My village is called Tarinipur,Katigorah .It is in the Cachar district of Assam

 My village is called Tarinipur (Bualipar) .It is in the Katigorah, Cachar district of Assam.The main occupation of the people in Tarinipur is manual labor,handicrafts, and agriculture. After they complete their eight/nine standard education, most of the people migrate to the city of Bangalore or Mumbai for work.


My village is surrounded by greenery. Like in     cities,pollution has not yet invaded the air around us.Although city life provides many benefits and advantages to its dwellers, I am satisfied with the little and peaceful life,which I lead in my small 
village.


When the word “village” first comes to mind, we imagine a lush green field and unpolluted environment, and this is the exact scenario in my village.They learn to share and care from a very young age, which comes from the concept of joint families.The majority of my village population depends on agriculture. Agriculture is both practiced as a commercial activity and for self-sustenance. The life in the community is a lot different than the urban lifestyle.The financial conditions of the farmers are not that good, and they do not have access to advanced tools, which makes farming a tough job for them.People in villages lead a very ordinary life with almost no luxury, but they are happy with their limited resources.The villagers like to spend their time in harmony. They like to celebrate together during the time of harvest or any local festival.


Life in an Indian village is elementary, where the people need to wake up very early in the morning to go to fields and work, and their life is not easy at all. It is a daily routine of the village where the men will go to work in the fields, and the women of the house will stay behind to manage the household so that when the men come back from work in the evening, they can be served with delicious food.


Girls in the villages are mostly brought up in a more confined manner where they are made to learn the household work such as cleaning, stitching, and cooking from their childhood. Their job is to help their mothers in their daily routine. Many people in villages have this typical mindset that sending girls to school is not necessary as they believe they only need to learn how to take care of the household and their families. However, luckily, the mindset of people is changing now as the literacy rate in the villages is increasing day by day, which denotes that people no longer consider that girls’ going to school is a taboo.


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