Hi guys! Today I am going to write about my hometown ‘Uttarakhand’. Even though my family moved to Delhi 13 years ago I still feel connected to Uttarakhand and its traditions. Uttarakhand also known as ‘Devbhumi‘ god’s land. Uttarakhand has two regions ‘Kumaon’ and ‘Garhwal’ region. One of the four abodes (char dham) ‘Badrinath’ is located in the garhwal region of Uttarakhand. Kumaon region has its own histories and stories. Nainital, Bhimtal and Saatal are famous tourist places located in the Kumaon region. The famous fruit you can find in Uttarakhand during summers is Kafal also known as bay berry. The traditional dress of Uttarakhand in the Kumaon region is a ghagra along with a kameez as a blouse. Kumaoni women wear pichoras, a type of garment common during weddings and other special occasions.

Korean Pop also known as K-pop is the class of music arising from South Korea. The K-pop culture was started from the first ever korean band H.O.T in 1996. With the advent of online social networking and the Korean TV shows the current spread of K-pop known as the Korean Wave,widespread global audience. It is not only seen in South East Asia but also other parts of the world like India, Bangladesh, North Africa, South Africa etc. Some of the famous Korean Girl bands are – Blackpink, Mamamoo, Twice and Red Velvet whereas, some of the famous Korean Boy bands are – BTS[Bangtan Boys], Wanna One, GOT7 and TXT. Korean Pop also known as K-pop is the class of music arising from South Korea. The K-pop culture was started from the first ever korean band H.O.T in 1996. With the advent of online social networking and the Korean TV shows the current spread of K-pop known as the Korean Wave,widespread global audience. It is not only seen in South East Asia but also other parts of the world like India, Bangladesh, North Africa, South Africa etc. Some of the famous Korean Girl bands are – Blackpink, Mamamoo, Twice and Red Velvet whereas, some of the famous Korean Boy bands are – BTS[Bangtan Boys], Wanna One, GOT7 and TXT. The fandom name for the Blackpink fans is Blink for Twice it’s once for Red Velvet it’s ReVeluv unfortunately, Mamamoo doesn’t have a fandom name. The fandom name for BTS fans is Army for Wanna One it’s Wannable for GOT7 it’s Ahgase which means baby bird and for TXT it’s YOUNG ONE. In short, K-pop has the coolest collection of songs. With this I would like to conclude my blog.

Hey guys! My name is Sasha Lohani. Many of you might know me but many of you don’t. This is my first ever blog though, I have written two blogs which were written by our whole class. It was a great initiative taken by our class teacher, do check it out the link at the bottom. My hobbies are singing,dancing,swimming and playing badminton. My blogs are going to be on different topics which inspire me or I feel connected or influenced by them. Like I am inspired by the story of Lizzie Velasquez also known as the ugliest woman in the world but honestly I think she is not ugly people just see her that way. She inspires me that we should never give up even during the toughest situation. With this I would like to end my first blog. The link for the blog I mentioned above: brooding.video.blog.

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