught 60 samvatsaras, 27 nakshatras, 12 masas in Sanskrit. Rituals must be performed at home along with the members of the family.

In my opinion,these steps can be undertaken to conserve our culture and festivals 1) Government can conduct Exibitions and Shows with minimum fee which will make the people aware of such events and Ministry of Culture too can generate revenue through it. 2) Digital Advertisements through Social Media can be published which covers a large group of people to make them know about their culture. 3) As other participants commented, competitions can be conducted to inculcate the curiosity about it

Lakhs of children are studying in private and government schools and colleges of the country. In such a situation, if they get a chance to understand our festivals and traditions through various competitions, then they will self-promote it and keep them alive in the coming times. Some possible steps that can be taken: 1. Exhibition should be organized by educational institutions on various lesser known festivals or fairs of the country on different occasions like Republic Day and Independence Day. 2. Students can be made cultural ambassadors who can keep the culture and traditions of the country alive on social media and other mediums. Responsibilities like making reels, videos, graphic design etc. and mass promotion can be assigned to them. 3. Like Hindi Pakhwada, Sanskritik Pakhwada can also be organized in which many programs like speech, painting, essay, drama, debate, quiz competition can be organized for 15 consecutive days on lesser known festivals and traditions.

Can collect details at. Panchayath level throughout India, which will be authentic. Incidentally the central Govt is funding panchayaths.

India is love of festival

funding educational institutions for celebrating suchbevwnts

India is a land of love, and these festivals becomes a reason or we can say a lovely excuse for keep increasing that warmth, love and belongingness inbetween all of us, forever. The beauty of celebrating them is that it helps maintain a good mental health, let us stay lively as well as inspires us to stay together always in each and every circumstances of life.

Innovative steps and Ideas to save the unique, capable but lesser-known festivals/fairs/culture of India and the ways to promote them worldwide

india is a land of festivsls