WATER POLLUTION

WATER POLLUTION
WATER POLLUTION
WATER pollution means the ways in which the water is polluted. Water is an important element for human environment. It is essential for human, plants and other life. Water can be polluted by many ways. Farmer use fertilizer and insecticide in their fields. The rain and flood wash away some of these. They get mixed with safe water. Mill and factories pollutes water by throwing their waste. Steamer, motor launch pollute water by throwing oil, food waste, human waste etc. unsanitary latrines also pollute water. Safe water is safe for us and polluted water is harmful. So we should be conscious to prevent this problem.

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YOUR SCHOOL MAGAZINE

YOUR SCHOOL MAGAZINE
A school magazine is a magazine that contains the writings of the teachers and the students of a school. Almost every well established school publishes it every year. It contains poems, articles and short stories. The publication of a school magazine is a very difficult task. The editors have to work hard to publish it. The school magazine is an important things for students. A student fell proud when he find his writing in print. The students can learn many things from it. The school also reflects academic and co curricular activities of the school. In a word school magazine is the mirror of a school.
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TEA STALL

TEA STALL
A tea stalls a ordinary sight in our state. It is establish in towns, cities, railway station, bazaars, bus stands even in village. It is a little shop. In a tea stall there are few seats, tables. Ready tea is sold at this time. Biscuits, cakes, bananas are also sold here. There is frequently a boy or two to dish up the tea. An normal tea stall is muddy. A kettle is always kept sizzling on the stove. A tea stall opens in the morning and closes late night. A tea stall is a accepted place. Citizens of different ages and classes come here. They take tea and talk with one another. They talk about village politics, nationwide and international politics, and current dealings. A tea stall is an essential place for people.

Load shedding

Load shedding
Load shedding means the discontinuation of supply of electricity. Load shedding occurs when production of power is less than demand and also unplanned distribution of power. It creates a serious problem in the economic development of a country. The running houses, mills, industries, hospitals all fall a victim to it. Domestic life becomes painful. The sufferings of the students due to load shedding beggar description. The patient also suffers terribly for load shedding. The food kept in the refrigerators gets rotten. Load shedding causes a great suffering to the people. In order to solve this problem we have to produce sufficient electricity. We should be conscious to using the electricity. 
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A book fair

A book fair
Book fair is an display of books. Now a day’s book fair has turn into very popular. It has created a brains of attention for books. All shorts of books-fictions, book books, dramas, children books are displayed there. There are also food and drink stalls. A book fair become crowd particularly in the twilight. Both male and female clientele meet in a book fair. The writers also call the fair smoothly. The book fair reminds us that books are our top companions. They are for all time at our side when we fall in risk. They change our outlook. We get these finest friends at a cheaper speed from a book fair.

VILLAGE MARKET

 VILLAGE MARKET
A village market is an important place to the villagers. The villagers buy and sell their daily goods in a village market. A village market generally sits in an open place of the village. Usually A village market is divided into three section-open place, temporary shops and permanent shops. Vegetable, milk, fruits, fish, curry and other things are sold in the open space. From the grocers people buy oil, salt, onion, garlic etc. in the permanent shops cloths, shoes, wheat, rice, flour, ghee and different stationary items are sold. A village market is very important to the villagers. The villagers selltheir own products and buy their daily necessaries. It saves time and money of the villagers.
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My Home Town

My Home Town
The name of my home town is Manikganj. It is a district headquarters and only 35 kilometers west of Dhaka. It is very nice and quiet. The area of Manikganj town is 15 square kilometers. The river Kaliganga flows across the town. There are almost one million people in the town. There are many Schools, colleges, hospitals and markets in my home town. There are some important and interesting places too. Manikganj is famous as the home of some important personalities. Shahid Rafiq was born in Manikganj. The noble Prize winner Amarta Sen also comes from Manikganj. Like all I also feel very proud of my home town.

