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Language and Culture

Language:

 

The geography and geographical location of Rampal Upazila has played a role in shaping the language and culture of the people of this upazila. Located in the southern part of Bangladesh, this upazila is surrounded by the Bay of Bengal, West Bengal of India and other upazilas of Barisal Division. The main features of the language are the same as in other upazilas of Bangladesh, but there is some variation. For example, in spoken language, aspirate sound is largely absent, i.e. there is a tendency to simplify the language. The language of Barisal, which is adjacent to the regional language of Rampal Upazila, is very similar. Experts believe that Rampal has had a profound effect on language and culture by the people's behavior, eating habits . A review of the history of this area shows that the civilization of Rampal is very ancient. Rampal's contribution to the cultural sphere is also undeniable.

 

Culture:

Almost every family in the rural areas of this district is an example of ideal family. Agriculture is their main occupation. Pre-Vedic, Vedic, Aryan, Buddhist, Muslim influences of all ages have created a mixed culture in this district. The daily routine of the day begins here when the rooster crows in the morning. Men go out for daily work with, helm, baitha & net. Women pay attention to housework. Sometimes men and women work together in the field. Men as well as women are ahead. Co-educational activities are also long lasting. The head of the family. Women are in second place. The mother here is very childish. There is an abundance of children per son. The couple is disappearing day by day. In rural areas women wear sari. It is customary for the bride to wear a red sari. The girls put their hands on the bracelets. The girls are seen doing the screen. Married Hindus prefer to wear vermilion on their hands considering that it is more auspicious for the husband to wear vermilion on his own hands. In rural Purusharalungipar. Men everywhere wear shirts. Houses usually have chauchalas, golpatar canopies, bamboo or wooden fences and earthen foundations. Getting rid of rats or other animals can be seen hanging on the skewers. Both communities are seen rejoicing in colorful attire during the Durga festival and Eid in the autumn. The locals love to watch dramas, rides, fairs, bullfights, boating, etc. Sports are also very popular among them. After the birth of a child, food is served in the house of a Hindu and in the house of a Muslim. Both communities visit dargahs and holy places. There are some superstitions about the existence of ghosts and jinns. Rice and fish are the main food of the district. The cooking system is almost the same all over the district.

 

The official cultural organizations working in Rampal are:

    * Upazila Shilpakala Academy, Rampal
    * Government Public Library, Rampal