Everyone wants to be successful and rich. I also dream of becoming successful in the field I choose although I am still indecisive about the career path I will choose. But I know whatever I choose I will work hard, stay focused and make it big.

I also dream of doing something for my country. There are so many problems in the country such as poverty, illiteracy and casteism to name a few. Our country was once known for its rich cultural heritage which is all robbed now. The crime rate in the country is at an all time rise and so are various other issues. While there are a lot of loopholes in the India political system that has led to these problems however we cannot blame it all on the government. Each one of us should contribute our bit towards our country’s development. I am a firm supporter of each one teach one and have been teaching my maid’s child since the last two years.

As I grow up, I aim to join an NGO to empower the poor and needy. I dream of eradicating poverty and social inequality from our country and will do my best in this direction. If we all join hands we shall certainly be able to free our country from these evils.

The management system of Bangladesh encompasses various sectors, including government, education, healthcare, and economy. In government, it operates under a parliamentary democracy with the Prime Minister as the head of government and a President as the ceremonial head of state. The country is divided into administrative divisions and districts for efficient governance. In education, there's a focus on improving access and quality, with initiatives to enhance literacy rates and modernize curriculum. Healthcare management aims to expand healthcare services, improve infrastructure, and address public health challenges. Economically, Bangladesh focuses on sustainable growth, industrial development, and poverty reduction through policies and initiatives promoting trade, investment, and social welfare programs. Despite challenges, Bangladesh continues to progress in its management systems to foster development and improve the quality of life for its citizens.

Rural life in Bangladesh is like a colorful picture filled with green fields and blue skies. Most people live in small villages surrounded by nature. They wake up early to the sound of birds and the sun rising. Farmers work in the fields growing rice, vegetables, and fruits. These fields look like a giant patchwork quilt made of different shades of green and yellow. Many villagers also have animals like cows, goats, and chickens. The rivers are full of life, with people fishing in small boats. Children play simple games in the open air, and they often help their parents with chores like fetching water from wells or looking after the animals.

Houses in the villages are usually made of mud and bamboo with straw roofs. People sit outside and chat with neighbors, sharing stories and smiles. Life moves slowly here, with everyone knowing each other and celebrating festivals together. They share their food and happiness with everyone around. When the day ends, the sky turns orange and pink, and the air fills with the sweet smell of the earth. Village life in Bangladesh may be simple, but it’s full of joy, hard work, and the beauty of nature.

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Illiteracy means complete inability to read and write. This illiteracy is a social curse. It is the root of ignorance, superstition and backwardness. Most people in Bangladesh are illiterate. 68% of the population is deprived of minimum education despite compulsory primary education. Our national life is retarded and beset with innumerable problems—problems created by illiteracy and superstitions. The poverty-stricken people dishearten their children to take education rather they engage their children for craning. As our farmers are illiterate, they cannot grow more production because they are unaware of the latest technical instrument. Not only in agriculture but also in mills, factories we cannot get proper output due to illiterate, non skilled workers. In fact, it is responsible for poor health and bad sanitary condition.

Curse of Illiteracy

It is the spirit of education that can help to eradicate the curse of illiteracy. It is the duty of every Govt. to remove illiteracy from the grass root level. At present education has been made compulsory up to primary level. But lots of children can’t go to primary schools because they have to work for their families. Besides, a large number of boys and girls are compelled to give up education after free primary level. So they forget very soon what they have learnt.

Steps to Remove Illiteracy

There should be adequate arrangement for education. Night schools must be set up. In addition Radio and TV can play a vital role in this regard. Students, teachers, youngmen, women and other responsible persons of the society can do voluntary services to teach the illiterate people and can make them feel the importance of the education.

In fine, illiteracy is a fundamental problem in our country. In order to give our development program a permanent shape, there is no alternative to eradicating this problem as early as possible.

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Honesty is the best policy refers to the importance of honesty in life. It is vital to be honest in life as it defines your real character. We all are different from each other and what defines our individual character is our real persona and ethics in life. People identify the real you only if you are honest and real with them. If you believe in yourself and value yourself then you would voice your true opinion and express yourself.

In every aspect of life it is important to be honest. Often we might find ourselves in a situation where we find it difficult to follow the path of honesty and feel the urge to lie but once you start lying, you develop a habit. One can cheat or betray others but how can one lie to oneself. Following the path of honesty is worth it as it leads you to a positive life.