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Leisure Time

Leisure Time
Leisure time means time free from work or other activities. Leisure refreshes our mind and makes us happy. A man should enjoy leisure time. Otherwise life will be meaningless. Routine work makes life boring and monotonous. Leisure is essential to enjoy life. Enjoying leisure time varies from person to person. Someone spends his leisure by swimming and walking. Some students enjoy their leisure time by drawing and painting. Someone loves to sing, gardening and traveling. It helps us to see the unseen and to know the unknown.
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Favorite Game

Favorite Game
I am always fond of games and sports. Football is my favourite game. It is a very common and popular game in Bangladesh. It is not an expensive and time killing game. The game is played between two teams. Each groups has eleven players. I play football in my school field with my friends in the afternoon. Football is a game of great interest and enjoyment. It keeps the players fit and active. It teaches us discipline and unity. It is a game full of thrills and exciting to both the players and the spectators. So it is my favourite game.
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My Daily Life

My Daily Life
I am a student. I strictly maintain a daily routine. I get up early in the morning. After brushing my teeth and washing my hands and face I say my prayer. Then I go out for a walk. After the walk I sit down to learn my lessons and do my homework. At 9.30am I take my bath, eat my meal and leave for school. After school I return home, wash hands and face and eat my meal. Then I play with my friends in the fields. Just at sunset I return home and begin to prepare my lessons. I eat my supper at 10pm. Then I watch TV for a while and go to bed.

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Common Birds of Bangladesh

Common Birds of Bangladesh
The crow is a common bird of Bangladesh. It is deep black and ugly bird. Its voice is harsh. Its body is covered with black feathers. The crow has two legs with sharp nails, two large wings and two strong fills. It is seen everywhere. It is a thief by nature. It takes away food from the children. Crow lives on worms, rats, eggs and insects. The crow builds its nest on big trees. There are two kinds of crow such as Raven and Carrion. The crow is useful to us. They eat rotten things and make our houses clean.
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A Beggar

 A Beggar
  
 One who begs for alms is called a beggar. The beggar is common sight in Bangladesh. Beggars are different kinds some can walk, some limb, a few move on push carts. Begging is regarded as a serious social problem because it encourages idleness and apathy to work. Many find it easier to work. But majority of the beggars are homeless and hungry. Nobody employs them. The first thing that begging creates in a beggar is the loss of his sense of honour. There is no certainty in a beggar’s life. They do not have any definite place to live in. His home is wherever he sleeps. There are no fixed hours for his work. If the weather is inclement he suffers most. In fact, he is a man without fortune. He looks forward to the days of religious festivals when people are more charitable than other days. Reasons for begging are many. The unemployment problem and poverty are two main reasons. Arrangement should be made to turn them into a working force.
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A Book Fair

 A Book Fair
                 A book fair is a fair for selling and displaying books. A book fair is usually arranged on the important days of a year. Sometimes any institution or a group of books are found on miscellaneous subjects. People from different sects come and gather here. Mainly literate people take interest in a book fair. Young boys and girls gather here to find out their favorite books. In a book fair there are different stalls of different publishers. Many publishers, poets, and writers come here. Besides selling and buying books, different cultural functions are held in a book fair. Even some stalls are found in a book fair to sell snacks, cigarettes and trifling items of daily necessities. Sometimes in a book fair some unpleasant incidents take place for the evil motive of the miscreants. So, the complete interest for the book fair is often marred. Anyway despite little untoward events, a book fair is very important for the enlightened section of people
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A Stormy Night

 A Stormy Night
A stormy night is really dreadful and horrible. It occurs specially in the month of chaitra and baishakh. In a stormy night the sky is overcast with clouds. The winds blows violently from all directions. Sometimes there is lighting occasionally thunders roar. People shudder in fear. Nature looks very gloomy. There is terrible sound all around. Roofs of houses are blown away. Trees are uprooted. It causes a great loss of life and property. People can not sleep. They utter the name of Allah and recite many lines of the holy Quaran. The people of other religion also remember the name of God. However a stormy night is a night of horror and destruction.
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A Devastating Flood I Experienced

