A MEMORABLE DAY IN YOUR LIFE.
Life
is made up of events and experiences. But all of these are not equally
important and memorable. Some of these are pleasant and they remain evergreen
in great. My first day at school is such an event.
It
was the 1st January of 20__. On that very day man, my father tools me
to the nearest primary school of our locality in the morning. When I stepped
inside the school compound with my father I was somewhat afraid finding myself
in a new environment my heart began to beat. At first, he asked my name and
some other easy questions. I could answer all of them.
Then
I was taken to the classroom just at 10.00 a.m. Our class teacher MD. Ruhul
Amin appeared before us. We all stood up to show him respect. The class lasted
35 minutes and all the time he treated us as his friends and spoke in a polite
manner. Finally, he gave us Hemet work. When the bell rang, he left the class.
I had four other periods with a break of 30 minutes. I found that all my
teachers were careful, friendly and helpful.
At
the leisure Peron all of my classmates started playing of the field. I felt
very lonely and was loitering here and tree. Then they invited me to join them.
At first, I was a little suspicious. But the warmth with which they received me
dispelled all my fears. I felt myself like a free bird flying in the open sky.
My
first day at school in the most memorable day of my life. Everything in the
school appeared before me to be new and joyful. I left the school at 02:30 p.m.
With new experience and cheerful mind. The day will remain evergreen in my
mind.
STUDENTS AND SOCIAL SERVICES.
The home and the educational
institution of a student are the places where he imbibes the spirit of social-service.
Now, social service is considered an important part of the school activities.
Like others, students have also their
duties towards the society. Students are the future citizens of the country and
have different roles to play. Though they should devote a greater part of their
time in attending to their studies they should spend a portion of their time in
the service of the people. It is needless to say that they get much time for
merry making, playing, amusements, touring etc. apart from their routine life
of study. Students should cultivate the spirit of service from the very
formative stage.
Most of the time of a student is
wasted in idle gossip, in roaming and in fruitless work. It is better to
utilize the power of youth in socially productive work than to squander our
precious time in loitering at the market place or before theatre hall. If a
student utilizes his time fruitfully and in socially useful work he gets
contentment. Contentment is his satisfaction with his position. Students should
remember that they are born for the improvement of the society by instilling
the spirit of service in them. They can help the mankind in the best possible
way. If a student does not have the will or spirit to work, he cannot succeed
in life. We elevate our life style by doing well to the society. Social service
is a voluntary work and one cannot be compelled to do a work. Social service
fulfills two conditions. It helps one to utilize the leisure hours and the
society gets benefited by it.
The value of social service should be
taught to students to create inspiration in them. They should be enthused to
pay their utmost strength and service to the society to make their existence
meaningful. Students should be taught
how to serve the people of their country. They may teach reading, writing and
arithmetic to the vast majority of illiterate Indians. They may render service
to the members of the society in their time of need. They may relieve the
suffering of the masses by nursing the sick.
Spreading education is no mean
service. They can make the illiterate masses aware of their rights and duties.
Once zeal is created amongst the students illiteracy may be wiped out. The
Government cannot fulfill the ambitions of the vast mass of people.
Hence the students can guide the
people in the right direction whether it is a question of digging canals or
constructing educational institutions. Sympathy and fellow feeling should be
imparted the students to do some noble works for the people.
People of our country are not aware
of how to keep the atmosphere hygienic. People can be taught by students how to
lead a life of cleanliness and how to keep their lives free from diseases.
Students can co-operate with people on matters of public interest such as
education, sanitation, trade and commerce. Students can participate in cleaning
drains, ponds during the leisure hours. They can help people during natural
calamities such as earth quake, flood, drought, cyclone by collecting funds
from different sources.
Students have a spirit to work but
the guardians and, teacher should guide them in the right way. Social service
can be safely managed if they can be guided properly. Our teachers should guide
them in the right way.
5.
SCIENCE IN EVERYDAY LIFE.
WHERE YOU WANT TO SEE BANGLADESH
IN 2050.
I want to see Bangladesh in the level of the
devolved countries in the world. It is my hope that Bangladesh is finally going to be
recognized as a developed country – economically and socially – in 2050,
crossing over from the list of developing countries. I wish that Bangladesh will achieve all
the three conditions that are needed to be a developed country in 2050. In 2050 Bangladesh will be as
Rich As America and other European countries.
Throughout history,
people have turned to astrologers, pundits and gurus in their quest to unlock
the mysteries of the future. Businesses show a big appetite for a peep into the
future as the existing climate becomes highly uncertain. Nevertheless,
predicting the future has always been a difficult business, especially if the
prediction is proved wrong. Almost immediately after the independence of
Bangladesh, Henry Kissinger, former US Secretary of State, dismissed the
country as a “perpetual economic basket case”. But Bangladesh has proved
Kissinger wrong. In the last 46 years, Bangladesh has undergone an amazing
transformation. There has been some good progress in almost all spheres of
life. Therefore, instead of making any predictions, it is appropriate to
analyse all the available statistics, facts and figures and speculate how the
current developments will affect our life in the next 32 years—till 2050.