We all know lying whether to parents, teachers or anyone else is wrong and at the end of the day the consequences of lying may adversely affect not only those we lie to but also to our self. So, it is always vital to be truthful in life and never lie or cheat anyone.

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Bangladesh has an enriched historical background. There are many places of historical interest all over the country. We the students of class twelve of our college, got an opportunity to visit such a place. The name of the place is the Buddhist Vihara also known as the Somapura Mahavira. It is situated at Paharpur in Rajshahi Division. It is 200 kms northwest of Dhaka. We went there by public bus. Before we booked seats in a local hotel. After reaching the hotel we took some rest and had some snacks. Next morning we started for the largest single Buddhist monastery in Indian subcontinent. We came to know many surprising things about the place form the officials.Pala emperor Dharmapal founded the Vihara in the 7th century. Renowned Buddhist Sri Atish Dipankara lived several years here. It has 177 rooms. It covers 22 acre courtyard. It was renowned as an intellectual center from 7th to 17th century. Architecturally and historically is is a treasure of the world. So it has been declared as a world heritage site. After seeing the whole area we became very hungry. So we took a slight refreshment in a restaurant. In the evening, we experienced a huge gathering around us. Because people from different parts of the country visit this place to see and enjoy those starling things, now it is in a ruinous condition. So it is our responsibility to save this from being ruined.  I spend eight hours there and saw many historical things and enjoyed myself. I left the Buddhist Vihara but the memory still haunts my mind. It was a nice visit on my part in two ways. On one hand, it was full of pleasure. And on the other hand, it was very educative. So I will never forget the place and the visit.

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Globalization is a phenomenon that has reshaped the world in numerous ways. It refers to the interconnectedness and interdependence of nations through the exchange of goods, services, information, technology, and ideas. As borders become increasingly irrelevant, globalization has led to an acceleration in international trade, resulting in economic growth and development.

It has facilitated the movement of capital, labor, and knowledge across borders, enabling businesses to expand their operations globally. Moreover, globalization has increased cultural exchange and awareness, fostering a sense of interconnectedness among people from different parts of the world.

However, it has also presented challenges, such as cultural homogenization and inequality. Nevertheless, the impact of globalization cannot be denied, as it continues to shape our economies, politics, and societies in profound ways. As our world becomes more interconnected, it is imperative to embrace globalization and adapt to its opportunities and challenges.

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Food is called human fuel. This is one of the fundamental needs of human life. To grow up and survive on the earth, every human being needs food. But, unfortunately, some dishonest businessmen are responsible to make this life-leading food into an adulterated product. Food adulteration has become nowadays a national issue. When a substance is added to any food item to increase its quantity, not quality is called food adulteration. Any kind of food item including fruits, vegetables, oil, fish, milk products, fast foods, and baby foods is being contaminated with poisonous chemicals.

The main reasons behind this food adulteration are high profit and to remain a fresh good look for a longer period. Some greedy, immoral and dishonest businessmen are behind the behind-scene in this social crime. Contaminated foods contain destructive substances such as Aldrin, DDT, formalin, Chlordane, etc. Several kinds of research there are hardly any food products from vegetables to milk, meat to fish, juice, or biscuit that are not adulterated.

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Festivals have always been integral parts of our tradition and culture. We have a number of national festivals and we celebrate them throughout the year with traditional festivities. People from all walks of the society take part in these festivals with national fervour Independence Day and International Mother Language Day are the two most important national festivals which are related to our history of Independence and the Language Movement. 26 March is the Independence Day and it is the biggest national festival of our country. On this day we remember the martyrs who sacrificed their lives for our freedom by offering floral wreaths at the National Mausoleum. 21 February is the International Mother Language Day and it is celebrated all over the world to remember the language martyrs and give equal importance to all languages. The national festivals which are related to our religions are Eid-ul-Fitr, Eid-ul-Azha, Durga Puja, Christmas, Buddha Purnima etc. Although these festivals are related to different religions, they are declared as public holidays and people enjoy them with religious harmony. Pahela Baishakh(the first day of Bangla New Year) on 14 April, Birth anniversary of the noble laureate Rabindranath Tagore on 25 Baishakh and that of the National Poet Kazi Nazrul Islam on 11th Jaystha are observed throughout the country as national festivals. We also observe some other national festivals relating to our culture and tradition.

