Even after saying "Goru mere juto daan" or "Jootey mukha vilayo," the footwear remains on the feet A native student was punished for throwing a choti in front of Professor Wooten Saheb, the sahib of Presidency College, Kolkata There was a huge movement led by Subhash Chandra in protest Also, Rabindranath's "Shoe Invention" was read by the students.

In the Ramayana, Bharat Agraj ruled Ayodhya with Rama's shoes on his throne It is said that shoes were at the root of Ram Today, shoes are worn by the students In the 11th-12th centuries, a large number of Gaudiya students used to go to Kashmir for education The Kashmiri poet Kshemendra says of them that the Gauda students walk slowly, sometimes swinging their heads to and fro, and their peacock feathers make a loud noise while walking.

The clay tablets of Mainamati and Paharpur show that the warriors and guards used leather-made footwear However, there were no stripes on the shoes The tradition of giving leather shoes and wooden straw to the devotees was still in existence The saints and saints, however, used wood straw The ancient name of the shoes was "Koshi.

" These " Koshi" feet were used by the Kshatriyas to press the horses on the war-foot He was the only respectable citizen in the country The abbreviation "Nagarik" came from this "Nagarik" and the name of the shoes of the Nagarik or Nagarik became Nagar-Koshi or Nagarik Shoes However, there was still no tanning of raw leather.

Then the leather was rubbed well with raw cow dung and dried in the sun Then it was dried in the sun by boiling it in hot water with raw jam or bel After another day, the cow dung was dried, and the soldiers used leather shoes However, the Brahmins did not use leather shoes.

The plastic age had not yet arrived Leather was widely used and was then the focus of footwear Today, leather is gaining ground in the plastic market An ancient Spanish cave painting dating to about 15,000 years ago shows human feet covered with leather Wooden straws were popular in the Indian subcontinent in the 17th century.

Wooden wedding shoes were made in France in the 19th century However, men and women did not have separate footwear until the 18th century The pharaohs of Egypt wore sandals on their feet The common man was not allowed to wear them Even in Europe, it was made legal by Queen Elizabeth II to make shoes that were 52/2 inches long and wide.

The royal family had the sole right to make outer-sizing footwear.

High heel shoes were made in France during the reign of Emperor Louis XVI The common people did not have the right to wear these shoes There were several wars in France over these high heels and many common people died Later, some London merchants made high heel shoes However, high heel shoes were banned for almost a hundred years.

After all, sexual addiction to shoes is a thing The French writer Nicolai Andmé Rétif (23/10/1734 - 02/02/1806) named these shoes or footwear "Rétifism " In this theory, women's shoes are sold as sexy.

Gay men are attracted to these types of shoes as a sexual stimulant This is called "footwear addiction " Gay men and women who believe in this theory express footwear addiction by licking their shoes In our country, the word is said to lick the shoes of the enemy But abroad, the theory of licking shoes voluntarily is common.

Surprisingly, this is also part of shoe addiction.