IKS (INDIAN KNOWLES SYSTEM)

☆ ESSAY 

■ ORAL TRADITIONS  :

 Oral traditions meaning passing knowledge, stories, history, and culture from one generation to another generation by speaking, not by writing. This tradition was the In old times, when there were no books or printing, people used to share information through speech. They told stories, sang songs, dance, drama culture active, cooking, and read poems. This helped to keep their culture and beliefs alive.

 Through oral tradition, children learned about their past, their gods, their heroes,their culture,  their traditions and their values. Grandparents told stories at night, teachers told lessons by memory, celebration program, celebration days, government give in text book knowledge and singers spread news through songs government make a museum , about traditions movies.ect . In this way, people remembered important things and passed them to the next generation.

Oral tradition is very important because it protects history and keeps people connected to their roots. Even today, in villages and small communities, people still share folktales, proverbs, and puzzles. Oral tradition is not only about stories; it is also about identity and belonging.old or ancients temples secret, importants, history ect know people. 

 conclusion oral tradition is a living memory of people. It teaches us about our past, guides us in the present, and inspires us for the future.


                                                                         

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