We can promote our lesser known festivals/fairs/culture activities by many ways. Firstly we can use social media platforms like television,YouTube,Instagram,Snapchat etc . We can see the videos from corner of the world by this source.so we can motivate our Indians (hero ,heroine ,social media famous personalities and as well all ordinary people) to promote it or start a campaign for their motivation. It would help .

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#2 Kerala Village Fair (Gramam) – Cultural Festival in Kerala FEImage Source: Adotrip Celebrated every year in Mid-January, the Kerala Village Fair opens up the lush villages of Kovalam along with their unique culture for the seeking traveler. The festival sees a typical Keralian village being recreated with the traditional Nalukettu house, the chayakkada, and much more. This is the opportunity when you get to witness several subdued traditions come alive in the form of music, folk dances, and other festivities. You will also be seeing artisans work on the traditional handlooms and spinning wheels. If you are visiting the Kerala Village Fair, don’t miss out on enjoying the ‘Meen’ and the ‘Kappa’! Kerala Village Fair Dates-

DEAR TEAM 17 Lesser-Known Festivals of India You Should Experience Our Culture India has a very diverse culture and each region has its own style of celebration. If you love exploring the culture of India, you must attend these unique and lesser-known festivals of India. With the second-largest population in the world and the biggest democracy, India offers an endless variety of cultures and beliefs. It’s a country, where you will step into a new kind of cultural community every few hundred kilometers and this also brings with it a variety of customs and celebrations.We, Indians don’t just accommodate all but celebrate life to its fullest. It can literally be called the ‘land of festivals’ where rich cultures, traditions, and beliefs coexist at their vibrant best.there are several prominent festivals that are celebrated across the country and include the Durga Puja in West Bengal, Ganapati Chaturthi in Maharashtra, Diwali across the country, Holi specific to Northern India but again

Hareli Festival of Chhattisgarh and especially "GEDI" festival needs global visibility

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caringनही होगी तोsharingनहीं होगी did u ever thought-why india only having such a huge cultural platform in world may other country also having geography diversities butभारतis special उस specialityको hospitalityकाapprochदेना चाहिए now festival season,tourismतभी बढ़ेगा जब आप caring attitudeरखेगे4cleanliness कितने लोगfestival celebrateके लिए आते और कचरा वैसा होता हैwho will clean that 1तो कचरा फैलावो मत या फिरcleanभी करो-तभी दुसरे देशों को आपकेfestivalकि respectहोगी और हमें खुद को भी अच्छा महसूस होगा &now do 1thing _put garbage bag-people should not place dirty _&thought came2mind that why not now start 3rd-dustbin where all will throw-plastic things eg-pens even that pen(used)cn be utilised4 decoration 1तोnature harms things ltd useकरो या फीर आदत डालो-invest in waste हम हमारेfestivalसे-reuseका संदेश दे. (pen,pencil,eraser,cardboard..) decoration by waste action india is blessed in everything let's do it's blessings 4every1 humanity my nature 4nation future

Please correlate myriad "Utsav" from the lyrics of the attached audio/video link in Kannada. Utsav is a word you can suffix with innumerous words in many Indian languages and context. The relevance of ALL these words as many Utsavas throws light and gives idea for events, celebrations. It would be nice if this can be translated to many Indian Regional languages for better interpretation and coverage.

There is a current mentality that festivals mean expenses. Today's generation is not aware of the science and social concern behind festivals. They forget that festivals can be stressful. Today's young generation misses the moments when we should be enjoying ourselves with family and community. The religious temples are under the control of the state governments, which hinders the benefits of religion to the people. As the religious temples are under the control of the state governments, the benefits of religion to the people are being hindered. It is the state governments that are responsible for obstructing the benefits of society, family and individuals through religions. Festivals will be revived only when temples are freed from government control. A poll should be conducted among the people and religious temples should be freed from the control of the state government.