Traffic Jam

Traffic Jam In The Biggest Cities and Towns

Traffic Jam In San Diego to San Francisco

traffic jam is a common affair in the big cities and towns. This problem is the result of rapid growth of population and the increasing number of vehicles. Most often this problem occurs in the congested areas where the roads are very narrow. In proportion to our population roads have not increased. There are many unlicensed vehicles which should be brought under control. The drivers are not willing to obey the traffic rules. Overtaking tendency also causes traffic jam. The number of traffic police is insufficient. Most often traffic jam occurs at office time and also at the time when the offices breaks. It kills our valuable time and our works are hampered. It  causes great suffering to the ambulance by adopting some measures. Well planned spacious roads should be imposed strictly so that the drivers are bound to obey them. Sufficient traffic police should be posted on important points. Unlicensed vehicles should  be removed. After doing all these things we can hope to have a good traffic system for our easy and comfortable movement.

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 Traffic jams are a regular occurrence in Delhi.

 Traffic Jam In Dhaka Bangladesh.

 

Campus Violence

 150 Jagannath students sued for campus violence

 

Wave of violence rocks Dhaka University

There is hardly any educated man who is not well acquainted with the term campus violence. All the colleges and universities have become mini cantonments which are full of mortal weapons and ammunition. The students, instead of concentration their mind to studies, take arms in their hands. There is no tolerance among the students. One can not of democracy. Campus violence not only ruins the academic environment but also spoils the life of the students and takes away many valuable lives. However the students are not to blame. They have become puppets in the hands of the so called narrow minded politicians. The self-centered narrow minded politicians exploit the innocent students and encourage them terrorism by supplying them with weapons. 

 Exceptional Brutality: Police Violence on Campus

 Violent clashes erupted yesterday and which is continuing today in the Dhaka University Campus between the Law Enforcing Agencies and the students. 

Violence on Osmania University campus

Sunset Scene

A Sunset Scene

 


It is really very charming to enjoy the scene of a sun set in a cloudless sky in Bangladesh. It marks the end of the day. The sun goes down and sheds its mild rays from the western sky. It looks like a dish of gold. We find a brilliant show of colors in the western sky. Seven colors make the waster sky look charming. The whole earth and the sky seem to be painted with colors. The golden rays of the setting sun fall on the water of ponds, rivers, on top of trees. The western horizon appears exquisitely beautiful. The sky is then covered with the red glow of the setting sun and all the objects of nature put on a charming  appearance. The ripples of the rivers look purple in the red glow of the departing sun. Gradually the sun sinks down below the horizon and red thing of the sky begins to fade away. Darkness then covers the whole earth. The cowboys return home with their cattle. Birds are seen flying back to their nests. Nothing but a few stars are seen in the western sky. A sun set scene is really enjoyable.

Rush In Trains

Rush In Trains

It needs no telling that Bangladesh is an over populated country. In comparison with the population the number of trains is very small. So rush in trains is a quite familiar scene in Bangladesh. All the trains are overcrowded. As soon as a train comes in the platform, the passengers start a struggle to get into the train so that they can reach their destinations by availing the train. The passengers rush, run and jump into the compartments through doors and windows. The compartments become jam packed with passengers and loads. Sometimes the rush becomes so heavy that large number of passengers do not find any seat in the benches. Often they find no space to stand. So they get upon the roof of the train to the risk of their own lives.  As women can not sit on the roof, they sit on the buffers. they do so under compulsion to reach their destination. The Railway Board should take proper measures to increase the number of train and put an end of the sufferings of the passengers.

The Scene In An Examination Hall

The Scene In An Examination Hall

In our country the scene in an examination hall is traditional. In the hall the examinees discuss the probable questions, take the last glance over their notebooks to refresh their memories. When the warning bell rings at 9-45 am the examines take their respective seats, receive the answer scripts and write down their roll numbers and other necessary information on the title page. As soon as the final bell rings, the question papers are distributed to them. They take hurried glance over the question papers and quick change is seen over their faces. Some become nervous, some dazed and some beam with satisfaction. Some begin writing out the answers happily and some nervously. Some try to copy from other’s script and while some try to adopt unfair means. The invigilators present in the hall keep  watchful eyes on the examinees. However, as time goes on, the candidates react with mixed feelings. Some want a glass of water to quench their thirst. Some look to and fro. When the warning bell rings at 12-45 pm the candidates become easier than questions and those who take extra sheets get them seaweed or stapled. At last the time is over and there is sudden rubble in the calm atmosphere. The invigilators collect the answer scripts. The examinees gradually leave the hall.

My Favorite Teacher

My Favorite Teacher

Mr. Faruk is my favorite teacher. He teachers us English. He is 30 with a good health. He is teaching at Pir Kashimpur R.N. High School. He has many rare qualities. First of all he is a brilliant scholar with a sound academic career. He is an M.A. in English. Secondly his method of teaching is very easy and lucid. Thirdly he has a strong, clear and pleasant voice. Everyday he teaches us in a new style. Hen make any grammatical problem easy. He knows well how to increase the curiosity of the students. In the classroom he is a just like an English. Moreover, his pronunciation is good and he speaks English with a foreign accent. In his class he creates an English environment. We never feel boring in his class. Rather we feel encouraged in his class. He is very well behaved and cooperative. He is never rude but friendly with his students. If is any students fails on understand any grammatical  problem, he then and there helps the students to understand it. He is very strict to law and to his principles. He has left a permanent impression in my mind. He is my best teacher, guide and friend.

