Festivals are essential for cultural unity and diversity. Here’s how:

-Arai Festival: Many events include sharing food, music, dance, and customs. This is a way for people from different backgrounds to understand and appreciate each other’s cultures, fostering empathy and understanding.

-Shared Experiences: Festivals are a great way to have shared experiences as people from different communities come together to celebrate. Shared experiences create a sense of belonging. People come from different countries but ultimately come together for a common purpose.

Cultural Exchange: A conference is a place where ideas, practices, and information are exchanged. It is a step forward in a rich cultural landscape; understanding and appreciating different forms of human communication.

-Bridge Building: An event that helps bridge social gaps and brings people together. A conference is a good place for discussion and interaction that can lead to better understanding and respect between people.

-Preserving Culture: Festivals are a way of preserving traditions and passing them down from generation to generation. Communities can enhance their heritage by working together.

Unjust practices are sometimes used to promote division or independence, which is a crime against culture, and events should be held to promote respect and understanding among all citizens of the state.

Therefore, by embracing the spirit of unity and valuing diversity in human affairs, the community plays a powerful role in promoting unity and by promoting a fair balance.