kobiraaz
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Then you should not have any problem with shirk either.
My Bengal of Gold (Precious),
I love you.
Forever your skies, your air set my heart in tune As if it were a flute.
In spring, O mother mine, the fragrance from your mango groves Makes me wild with joy
Ah, what a thrill!
In autumn, O mother mine,
In the full blossomed paddy fields
I have seen spread all over sweet smiles
Ah, what a beauty, what shades, what an affection And what a tenderness!
What a quilt have you spread at the feet of Banyan trees And along the banks of rivers!
O mother mine, words from your lips
Are like nectar to my ears.
Ah, what a thrill!
If sadness, O mother mine, casts a gloom on your face, my eyes are filled with tears!
Show me any sign of Shirk and I will concur your opinion.
West Bengal and East Bengal are different linguistically due to different Bengali accent. East Bengalis and present day Bangladeshis speak very casual and informal Bengali with some different vocabulary in day to day life but most West Bengalis talk very bookish and formal Bengali even in daily conversation. Very few West Bengalis bordering Bangladesh talk similar to Bangladeshi accent even then there are differences.
Original West Bengalis facial structure is not same as Bangladeshis or East Bengalis. Generally West Bengalis in majority look a lot better than most East Bengalis and Bangladeshis (No offense but its true). Majority of East Bengalis and present Bangladeshis have tanned dark skin compared to original West Bengalis.
During Partition the area was divided mainly along religious line but also along ethnic line due to certain linguistic and cultural differences.
East Bengali Hindus who settled in West Bengal in 1947 and afterwards and also during 1971 genocide of East Bengalis still have hard time to completely adhere to West Bengali culture even though both are Hindus. The current generation of East Bengali in West Bengal are hybrid generation due to marriage between East Bengali migrants with original West Bengali residents. They are more comfortable in West Bengal than their East Bengali ancestors.
There were serious Bangal (East Bengali)-Ghoti ( original West Bengali) cultural conflicts for decades but now it has become a matter of light unharmed fight and humor which reflects mainly in football matches of Bangal team 'East Bengal' and Ghoti team 'Mohun Bagan'.
@Rain Man is East Bengali 'Bangal' in West Bengal from both parents side.
Bangal
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Bangal is a term used to refer to the people of East Bengal (usually from regions around Dhaka and Barisal), now in Bangladesh (as opposed to the Ghotis of West Bengal). The term is used to describe Bengalis from the east, who are marked by a distinct accent.
Some of the people from East Bengal, mainly Hindus, migrated to West Bengal during the Partition of India in 1947. These refugees were sometimes referred to as Bangals by the native population of West Bengal.
The terms Ghoti and Bangal are mostly used in West Bengal while in Bangladesh, the usage of these is rare except in regions with relatively high concentrations of immigrants from West Bengal.
Amongst the high-caste Bengali Hindus, "Bangal" and "Ghoti" are used as social sub-groups. Those whose families came from East Bengal at the time of Partition are Bangals and those whose families were staying in West Bengal at that time are Ghotis.Similarly the people who came West Bengal from East Bengal Before the Independence of India,1947 are also known as Ghotis as they were staying in West Bengal, India, at the time of Independence. The term as used here has little relation to actual geography, since most members of these groups all now live in India. Historically, in addition to marrying within their castes, people from these groups also preferred to marry within the group, whether Bangal or Ghoti.
Bangals and Ghotis keep up their cultural rivalry through their respective support of the football clubs East Bengal (Bangals) and Mohun Bagan (Ghotis). They also cherish a rivalry through claim of supremacy of their respective cuisines and especially river-food delicacies, i. e., Chingri (prawn) for Ghotis and Ilish (hilsa) for Bangals.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bangal
Why don't you come with your original name instead of a muslim sounding one?? Roy, Ram , Ravan whatever instead of Riyad.
Thanks brother. I always thought all Bengalis were the same and the partition was only along religious lines. Like for Sindh and Punjab. I did not know you are racially distinct. I always got the impression it was slightly different dialect. Like Assam and Odisha.
What was the division of East Bengal and West Bengal? Was it a British legacy or indigenously traditional?
Okey You are being taught pseudo history by racist stupid idiot. Partition took place along religious line and there is no racial bullshit. Bengalis can be very dark or white like Persians. There is no regional diversity inside Bengal.
Most of the kolkata movie actors actresses directors singers have their roots in east bengal. Ask the idiot to explain the reason.