Wengar ||There was a ritual that was an excuse for love||"♥️🥀

Wingar, also known as "Wingar" in Punjab, "Balandra" and "Asher" in Pakhtun regions, literally means "Wingar".
What I understand is unpaid collective work (Mufta)____!!♥️🌼

When there were no modern agricultural implements, farming was done manually in our area by camels ploughing, leveling the field, tala etc., sowing wheat and gram, harvesting and threshing, and cooking. Junk, herbs (bhokal) etc. were destroyed, since all these works were laborious and required more manpower, all the farmers worked together in turn.
Apart from this, when the roofs of the mud houses were repaired with mud and mortar or there was heavy work to be done to put a new roof, then on this occasion too, Vingar was erected.
All these works were performed by all people with joy and enthusiasm, on such occasions sometimes the drum and shehnai were also called, and during the work there was also dance of manchals and sickles were also played on the beat of the drum. She was _____!!🖤😁
Young people (some elderly too) used to jokingly joke with each other while working and get the job done happily.
This practice still exists in some places, but less and less, because modern agricultural equipment and the progress of the times have made all these tasks easier.
There was a time when the bells hanging from the necks of the camels tied in the houses would start ringing as soon as the rooster called the call to prayer, and the voices of Allahu Akbar were heard from the mosques.

Hardworking farmers from every house would take their camels and gather in the square of the village, neighborhood, then move in a straight line towards the fields, reach a farmer's field and plow all the ploughs, this sequence is called "Wingar". It was called ______'' 🖤
These scenes of Vangar were common to us two or three decades ago in all the villages of Thal, where once there was work and pain.
Preparation of fields, harvesting of wheat and gram, threshing, marriage ceremonies, welfare works of the area like cleaning of wells etc. were all handled together with rituals like Vangar.
The person who had to take care would report in the evening what his work was in the morning, no one would refuse and everyone would happily go to work collectively in the morning, so that the days work would be done in moments. There was and agreement, unity and love would also remain.
On the day of Vingar, the breakfast of the Vingaris, the lunch was the responsibility of the person taking the Vingar.
Women generally did not work in the vangar but cooked pure desi delicious food for the people in the vangar. It was the responsibility of us children to deliver the food to the field, the water was kept in the cold earthen pots of the groat and sent to the camels in the morning. How to keep sliding into the shade, water so cold and sweet that there was no need for ice or a water filter.
Our duties also included collecting fuel and filling the bill
The food was always traditional and desi with tandoori gadaz roti, chatti ki lassi, jaggery or sugar with butter.
Chutney was an additional item in the case of migrants. In the afternoon, most of the people used to cook misi roti (chickpea bread) in which onion and potato and other accessories were added to the flour, which was used to enjoy the delicious food along with the work.
This was the era when there was sincerity in the hearts, friendliness in the tones, and love in the relationships, when there was kindness in the elders and the beautiful habit of literature in the children.
The importance and usefulness of modern globalization is in its place, but its benefits cannot be denied, but we are moving away from adoption.
A local poet "pain"
What has been well said by _____,,,!!

"The situation was tight, the war broke out"
"Don't treat all three as "pain""

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