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I want to start today's writing with some important moments from childhood because today's content has a lot to do with childhood.In the 90s, when there was no technology, such as the Internet, Facebook, social media, etc., the means of communication for people was postal and telecommunication centers.At that time, inquiries were made about people and businesses by sending letters by post.

Nowadays, we can buy and sell many products by ordering them from home using the internet.But in the 90s, we didn't have such a system.There were no online systems or nearby cities at that time.

So we couldn't collect many essential items when needed.At that time, there was only one system, the village market.The village market was the main shopping center for the villagers.However not all types of daily necessities were available in the village market every day, so a market fair was held once a week.We call that weekly fair a hat.This is the traditional village market where all kinds of daily necessities can be purchased in one day.This village fair or hat is the center of social and economic life in rural bengal.

Undoubtedly, this hat is a tradition of rural Bengal and at that time it was very important in every village or rural area.At that time, this hat market was very important to every villager and for a village.However with the advancement of technology, those markets or bazaars are disappearing nowadays.One reason for the disappearance of those tradition is the development of information technology.

Because nowadays we no longer have to wait for those weekly markets because now we can buy products through online orders whenever we want and we can get a city-like market nearby.Nowadays we have entered a very modern era and today's youth have lost much of what was in the 90s.Although our quality of life has improved a lot, we still remember those traditional and past scenes.Once upon a time this weekly haat was our reliable haat.

The traditional haat bazaar are disappearing, but scenes of those market stalls can still be seen in remote villages, and we seek them out.The tradition of this weekly haat/market is still being maintained in many places and it is very nice to see it.In fact, when I still see the scene of the weekly market, I remember my childhood.I recently visited a weekly market or haat in the village and saw these scenes.Memories of the 90s are here.

Yes in my video you will find memories of the 90s when there was no information technology or internet online shopping.I never want to forget the past because this past will inspire me to move forward.

Thank you...

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