Boishakh is the first month of the Bengali calendar, typically falling in mid-April. It marks the beginning of the new year for Bengali-speaking communities in Bangladesh and parts of India. Celebrations often include traditional music, dance, and feasting, as people come together to welcome the new year with joy and optimism. During Boishakh, various cultural events and fairs are organized, showcasing local crafts and foods. One of the most notable celebrations is Pohela Boishakh, which is observed with parades and vibrant festivities. This time is also significant for farmers, as it coincides with the harvest season, symbolizing prosperity and renewal.