International Mud Day celebration!!!
In earlier times, when there were no indoor games, children used to play only in dust and mud. However, as time changed, the way children played also changed. Now hardly any innocent can be seen outside the house. Today children are imprisoned in their homes away from the outside world. In such a situation, international Mud Day was started to inspire children for outdoor games and to bring them closer to nature.
According to the information, in the year 2008, Gillian McAuliffe of australia and bishnu Bhatta of nepal started celebrating this day together. After this, in 2011, june 29 was formally fixed as international Mud Day. Just since then this day was celebrated like a festival all over the world. On this day all the people play together in the mud without any discrimination.
What is the purpose?
The purpose of celebrating Mud Day is to establish brotherhood by eradicating discrimination among children around the world. Playing in the mud is a natural part of childhood. It is also valuable for sensitive development of children. Children's mental health is also very strong by playing in dust and soil, especially outdoor games.
How to celebrate Mud Day?
Although there are many ways to celebrate this day, but all these methods are sure to be dirty. You can do many creative activities on this day. Like making footprints in mud, making clay sculptures or cakes. Apart from this, if you want, you can also plant some plants in the soil on this day. In some parts of nepal, people of particular community dance in the mud on this day to the tune of traditional music. Apart from this, they also include wild animals in the ceremony. In nepal, Mud Day is celebrated at the beginning of the rice growing season. Mud Day is a festival of nature that connects people with nature.
