Arif, 30, was an electrical engineer in Dhaka. To meet his grandparents, he went to his village. While he was discussing family matters with relatives, electricity went off. On asking, he was told that electricity came only for a few hours. So, Arif decided to provide his village 24×7 hours electricity. He held a small meeting with sarpanch and other villagers and told them about his idea to which they all agreed. He first ascertained the main dark spots of his village and the number of households on which the solar panels could be installed. He took out his phone, searched for good solar panels and contacted the distributor. He convinced the suppliers to provide panels at a minimum price. He soon received all the panels and with help of villagers installed them especially in the washroom and kitchen first. He also told the sarpanch to get them repaired and maintained whenever required. After spending some more days with relatives and new friends, he returned and joined work.

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Raju is a protagonist and a responsible citizen of Bangladesh. From his childhood he was a bright student. He completed his education, got a job then when he retired, he thought of giving back to society. He found that there were plenty of villages in which a lot of people could not even read and write. So he decided to educate people. He started his journey of educating people and continued from one village to another. He had no time to look after himself so his look had changed and he looked almost like a beggar. When he was revisiting the villages he had worked in, he came across a poor old lady who could read an English newspaper. He cried in joy for his success. He continued his journey forever.

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 Arko, Tanim and Araf were very good friends and they would often hang out together. One day, there was a school picnic and they went to a tropical village area. While the rest of the students were together, the three of them got themselves separated to explore the area. They were making good memories. 

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Sazid placed a bouquet of wildflowers on his father's grave, marked with the UN insignia. He stood there, gazing at the simple headstone that told the story of a peacekeeper's sacrifice. Sazid  whispered, "I miss you, Dad," feeling a mix of pride and sadness. As a gentle breeze rustled the leaves, he knew his father's legacy of service lived on in his heart. With a small salute, Sazid turned away, carrying the lessons of love and bravery his father had left behind.

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Mrs. Saima was late for work today and hence she missed the office staff bus. So while she waits for a taxi, a man on a scooter approaches her by the roadside to ask if she needs a lift. Being late for work, Mrs. Saima was out of options and she took the two wheeler to work that day.

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 Mr.Rashid is a government officer. He has been serving in the forest department for years. Seeing his father roaming in the hilly areas, Nashid also grew interested in mountain activities. One day, Rashid and Nashid went to a nearby hill to teach primary training.

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Fahim is a grown up boy but unfortunately he doesn't know how to swim because of having no facilities in the city. His father Jamshed decided that he would teach his son swimming in their village. Jamshed started with the traditional method but Fahim faced difficulty. That is why his father is helping him with the rope.

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Neha and her friends have participated in a swimming competition arranged by the village authority. Hashem has volunteered as the safety officer in that competition. Hashem has been vigilant throughout the session and managed to save one participant from occurring any mishap. The authority praised for his service.

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Taha visited the botanical garden in Mirpur. She was having a good time amongst nature which is away from the city's chaos. She noticed professional photographers and she intended to capture the moments. The photographer was suggesting her to stand in a way which would give the best outcome.

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 Adnan sat nervously on the park bench, glancing at his watch every few seconds. Beside him, Maria gazed into the distance, lost in her thoughts. The tension in the air was palpable.

"Adnan, what's bothering you?" Maria finally broke the silence, concern etched on her face.

Taking a deep breath, Adnan confessed, "I have a job interview today. I'm anxious about it."

A warm smile spread across Mariay's face as she reassured him, "You've got this, Adnan. You're more than capable."Adnan's tension eased, gratitude replacing worry. As they sat together, the park's tranquility wrapped around them, offering a moment of shared support in the midst of life's uncertainties.

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