Bangla New Year celebrated in Islamabad

[TopCat]

whatt !! so you mean If a Bengali is a citizen of some other country he can not feel proud of this day?? and are you saying the Bengalis in Bangladesh are not only bengalis and all other should not celebrate it ??
Dude even a sikh in Pakistan can celebrate gurpurab and I am sure Pakistanis will wish them on that occassion in their own land..does that mean they are not Pakistani?? or they should be an Indian citizen to feel proud of the occassion ??
and if its hard to explain..I am ready to listen..I am a patient man.



They are very much followed by the people who are supposed to follow it..the Indians.



No calendar no new year ?? what calendar do you want ?? even you follow the same calendar that the world follows.
if you want calendar for specific cultures of India that I have mentioned..then surprisngly even that is present..if you dont know,thats your problem.

whatever makes you happy.

This is a official new year here with a official calendar... hard to digest while you cant think anyting other than 1st of January made by your master..
I did not not want to be naked as I thought you could understand what i was trying to say.

 

[Mirza Jatt]

whatever makes you happy.

This is a official new year here with a official calendar

dude,did u read my posts at all ?? really nice if it is an official new year with official calendar

hard to digest while you cant think anyting other than 1st of January made by your master..

read it again...i can post it hundred times..

Assamese new year - Bohaq Bihu
Bengali new year - Poila Baishakh
gujurati new year - Bestu varas
Malayalam new year- Vishu
Marathi new year - Gudi Padwa
marwari new year - Diwali
Punjabi new year - Baisakhi
sikkimese new year- Losoong
Tamil new year - Puthandu
telugu new year - Uqadi

and as you said ..1st January as well...

I did not not want to be naked as I thought you could understand what i was trying to say

lol..are really finding love in my replies ?? dont say you are not understanding it ??

 

[TopCat]

dude,did u read my posts at all ?? really nice if it is an official new year with official calendar

yes it is and rest is unnecessary... ohh if you had any opportunity then just watch BD media on our new year celebration and you will know what it is.


you go and sleep well while we are still going through the hang over of new year...

 

[Mirza Jatt]

yes it is and rest is unnecessary... ohh if you had any opportunity then just watch BD media on our new year celebration and you will know what it is.

lol..do i really need to post that long list again to tell you that we have our own new years to celebrate ?? why would I watch your new year celebrations ? wake up kiddo !!

you go and sleep well while we are still going through the hang over of new year...

Is that what you have got finally??
gosh !! I thought I was arguing with a senior member.. okey wont make that mistake again..
Oops!! may be you are right..its the hangover,thats making it difficult for you to understand my posts...

 

[fallstuff]

yes it is and rest is unnecessary... ohh if you had any opportunity then just watch BD media on our new year celebration and you will know what it is.


you go and sleep well while we are still going through the hang over of new year...

You are trying to enlighten someone who is not Bangladeshi.

You can't give to a soul that doesn't understand it!

 

[Ecstacy]

You are trying to enlighten someone who is not Bangladeshi.

You can't give to a soul that doesn't understand it!

U see ignorant man,happiness increses upon sharing.The occasion happens to be a happy one.So,we like to share.That brings in a sense of fraternity and brotherhood among people.
Take an analogy;1st jan or Christmas are celebrated all over the World.No godforsaken person from no country cant say that they have taken a patent to celebrate the occasion.
I hope my analogy will enlighten u,since in this case,i m trying to enlighten someone who is a Bangladeshi.
Is everybody in ur country is a hopeless fool like u or is there some form of supelative degree as well??

 

[eastwatch]

Can you explain why an Indian Bengali gntleman would feel more proud to celebrate new year if he was a Bangladeshi ??



India does not have a new year to celebrate...it has new years to celebrate..please have a look..

Assamese new year - Bohaq Bihu
Bengali new year - Poila Baishakh
gujurati new year - Bestu varas
Malayalam new year- Vishu
Marathi new year - Gudi Padwa
marwari new year - Diwali
Punjabi new year - Baisakhi
sikkimese new year - Losoong
Tamil new year - Puthandu
telugu new year - Uqadi

@Indians - did I forget any ??
Oh yes..1st of jan..

Suvo Nobo Borsho to you

Could you please tell us in which days and months these numerous Indian local New Year days are celebrated!

 

[Ecstacy]

Could you please tell us in which days and months these numerous Indian local New Year days are celebrated!

On the 1st day of the year of the respective calenders....and i was thinking nobody can get sillier than this

 

[eastwatch]

On the 1st day of the year of the respective calenders....and i was thinking nobody can get sillier than this

It is obvious that a New Year must be on the 1st day of the Calender. But I was asking the days with reference to the Gregorian calender. In case of BD, it is April 14 of every year.

 

[Mirza Jatt]

@ Banglaseshis and Fallstuff - No issues with your festival and I hope you celebrate it nicely with the entire Bangladesh together and may this new your bring all the best times. and best wishes on this occassion...but my friends..if you just go through he thread,you can easily see how one of your senior members in a very silly manner told an Indian member that he would have felt more proud of this festival if he was a Bangladeshi...if that is the enlightment that you are talking about which only a Bangladeshi can understand..than I am thankful,I am not a Bangladeshi.I can nver ask a Hindu or a Christian or any other person from a differnt community who is a citizen of Bangladesh that he cannot enjoy his festival if he is a citizen of bngladesh and not of India or his rspective country. just an attempt to tell you how it all started.Please go through entire thread.

 

[Mirza Jatt]

It is obvious that a New Year must be on the 1st day of the Calender. But I was asking the days with reference to the Gregorian calender. In case of BD, it is April 14 of every year.

In most of the case the date is 14th of April or just like BD new year and many of them are near around the same date like 15th or 13th of April..wait..I'll try to get some Calendars of the respective cultures..give me some time.

 

[fawwaxs]

Revellers attend a rally in celebration of the Bengali New Year or “Pohela Boishakh.”

 

[Mirza Jatt]

Could you please tell us in which days and months these numerous Indian local New Year days are celebrated!

Sikh calendar..years start 14th March

Tamil calendar..year starts 13th April

Marathi calendar..first day of the Chaitra month (march april) is marked as the 1st day

 

[Ecstacy]

Could you please tell us in which days and months these numerous Indian local New Year days are celebrated!

With reference to Gregorian calender--

Assamese new year - Bohag Bihu-15th April
Bengali new year - Poila Baishakh-15th April
gujrati new year - Bestu varas-in the month of October,one day after diwali.

Malayalam new year- Vishu-end of march or beginning of April.
Marathi new year - Gudi Padwa-1st day of the Hindu month of Chaitra,16th March.

marwari new year - Diwali
Punjabi new year - Baisakhi,13 or 14th April.
sikkimese new year- Losoong,generally in the month of December.
Tamil new year - Puthandu-13 or 14th April.
Telugu new year - Uqadi-generally in March,occasionally in April.
Gregorian new year-1st january

In this forum,its rather difficult to know who is honestly asking for some information,or who is trying to be sarcastic to hurt the sentiments of people belonging to other nation or community.Please do not mind if I assumed things a bit too fast.

 

[eastwatch]

In most of the case the date is 14th of April or just like BD new year and many of them are near around the same date like 15th or 13th of April..wait..I'll try to get some Calendars of the respective cultures..give me some time.

Thanks for the information. A few years back, we had also problem with fixing the date for Pahela Boishakhi. In some year, it is on 13th or 14th. In some other year, it was on 15th April. It was because the Bangla Calender was a little imperfect.

To solve this problem, our intellectuals sat together to revise the Bangla Calender. BD Govt accepted it as the official one. So, 14th April has become our New Year Day since then.