These types of people still retain the ancient culture and tradition. In today's modern age of internet, children are forgetting these readily available cheap toys. Especially in the months of February, March and April, festivals and fairs organized on the occasion of Hindu religious festivals such as Shivratri, Neel Puja, Charak Puja, Gajan, Ramnavami, Hindu New Year, Bengali New Year, etc. In this fairs, even in this modern age, such ordinary creative people participate.  They can be seen who keep the tradition of rural culture alive by making toys available with little capital. The importance of these affordable handmade toys in instilling values in children is undeniable. The old man in the photo is making toys truck at the Shivratri fair by purchasing scrap wood from the saw mill at a low price.
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