Paola Baishakh or Pahela Boishakh

the primary month of the Bengali logbook) was the main day of Baishakh, Bangla New Year. The day is the day of the commemoration of the customary Bengali country. The day is commended with the uncommon celebration as New Year in Bangladesh and West Bengal of India. Bengalis living in Tripura likewise take an interest in this celebration. Accordingly, it is considered as an all inclusive people celebration of Bengalis. [1]

As indicated by the Gregorian logbook, the celebration is commended each year on fourteenth April of Bangladesh. As indicated by the cutting edge Bengali timetable set by the Bangla Academy, this day has been determined. As indicated by Chandrasura Bangla Calendar in West Bengal, April 13 or April 15, Pahela Boishakh is praised. Likewise, the day is acknowledged as the official occasion of Bangladesh and West Bengal. Businesspeople of different stages appreciate the day as the event to begin another business.

These celebrations are commended through different exercises, for example, parade, reasonable, eating pentad, eating halqa and so forth. The Bengali New Year's customary welcome is "Upbeat New Year". Amid the New Year, there was a rally in Bangladesh. In 2016, UNESCO declared this celebration parade, sorted out by Dhaka University, as "significant social legacy of mankind"