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A social network service is a website where people can connect with other people by sharing information. Many Social Networks are available on the internet. Facebook is the most popular social network site on the internet. It was launched in February 2004 by former-Harvard University student Mark Zuckerberg. Registered users are allowed to create profiles, upload photos and videos, send messages. They can keep it in touch with their friends, family, and colleagues. Facebook also facilitates us to be connected with friends and family members. The site is available in 37 different languages. Facebook is an entirely free service. But this great blessing of modern science is not out of demerits. Many young generations often become addicted to it. They give more time to it than studies. Though facebook states that it does not allow offensive content, few senseless people post nude pictures or videos. Facebook encourages members to report if they find any content offensive. Overall, Facebook has great importance for the communication of modern people.

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The GPA system provides a standardized measure of academic performance, motivating students to excel and setting goals for achievement. It fosters competitiveness, accountability, and self-evaluation while serving as a quality assurance tool for educational institutions. GPA influences eligibility for scholarships, awards, and admission to higher education, creating a psychologically impactful environment. It incentivizes learning by rewarding mastery and guides students in identifying areas for improvement. Despite its benefits, it's crucial to ensure fair and supportive implementation to promote student success and well-being.

The difficulties and obstacles faced by the poorer nations of the global economy on the path to development are extremely diverse. It is the aim of this thesis to address some of the interesting questions related to the key obstacles. As such, this thesis is neither wholly empirical or theoretical, macro or micro and instead may be viewed as an eclectic mix of approaches and ideas that go some way toinvestigating the challenges faced by the world's least developed economies. The first chapter explores the varying effects of aspects of institutional quality on different categories of economic volatility, introducing a unique exogenous instrument for political aspects of the institutional bundle. The second chapter investigates the theory behind the largely failed policy of import substitution industrialisation and promotes a policy of diversification across production in the primary commodity sector within developing countries; specifically that this type of diversification can insulate developing economies from the effects of highly volatile primary commodity prices. The third chapter develops the general equilibrium model of appropriation and production of Grossman and Kim (1996) in order to investigate the effect that the pointiness of the contested resource can have on conflict intensity. The fourth and final chapter extends the discrete time, overlapping generations model of Chakraborty and Das (2005), demonstrating that the inclusion of child mortality reinforces the persistence and prevalence of child labour.

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Waking up early in the morning is truly a blessing. As the first rays of the sun break through the darkness, the world is filled with a sense of calm and serenity. The chirping of the birds and the cool breeze that blows across the fields create an ambiance that is truly unique. Early rising not only provides us with an opportunity to witness the beauty of nature but also allows us to start our day with a fresh and positive outlook.The early riser is often able to accomplish more in a day than those who prefer to sleep in. They have the luxury of time to plan their day, prioritize their tasks, and complete them without the distractions of the world around them. The quiet time in the morning can be used for self-reflection, exercise, meditation, or even catching up on some reading.Furthermore, early rising has been linked to better mental and physical health. It is an excellent way to combat stress and improve overall well-being. By waking up early, we are able to regulate our circadian rhythm, which can lead to improved sleep patterns and better rest at night.In conclusion, the benefits of early rising are numerous, and it is a habit worth cultivating. By waking up early, we can experience the tranquility of the morning and set ourselves up for a productive and fulfilling day ahead. So let us rise with the sun and embrace the day that lies ahead.

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Digital Bangladesh is a goal set by Bangladesh government to develop our country using technology. This means we will use more computers and everything will be connected through the Internet. It will benefit our country a lot. A major benefit is that it will reduce corruption by making things more transparent and accountable.

Digital Bangladesh will help us connect with other countries in business, politics, education and culture. It will improve our banking and financial system. Going digital will benefit every sector like agriculture, health, education, commerce.

For this, the government has to take important steps. First, we need a good supply of electricity for computers to function properly. Computer network should be built across the country. People should be trained to use computers and everyone should have access to digital services. In schools, students should have easy access to computers so that they can learn.

If we achieve the goal of Digital Bangladesh, it will help us become a developed country in the world within the next decade. It will make our lives better and make our country better. We will be able to easily connect with other parts of the world and use technology to improve many aspects of our society. Let's work together to make Digital Bangladesh a reality!

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Cybercrime is a criminal activity done online using a computer, network and internet. With the increasing use of the internet and mobile phones, the number of criminal activities has also gained pace.  These criminal-minded people steal the personal details of a person, which leads to financial losses and damages the reputation of the victims. Various scams and fraudulent schemes are offered on the internet like online auctions, advance fees, or any investment scam, which are all aimed at deceiving individuals into parting with their money.