However, in 2050, how I want to see Bangladesh is given
bellow,
We will envision a democratic system where people
will choose their government freely and get services from it without hassle,
enjoy freedom from fear and intolerance, live with dignity; where every citizen
is assured of social justice, environmental protection, human rights and
equal opportunities; and where the rule of law and good governance will
flourish. We will envision a liberal, progressive and democratic welfare
State. Simultaneously we will envision a Bangladesh which by 2, will be a rich
country where poverty will be drastically reduced where, our citizens will be
able to meet every basic need and where development will be on fast track, with
ever-increasing rates of inclusive growth.
Bangladesh will generate around 30,000 MW
electricity per year, and explore new possible & probable COAL & Gas
reserve to substrate Bangladesh’s energy demand for at least 100years.
Bangladesh will have enhanced productivity based
on modern technology, diversified types of agricultural outputs, &
commercialized agricultural produce. The economy of Bangladesh is primarily
dependent on agriculture about 84 percent of the total population live in rural
areas and is directly or indirectly engaged in a wide range of agricultural
activities.
Human rights will be established on a strong
footing with a view to ensuring the rule of law. Independence of the judiciary
will be ensured and the institutions of the state and administration will be
freed from partisan influence. The basis of appointments and promotions will be
merit, efficiency, seniority, honesty and loyalty to the Republic; political
connections will have no relevance.
Terrorism, corruption and use of religion for
politics will be eliminated. Steps appropriate to the time will be taken to
establish democratic principles in the political parties, transparency of
political funding, civility and tolerance.
By 2050, a minimum daily intake of 2,122 kilo
calories of food, elimination of contagious disease, primary health care and
sanitation for all will be ensured. Average longevity will be increased to
seventy years, and efforts will be made for the reduction of child and maternal
mortality.
Measures will be taken to remove obstacles in the
development of Bengali culture, literature, art, music and sport and to provide
all opportunities by the state to enable the younger generations to attain
international standards and to contribute to the nation.
However, in 2050, I want to see Bangladesh as a
developed country with all the things described above.
YOUR FAVOURITE PERSONALITY.
Everyone has his /
her own personality. I have also my personality. There are many people all
around the world who are very famous and celebrities. But my favorite
personality is my father. My father is my hero and an awesome father.
He is kind, polite
and really friendly to everyone. He is a pastor by profession and is very good
in teaching to his family and congregation. He is always ready to help and
support the needy and helpless. He is God fearing person and always teaches us
to remember the God’s gifts and God’s love for the world. I am so proud to have
a father like him and I pray that He may live long. He is a pillar and a strong
hand for his family.
He is a simple man
with kind rules. He never refuses anybody if someone comes to the door asking
for help. He has a loving and soft hearted. I haven’t seen a man like him.
Everybody likes him when he goes to his people and congregation. His department
is also happy on his kind nature and God fearing work.
There are so many
guys I have seen who are living a good life because of my father, who sent them
to the school, universities and Bible institutes for learning and making their
future because many of them were unable to study and become a better person. I
pray for his life and health. He is not so white, not so handsome, maybe not so
good appearance but he is my hero, my favorite and my ideal man. The best in
the whole world and nobody is like him I ever seen.
He is my friend
and always ready to encourage, appreciate me for success and always ready to
help me wherever I need a friend or a support of my father. I proud of my
father and wish him good health, age.
THE IMPORTANCE OF PATRITISM FOR
THE DEVELOPMENT OF BANGLADESH.
Patriotism means love of one’s own
country. It is a noble virtue. it is a sterling quality of a man. It elevates
his moral character and inspires him to lay down his life on the alter of his
country. He is the most unfortunate man who has no sense of love for his
motherland. So for the development of Bangladesh it is necessary to love
Bangladesh.
Patriotism inflames a spirit of
sacrifice in a man. It inspires him to live for his country and die for his
country. The progress and prosperity of a nation depends on the deep love of
the individual members of the country. National prestige and glory should be a
living reality to a true patriot. He should not live for his own interest being
blind of the interest of his country and countrymen. He should bear in mind
that motherland is superior to heaven.
False patriotism is very dangerous.
Love of one's own country is good but one should not look down upon other
countries. Many crimes have been committed in the name of patriotism. It has
been so much misused to fulfill the most selfish aims and narrow passions that
Dr Johnson said in disgust, "Patriotism is the last refuge of a
scoundrel." So, true patriotism is necessary for the development of
Bangladesh.
A true patriot always longs for the
good of his country and countrymen. It is a noble sentiment that inspires him
to place. The good of his motherland .above his personal interest. He devotes
himself to the service of his Country. So his countrymen always hold him in
great respect and follow in his footsteps. He has no conflict with
internationalism. A true patriot has a broad and liberal outlook. So, patriotism
is a must for the development of Bangladesh.
