Some Lost traditions in India
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This document discusses several traditions from India that have been lost over time. It outlines traditions such as blessings from parents, Thulasi pooja, cultural dances, 16-day marriages, traditional foods, puppet games, storytelling forms like Oggukatha and Burrakatha, drama performances, Sadhanasurula performances, and a bartering system. Each of these cultural practices played an important role in Indian society historically but many are no longer widely practiced as they once were. The document aims to bring awareness to these lost traditions that were an essential part of Indian culture.
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Some Lost traditions in India
- 1. CREATED BY P. Sandeepkumar K.Rajeshkumar MD. Azaruddhin S. Anusha P. Swapna S. Navya B. Vyshnavi
- 2. THE LOST TRADITIONS Blessings Thulasi Pooja Cultural Dance 16 Days Marriages Traditional Food Puppet Game Oggukatha, Burrakatha Drama Performance Sadhanasurula Performance Bartering System
- 3. BLESSINGS a. In past, The Peoples are taking blessing to this parents b. Now a days this tradition is lost c. It is the main tradition in our country.
- 4. THULASI POOJA a. In olden days it was main culture in every women b. Thulasi Pooja is every day life culture c. It is also main tradition in every home in our india
- 5. CULTURAL DANCE a. In india four main traditional dances b. Bharathanatyam, Kuchipudi, Kathakali, Kathak.
- 6. 16 DAYS MARRIAGES a. In our country, most of the peoples can follows this tradition in olden days. b. 16 days marriages is hindus main tradition in india. c. Both bride and bridegroom relatives are situated in marriage home in 16 days
- 7. TRADITIONAL FOOD This are all the Traditional Food items in India
- 8. PUPPET GAME (Tholubommalata) a. In our country, so many years back puppet game was held. b. It is nothing but one of the drama and it moves to play by the using threads. c. Most of the people like this game and interest to every one
- 9. OGGUKATHA, BURRAKATHA The Oggukatha and Burrakatha was the historical stories. It can tells something of gods. It roles an action, dance, speaking loudly. It is also one of the tradition
- 10. DRAMA PERFORMANCE a. Drama Performance is one of the tradition. b. It tells Ramayana, Mahabharatha Stories. c. Most of the people can attend and satisfied by this performance
- 11. SADHANASURULA PERFORMANCE a. In olden days, most of the villages this performance held. b. Somebody can arrange some items to magic c. So many peoples can attracted this performance.
- 12. BARTERING SYSTEM a. This system is from the period of Sri Krishna Devarayas. b. Someone would have taken his item and bough another.
- 13. THANK YOU