Cybercrime is not limited to financial losses or reputational damage, a more discrete term has emerged; cyberbullying.  In cyberbullying, a person is harassed, humiliated, or threatened online. This can have severe psychological and emotional consequences. Ethical hackers or white hat hackers can help organizations identify vulnerabilities in their systems before malicious hackers exploit them. 

Cybercrime doesn’t have any boundaries and is an international issue and international cooperation is crucial for tracking and prosecuting cybercriminals who operate across borders. To combat cybercrime effectively, a multi-faceted approach is required, involving education, technology, legislation, and international cooperation. As technology continues to advance, our efforts to combat cybercrime must keep pace to protect our increasingly interconnected world.

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Memories are some special visualization on our brain that helps us to recall some past incidents that happened to our life. It shapes our personality for the future. Sometimes we remember our long-ago past memories and it makes us happy. 

Childhood memories are the best example of that. We all have lots of childhood memories and these are golden. These memories are vivid in our minds always. I know some memories could be hard to remember but most of them are vivid in our brain.

My Childhood Memories:

I have so many memories that I can remember now. Most of them are related to my family, parents, and siblings. Because I have spent most of my childhood times with them. My father was a government worker then and he had very little time to spend with his family.

But still, he managed to spend a huge time with us. I loved his activities. He took us to different places for a picnic. My mom used to cook very delicious meals for us. I can remember, we were staying at a village in Bihar and it was the house of an uncle. We went for a long drive from there. 

There was an amazing side view on the road. I loved the villages of Bihar. The people were friendly. I spent an amazing time with my cousins there. These memories are very bright on my mind and I love to think about all those days. 

Conclusion: 

I know your childhood memories are also amazing and you love to think about these memories a lot. These memories make us happy. I love to think about these amazing days. 

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Child labor, an unfortunate reality for many children in the United States, is a multifaceted issue influenced by many factors. Key causes of juvenile exploitation often stem from economic circumstances, societal pressures, and gaps in the legal and regulatory framework.

Poverty is a predominant catalyst, forcing families to send their children to work to survive. It's a vicious cycle where the immediate financial gain from child labor trumps the long-term benefits of education.

Moreover, cultural and societal norms sometimes condone underage drudgery. Some communities, particularly in agricultural or family-run businesses, consider it a part of a child's upbringing, blurring the lines between teaching life skills and exploitation.

Finally, despite stringent labor laws, some industries exploit legal loopholes. For example, exemptions exist for family farms and certain age groups in agriculture, a sector with a high prevalence of juvenile exploitation.

Measures To Stop Child Labor

Tackling child labor necessitates holistic measures that address its root causes. Improving access to quality education, particularly in underprivileged areas, can divert children from the labor market. Implementing stricter enforcement of labor laws and closing regulatory loopholes would make it harder for industries to exploit child labor.

Moreover, societal awareness plays a crucial role. Public education campaigns about the detriments of child exploitation can shift cultural perceptions and norms. Finally, providing financial support to impoverished families could decrease the economic necessity for child labor.

Through these measures, it is possible to safeguard the rights and futures of children across the United States.

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The Oceanic Economy popularly known as blue economy has emerged as a crucial development issue for optimum use of the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development. Among the sustainable development goals (SDGs), SDG-14 focuses on sustainable use of the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development. Ocean assets provide food and energy which are essential ingredients of human life. By overlooking the three-fourth proportion of the surface of earth, it is tough to achieve sustainable economic development by 2030. Given this, Bangladesh has adopted steps to ensure sustainable use the oceans, seas and marine resources attaining inclusive development and goal related to SDG-14. Bangladesh has 710 km long coastline with an exclusive economic zone of 200 Nautical Miles inside the Bay of Bengal. Marine fisheries contribute 19.40 per cent of the total fish production of the country. Besides, on an average, 81.0 per cent of the international tourists visit Cox's Bazaar in Bangladesh. The ocean of Bangladesh is contributing a noteworthy role to its overall socio-economic growth through enhancing the economic activities across the country and especially to the coastal zone at southern part. The country has so far, explored only a few number of Blue Economy sectors such as fisheries and aquaculture, shipbuilding, ship breaking, salt generation and port facilities. Besides, most of these sectors are following traditional methods. Therefore, there still remains ample opportunities as well as challenges for exploring large number of blue economy sectors, safeguarding mangrove and ocean grass, addressing environmental changes and managing carbon discharge, and introducing innovative technology for further development to contribute in achieving sustainable development goals.

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