New Years Celebration at Wagha Border

Since I was a child, I celebrated the New Year at home, I sat in front of the TV, watched New Year's program, and stayed overnight for friends with text messages. But this time, I celebrate the New Year in a very special way, I never planned or planned. I will never forget the evening of 31 December 2009 and the first day of the New Year of 1 January 2010. Last year, in January 2009 we held NOSPLAN (National Planning Student Organization) at Deisepa.

Patriotism is the dose given twice a year by the Republican Independence Day. Take too much between the Wagha border. But beyond that, this is a concept forced to rest in the Pandora's box, which is full of social disadvantages. Challenge "maryada" and your patriotism will hurt your face. Patriotism literally means love to the country. People are proud of the country. But in India, patriotism can only be seen in culture. Respecting and restoring "our tradition" should be patriotic. The concept of 'apna des and pardes' is very popular. NRI, especially the elderly, is known for wanting Alokaparanta. People are called angrez ki aulaad if one has problems with Sally or lungs. If a person likes to use English in their mother tongue, he / she will be blamed. People with problems with "Indian tradition" are strongly patriotic

Likewise, the cultural festival is deeply rooted in the Korean society on both sides of the border. Some of the most important dates are New Year's Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Daeboreum-the first full moon of the year. Traditionally celebrate the bowl of New Year, Ddukguk (Mochi Soup). South Korea said that "millions of entertainment programs are longing for fans from Japan to Indonesia." Approximately 400 independent studios are producing content for the entertainment market, which helps Korea export its unique pop music (K pop), TV series and video games to Asian countries.