Poush is the fifth month of the Bengali calendar, typically falling between December and January in the Gregorian calendar. It is a time associated with winter harvests and is celebrated for its agricultural significance. The month is marked by various festivals and cultural events, particularly in regions like West Bengal and Bangladesh. During Poush, people enjoy traditional foods, especially sweets made from rice and jaggery. The month is also known for the celebration of Poush Mela, a fair that showcases local crafts, music, and dance, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the Bengali community.