At one time the heritage of the village area was covered. I shared it with you to remind the new generation...

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Rice washed, crossed the pile.
I danced, Helia drove.
Rice paddy

Such songs are no longer heard in the voice of the young women and the bride and the peasants of rural Bengal. With the discovery of different types of instruments, those old traditions are disappearing. In the evolution of time, piles now carry only memories of heritage. Day-to-day industry is extinct but there is no attempt to preserve it.
The traditional molds of the meteorological Bengal are no longer visible. At one time pile was the only means of making rice and rice powder or flour in rural areas. With the harvest of paddy in the month of Agrahayana-pusha, the farmers would have to smoke new rice and rice powder from the paddy in the house. He used to make batter, pulley, pirini, pies with rice.

In addition, rice flour was made at the festival of Navnavan, marriage, Eid, Happy Christmas and Puja. The brides then worked in the veil from night to dawn. Grilled Ausch rice pantas were very tasty to eat. At one time, people used to make shrimp flour in piles and rice vans. The name of Dhinki sunshine was the motto of Bengal. Then the poets and writers covered the poems and songs. But now it is not heard.

Nowadays, there is no damping sound in the touch of modernity. As a result, the traditional woods of the extinct rural town are covered in lumber. In remote rural areas where there is no electricity, the use of piles has decreased. In keeping with the rural heritage, some are not using it even when kept at home. Before the invention of the machine, the drum industry was quite prominent. The pile today is unbearable because of the rice and rice cooked with oil or power driven machines.

Even in the villages of Bangladesh, there is now no cover. When asked about the cover, many said that before, almost everyone was covered in the house. That shredded rice and rice batter doesn't smell anymore. The taste and smell of the batter are still remembered. Modern technology has reduced the use of piles in rural Bengal.

The veil is our ancient heritage. Therefore, the cooperation and public awareness should be created to protect and preserve this industry.