There is no society in which there are no customs. Traditions were formed only in ancient times and not in modern times or in modern society. Even to understand that. This is a mistake.

For example, in metropolitan cities and towns, it has become customary to give a party or a briefcase instead of a

pat-tat meal at a wedding. In post-independence India, the political practice has been that the person holding the office of President should contest the election only twice. Thus practices exist in various spheres of social life, such as political, religious, and economic, as well as new ones are created: customs are also referred to as "customs or norms." Ginsberg says. The methods of performing certain tasks which are accepted and accepted by the society are called practices. There is a feeling in the practice that rules must be followed in social behavior. In other words the social behavior of the individual. As it is governed by customs, it is called a practice, which is a group or socially recognized behavior in any field of social life, be it political, economic or religious. In daily social life we ​​follow many practices. For example, it is customary to share the joy of success or miscarriage in any area of ​​life. It is a custom for men to wear hats on auspicious occasions. It is very difficult to tell how it happened. Religious beliefs and rituals,

Methods. Origins of customs

Judgment and punishment of criminals  Superstitions, ideas about conduct Many factors are responsible for the formation of customs. It can be said for sure on the basis of such studies. In social life, practices are pre-existing. First of all, our ancestors have done it. Therefore, it is morally wrong not to follow them. Such is the perception of the members of the society. The fear of what the society will say is in the minds of the members of the society if they do not behave according to the customs. As a result, three-thirds of the members of the society conduct their social affairs in accordance with the customs. This is why practices become an integral part of social life. In short, the ability to control social behavior  is largely in practice.