A Devastating Flood I Experienced
Bangladesh is a country which experience natural disaster almost every year. I experience various sports of natural disasters in my life as I am a son of this soil. Among all these calamities, the devastating flood in the year of 1988 is still, vivid in my memory. Eight --districts in the south-west of Bangladesh had been inundated seriously. The areas which were inundate had been out of flood. Almost all the trees were uprooted. All kinds of crops were damaged totally giving rise to a serious famine. The people of those districts became home less, shelter less and food less. Though the government and some other non-government organizations extended their helping hands towards the affected people many people died of starvation. There broke out diarrhea in an epidemic from following the food which also tool always many lives. I still get struck with horror when I remember the havoc caused by that food
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A Railway Station

A Railway Station
A railway station plays an important role in the system of train communication of a country. It is a place where trains stop to take in and t o d r op down passengers and goods. If it is a big station, it remains busy almost all the time of the day and night. Every station has one or more platforms for the passengers in order to facilitate them to get into or to get down from the train. In every station there is at least a building that usually made of red bricks which is called station house. The building has several rooms which are used as a booking office, ticket counters, and waiting rooms for passengers. Besides, there are rooms for stationmaster rooms for officer on duty and so on. The stationmaster is all in all in a station. He is assisted by number of other staffs, railway police and guards. The passengers willing to travel by train collect their tickets from the ticket counter. The ticket counter generally opens half an hour before the arrival of the train. When a train arrives the whole station area turns into a noisy place. Some passengers hurry to get down from the train, at the same time passengers waiting for the trains want to get into it. As a result, a collision of two groups of passengers often takes place. In this time coolies are also found busy carrying luggage’s of the passengers. As soon as the train leaves, the station sinks into silence and turns into a deserted place.
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My Mother

My Mother
My mother’s name is Afifa Begum. She is about thirty eight years old. She is a house wife and she works in our house and yard. Every day she looks after our family. She cleans the house and cooks food for us. She looks after the chickens and also sews our clothes. She is a member of Bangladesh Family Planning Association, Faridpur. She learns about rules of health and food there. She takes cars of our health and studies. She loves me and my little sister very much. We also love her heartily.
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A Railway Station

A Railway Station
A railway station is a place where different kinds of rails came, stand and start from. A railway station is a crowded and nosy place, Both passengers and coolies remain busy. There may be waiting room for the passengers. When a rail comes up, the passengers fall in a long line to get into it. Most of the rail found jam packed, Yet the passengers push one after another to get into it. Hawkers sill better leaf, cigarettes, newspapers, fancy items etc. Book stalls, fruit shops and tea-stall are also found here, Some evil doers often flock in the railway station and try to harm the passengers. A railway station however, plays an important role in communication sector of the country
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A Village Garden

A Village Garden
A suitable piece of land is needed for a vegetable garden. The piece of land must be sunny. Water must not stand on it during the rainy season, before planting vegetables the piece of land gas to be prepared well and removed from the soil. In a vegetables garden we can grow all sorts of vegetables in different seasons .vegetables are rich in food value and are essential for our good health .But green, yellow and leafy vegetables are the best source of vitamins and minerals . All sorts of vegetables should be planted in a vegetables garden. A vegetables garden is not very expensive/ So every family should have a vegetables garden.
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Our Collage Canteen

Our Collage Canteen
A college canteen is a refreshment center for the students. It is necessary to have a canteen in the college premises. The food and snacks supplied by outside restaurants are usually sub standard and injurious to health. So, students can get hygienic food in the college canteen. Our college canteen is situated in the middle of the college. Students of all departments can go there whenever they need. The canteen is clean and there are a few students who remain in charge of keeping it clean. Some instructive posters are hung on the wall. Snacks of all types are sold here. Even tea, soft drinks are available here. The canteen is favorite to me because I like its clean environment and systematic service. It plays an important role in our college life. Students often discuss topics of their texts over a cup of tea in the college canteen. They thus utilize their leisure time in the canteen in a productive way.
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