There are many people around the world who are very famous and are celebrities. But my favorite personality is my father. He is a kind polite and very friendly person. He is always in support of those who need help. 

He is a very religious person and always reminds me that life Lis a great gift given by God. He tells me to fully enjoy my life and to never hurt anyone intentionally. 

He believes in simple living My father is a keen helper of poor kids and people. the invests some of his income in charity to help poor children with schooling. 

He even distributes my old books to them, I feel very comfortable around him because The talks to me as a friend as well. I am never afraid of sharing my true feelings with him. 

He also teaches me to deal with various tough situations that happen in my life. He always motivates me to achieve success in life through hard work. Moreover, he also acts as a guiding light to me and shows me the right path to success. 

He teaches me how to be a better person in life. I am very thankful to God who gave me a father like him. I pray for his long life and health.

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A true friend is the person who is believed to be the closest and dearest one for any boy or girl. Without any friend life is just meaningless and dull. To find a good and best friend is just like to win the half of the world.

A good friend‘s company always matters a lot in the success of a person. A child learns good or bad habits from his or her friend but if one gets good company as friend he is the luckiest person in word. Never lose those friends who were always besides you in your bad time.

We can’t live our life alone we need a friend on every stage of it. Any relation can be stronger if it adds friendship in to this for example a father or a mother can be the first friend of their child who helps them in growing with best upbringing for the better way of life. Friendship is the relation where friends listen and try to understand each other’s problems. Thus we can say that this relation is about good listeners. Therebefore there is nothing can be hidden among true friends and friends never lies to their best buddies. This is the greatness of true friendship.

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A true friend is the person who is believed to be the closest and dearest one for any boy or girl. Without any friend life is just meaningless and dull. To find a good and best friend is just like to win the half of the world.

A good friend‘s company always matters a lot in the success of a person. A child learns good or bad habits from his or her friend but if one gets good company as friend he is the luckiest person in word. Never lose those friends who were always besides you in your bad time.

We can’t live our life alone we need a friend on every stage of it. Any relation can be stronger if it adds friendship in to this for example a father or a mother can be the first friend of their child who helps them in growing with best upbringing for the better way of life. Friendship is the relation where friends listen and try to understand each other’s problems. Thus we can say that this relation is about good listeners. Therebefore there is nothing can be hidden among true friends and friends never lies to their best buddies. This is the greatness of true friendship.

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Nowadays, many students wish that they could study abroad, especially in western countries. For many people studying abroad is a very exciting prospect.

If someone decides to study abroad, the road to expansion, growth and fun awaits them. Although the experience of studying abroad is one in a lifetime, still many are not able to afford it.

Studying abroad give not only experience but also makes an individual independent. An individual will become more mature while studying abroad as they not only will absorb new knowledge, but they also will have to broaden their mind in terms of cultural and social issues.

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I believe in being uncomfortable. 

Being uncomfortable means that you have escaped the cushy everyday life that modern times have afforded those who want it. It means doing something out of the ordinary. It means not knowing a soul when you first get to college. It means travelling halfway across the world with 25 strangers. It means poison ivy all over your aching legs from a 14-mile hike. It means always looking back and feeling like you are a different person than you were before your experience, whatever it may be. 

This philosophy sprung from a belief in not saying “no” to anything when I was in college. This of course stopped at illegal activities (mostly), but extended to the rest of my life. Join a fraternity? Yep. Impromptu road trip to Charleston, SC? Absolutely. Hike part of the Appalachian Trail? For sure. Learn to sail? Blind date? Party on a Tuesday morning? Yes, yes, yes. What this eventually led me to was the realization that each time I tried something new and out of my comfort zone, whether I liked it or not, I grew as a person. I was more confident, met new people, had a great memory, or just had another skill that might be useful one day. Even when I got bad poison ivy all over from a hike, at least I had been outside doing something rather than wasting time on the Internet. 

One of the biggest commitments I made to being outside my comfort zone was my trip to Australia to study for a summer. I went with 25 people I had never met before we met at various airports or actually in Sydney. Over two months these people became some of my best friends. People I still keep in touch with despite not having seen them in years. I learned a lot about them and the country I was in, but despite how cliché it sounds, I learned more about myself. I became more confident and more open to others as well. I still look back at that experience as one of the defining moments of my life. 

I won’t say that this belief has made me a great people person, or immune to awkwardness around new people, or made me an expert camper, hiker, or anything else. I just started at a new school and 120 new people scared the crap out of me. But I do know that I am a better person today than I would have been had I never gone out of my comfort zone, and that’s a good enough reason for me to continue being uncomfortable.

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Discipline is an attribute that involves a definite set of rules, parameters and behavioral patterns. When combined and applied together, these help to maintain the social and personal order of events in life.