Eating Habit of The Rural And Urban People Of Bangladesh

Rural Eating this.

  

The rural people in Bangladesh usually have their meals in the morning, at noon and at night. The urban people also take three meals a day. But there are some differences in their eating habits. Rural people are in the habit of eating heavy meal. The rural people eat more. On the country the urban people do not depend on heavy food. They also eat less than the rural people. The rural people usually eat rice and gur or rice with some other food items for breakfast. Thea eat much because the work in the fields. The do not eat anything before lunch. They also eat chira, khai and muri at breakfast. On the other hand the urban people take bread vegetables etc. Again some take parata and egg and some take loaves and banana. Those who are old take little breakfast. The rural people usually eat rice and one or two curries for lunch. They can’t bear the expenses of so many items like the urban people. The urban people are used to taking eat, rice, curry, fish, vegetables, meat, Dal etc for lunch. Sometimes pulao or biryani is cooked on occasions. The dinner of the rural people is just like the lunch. By contrast the dinner items of the urban people are like the lunch items. But nowadays urban people take their main meal at night returning their residence after evening. The urban people also take fast food like burger, sandwiches, noodles, pizza, potato chips, vegetables rolls, chicken rolls, chicken patties, hotdog, wonton, sop etc. They also eat Thai or Indian or Chinese food. A change is  also noticed in drinks as drink. However, there are some differences in the food habit and meal times of the rural and the urban people in Bangladesh.

Urban people Eating it.

Democracy

Democracy

Democracy is a system of government by all the people of a country, usually through the representatives whom they elect, as allowing freedom of speech, religious and political opinion. It is means fair and equal treatment of each other by citizens without social class divisions. In fact it’s the system of governing the country according to people’s will. In a democratic country people elect their representatives who work for the people. Free and fair election is the per-condition of democracy. As a matter of fact democracy is the right of the people of to speak equal rights. They enjoy the rights of food, cloth, shelter, education, medical treatment and other facilities. People are the source of power, that is, possess the absolute power in a democratic country. Abraham Lincoln, the late president of USA, defines democracy as “Government of the people, by the people and for the people”. In a true sense of democracy the majority party should form a coalition with the main opposition party and work together in democracy. Moreover, good relations with neighboring country, liberty of newspaper, free judicial system are the essential conditions for democracy. But in some cases the ruling party in coalition with minor parties forms the government which causes anarchy. On the other hand, the main opposition party in coalition with some minor parties is engaged in destructive criticism and collision. Ours is a democratic country. Let us hope we will stride ahead with our unity towards a brighter tomorrow.

Democracy in Bangladesh

Intellectual

 Intellectual

An intellectual is one who is an enlightened person. He has to give light to others who are in need of it. In fact in every society we find intellectuals such as philosophers., scientists, scholars, writers and critics, and they, as enlightened men, have a great responsibility towards society. But in a society  all cannot be intellectuals. If a time comes when all are intellectuals, it would be a blessed time indeed; but at present, at any rate, all are not intellectuals and those who are intellectuals have the great responsibility of guiding others on to the right path. If today  we have our civilization and culture, if we have order and security in life, and if our life is better than that of our primitive ancestors, it is because the amity. As  a matter of feat an intellectual should come out of his ivory tower and try to elevate others to his level. Actually this is the theme of Tennyson’s famous poem, “The Place of Art”. An intellectual has the duty of seeing the truth and teaching it to others. Moreover, an intellectual contemplates on the eternal laws of the universe to explore the truth. The perception of the truth is almost the same as the perception of beauty, and the duty of an intellectual is to see this truth or  beauty, and to reveal it to others.

Snatching

Snatching 

 

Texas cop guns down 93-year-old woman.

  

 snatching with Bike in India.

                                                      Chain snatching incidents on the rise.

  

                                                   Snatching with Gun in a shop on USA. 

Snatching refers to snatching away money of ornaments or valuable things from passers-by and passengers by using force or at gun point. Everyday we find the news of many snatching in all the dailies of our country. It seems that the snatchers are the monarchs of all they survey. So it has become very risky to move alone in road. If the snatchers do not find anything valuable with the person the attack, he or she is either stabbed or killed. They use knives, bombs, guns or any kind of weapon. Though the victim cries for help, the nearby people or police force do not go forward to help the victims. If the snatching face any kind of trouble, the explode bombs or shoot, create panic and disperse people and safely they make their way after snatching. There are many reasons behind snatching. Firstly our social-economic condition is the root cause of snatching. Again those who are addicted in gambling, drinking and drug taking do it to manage money for their addiction. It is a great problem for our country. So stern action and necessary measures should be taken to set punishment for the snatchers so that people can move freely and easily.