However, in this world there is no
man who is not proud of his country. It is the purest of all his passions.
There is no man whose heart is not filled with joy when he walks homeward after
traveling in a foreign country. In
fact it can be said that Bangladesh cannot be developed without patriotism.
ADVERSE EFFECT OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN OUR ENVIRONMENT.
Climate change is the most pressing
issue at the moment over the world. The cause of climate change can be divided
into two categories those are due to natural causes and those are created by
men. Global worming is the main natural reason and using harmful chemicals in
every day life the main reason created by man. The climate is changing rapidly
that result in the rise of the earth’s average temperature. The global climate
change and its consequences are leaving a bad impact on the developing
countries to face natural calamities and poverty. Climate change impacts
include temperature rise, greenhouse and carbon dioxide gas emissions, erratic
rainfall, salinity intrusion, rise of floods, cyclones, storm surges and
draught, ice sheets melting which will seriously affect the agriculture and
livelihood, especially at the poor. Bangladesh, for its geographical locations,
is likely to be the most affected.
However, Climate change is a change
in the statistical distribution of weather patterns when that change lasts for
an extended period of time. Climate change may refer to a change in average
weather conditions, or in the time variation of weather within the context of
longer-term average conditions. Climate change is caused by factors such as
biotic processes, variations in solar radiation received by Earth, plate
tectonics, and volcanic eruptions. Certain human activities have been
identified as primary causes of ongoing climate change, often referred to as
global warming.
There are many causes of Climate
Change in Bangladesh. The energy emitted by the Sun that reaches the Earth and
is carried further to different parts of the planet by winds and ocean currents
is one of the main reasons for climatic change. Mostly human activities are
responsible for climate change. Human induced activities are burning of fossil
fuel, deforestation, leading of luxurious life, industrial activities etc.
These activities enhance the emission of greenhouse gases (methane,
carbon-di-oxide, sulfur-di-oxide etc.). Greenhouse gases emission to an extent
that nature system is now not able to assimilate these gases. As a result the
earth becomes warm and increases temperature, rate of melting of snow and ice
in polar region. Serious consequences
will be a rise in sea levels, which will endanger coastal areas and small
islands. The new age technology is adding to the emission of carbon on the
planet which in turn is having a negative impact on the climate. Apart from
this, the orbital variations, plate tectonics and volcanic eruptions also cause
changes in the climate.
Climate change has started
endangering biodiversity, food and fresh water supply, impacting human health
worldwide, especially in developing countries like Bangladesh due to low
adaptive capacity. Climate change will affect humans as well as plants and
animals. As the sea level rises and the movements of the winds, tides and
clouds change, it will impact the world’s environment. This will result in
heavy rainfall in some parts of the world and drought in other parts.
These climate changes has a direct
impact on agriculture, particularly in India. If seasons change, farmers will
not be able to plan their activities related to agriculture. Crop production is
being affected and there is severe shortage of food. If the climate change is
very fast, plants may not be able to adapt, leading to extinction of species.
The level of the sea is also rising
due to climatic changes as the water expands when it is heated. The water from
the melted ice caps also raises the sea level. Due to the rising sea level,
people from coastal regions has started
to migrate. This has started to create
problems related to mass exodus, like unemployment and shortage of food.
So, we human beings should be careful
about our activities so that our activities may not be the causes of climate
change.
AN EXCITING CRICKET MATCH YOU HAVE WITNESSED.
I
play various games like cricket, football, badminton, table
tennis etc. Among them, I like the game, cricket most. It is the most popular
and interesting game. I like to play and witness cricket match.
Last
month, I had an opportunity to enjoy an international one-day cricket match
played between the eternal rival countries- India and Pakistan. The match was
held in memory of our Independence Day in the Bangabandhu National Stadium.
I
along with one of my friends somehow managed two tickets. The match began at
9.30 a.m. the two teams entered the centre of the stadium in time led by the
captain of the respective team. The Pakistani team was led by __________ and
the Indian team was led by ________. Pakistan was batting ferociously against
the big score of 326 runs.
Then
the Indian team started batting. At first, they tried to keep the match under
their control. But after 25 over’s they could not stand against the fast
bowling of ______ , ________ , _______ and _________ . _______ and ________ were the top scorers of the
Indian team. They scored 70 and 75. The Indian team began to move towards the
Pakistani team. At one stage, the Indian team scored 280 losing all the
wickets. The Pakistani team won the match by 46 runs. _____ was declared the
man of the match in consideration of his outstanding performance.
I
was lathe supporter of Pakistan. This was the most exciting cricket. Match. I
have ever enjoyed. It was really an enjoyable and extraordinary day for me. The
players tried to exhibit their best skill and performance. The memory and
pleasure of the match will remain evergreen in my mind.
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