Story of The Village

There was also a time when "losing a sakka to a shopkeeper was considered the greatest fraud
This is a reminder of the days when if the master beat a child, the child would not come home and tell his father. And if he had told, his father would have slapped him again. This was the era when there was no concept of "Academy" and the children who were studying tuition were considered useless. It was not understood

• No one used to take out a weapon on the occasion of battle. Just saying "I will complain to your father" would have been enough.

Abaji of that time was also excellent. Early in the morning at the time of Fajr, everyone was woken up for prayer with a loud voice.

If a guest would come to a house, the neighbors of Irdgard would look at that house with longing eyes and requests would be made to bring the "guests" to our house. In the house where the guest used to come, the smell of phenyl kept in a box should be taken out. going

Pillows embroidered with greetings and poems were kept. A washed towel was hung for the guest and a pillow of fresh soap was placed in the bathroom

The day the guest was supposed to leave. All the family members had tears of sadness in their eyes. When the guest tried to hand a ten rupee note to a small child while leaving, the whole house would protest and return the note, but the guest would still give the note.

The whole neighborhood used to participate in the weddings. A pair of clothes was kept separately for coming and going to the wedding ceremony, which was used on the same occasion in the house where the wedding was taking place. I used to invite the whole neighborhood to the husband and wife in turn

No one ever tried to impose their faith on anyone. Everyone was laughing and crying. Everyone's sufferings were the same, no one was poor and no one was rich, everyone was happy. Some house had a black and white TV and all the children of the neighborhood used to go there and watch dramas
I wish that day and time would come back again.