Discipline can start developing from a very young age right at home. This in turn spreads and develops to affect different areas of life. Maintaining a proper sleep schedule, a healthy diet, exercise, pursuing a passion or a hobby, practicing a sport regularly all come under personal discipline. Social discipline includes behaving in a particular manner in gatherings, meetings or events. Whereas professional discipline mostly involves time management, meeting deadlines, greeting seniors appropriately, maintaining healthy relations and so on.

Discipline is an inherent part of society and the very beginning of its role starts in our educational institutes. But nowadays people often lose track of time and have to make significant efforts to maintain a disciplined lifestyle. Some ways to maintain discipline in school, workplaces or even at homes include:

Being aware of the guidelines and rules of an institute

Being considerate and understanding with co-workers

Maintaining strictness but being fair

Setting clear consequences and punishments

Devising family or personal rules

Keeping up with a planned schedule

The above measures can be the guiding principles to lead a disciplined life devoid of commotion and regrets. We must always remember that with the right quality of discipline all our ventures are certain to succeed!

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I believe in being uncomfortable. 

Being uncomfortable means that you have escaped the cushy everyday life that modern times have afforded those who want it. It means doing something out of the ordinary. It means not knowing a soul when you first get to college. It means travelling halfway across the world with 25 strangers. It means poison ivy all over your aching legs from a 14-mile hike. It means always looking back and feeling like you are a different person than you were before your experience, whatever it may be. 

This philosophy sprung from a belief in not saying “no” to anything when I was in college. This of course stopped at illegal activities (mostly), but extended to the rest of my life. Join a fraternity? Yep. Impromptu road trip to Charleston, SC? Absolutely. Hike part of the Appalachian Trail? For sure. Learn to sail? Blind date? Party on a Tuesday morning? Yes, yes, yes. What this eventually led me to was the realization that each time I tried something new and out of my comfort zone, whether I liked it or not, I grew as a person. I was more confident, met new people, had a great memory, or just had another skill that might be useful one day. Even when I got bad poison ivy all over from a hike, at least I had been outside doing something rather than wasting time on the Internet. 

One of the biggest commitments I made to being outside my comfort zone was my trip to Australia to study for a summer. I went with 25 people I had never met before we met at various airports or actually in Sydney. Over two months these people became some of my best friends. People I still keep in touch with despite not having seen them in years. I learned a lot about them and the country I was in, but despite how cliché it sounds, I learned more about myself. I became more confident and more open to others as well. I still look back at that experience as one of the defining moments of my life. 

I won’t say that this belief has made me a great people person, or immune to awkwardness around new people, or made me an expert camper, hiker, or anything else. I just started at a new school and 120 new people scared the crap out of me. But I do know that I am a better person today than I would have been had I never gone out of my comfort zone, and that’s a good enough reason for me to continue being uncomfortable.

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Earth comprises about 70% of water, where humans and animals consume only 1% of fresh and healthy water for drinking. Humans consume freshwater for daily activities, so we should be serious about protecting it from pollution.

Water pollution is a serious environmental problem prevailing in our society. Human-made activities like intensive agriculture, urbanization, deforestation, and industrialization have escalated water bodies’ pollution.

The disposal of industrial wastes should be meted through the dumping of biologically decomposable wastes and recycling of non-decomposable waste at an industrial and household level. 

Restrictions on activities such as dumping of feces, washing dirty clothes, and bathing domestic animals is an important step towards water protection. Eutrophication is not a big issue but cannot be left unattended. Government officials should take appropriate steps and check-ups to prevent and protect water bodies from pollution.

We need to conserve and prevent water pollution. The use of methods like filtration, sedimentation, sterilization, and other scientific methods can remove the toxins and pollutants from water.

One can conserve water through small steps like turning off running tap water- this prevents water contamination and prevents water shortage. Avoid littering water bodies like rivers, oceans, and lakes. One can help clean the litter on beaches or in lakes and rivers and throw it in the nearby garbage can.

Planting more plants and trees prevents contamination of pesticides and insecticides from running off the nearby water sources. Certain fishes keep the water fresh by consuming toxic substances and plants. Thus by taking small measures, the water stays healthy and fresh, and people can use it for any purpose.

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Earth comprises about 70% of water, where humans and animals consume only 1% of fresh and healthy water for drinking. Humans consume freshwater for daily activities, so we should be serious about protecting it from pollution.

Water pollution is a serious environmental problem prevailing in our society. Human-made activities like intensive agriculture, urbanization, deforestation, and industrialization have escalated water bodies’ pollution.

The disposal of industrial wastes should be meted through the dumping of biologically decomposable wastes and recycling of non-decomposable waste at an industrial and household level. 

Restrictions on activities such as dumping of feces, washing dirty clothes, and bathing domestic animals is an important step towards water protection. Eutrophication is not a big issue but cannot be left unattended. Government officials should take appropriate steps and check-ups to prevent and protect water bodies from pollution.

We need to conserve and prevent water pollution. The use of methods like filtration, sedimentation, sterilization, and other scientific methods can remove the toxins and pollutants from water.

One can conserve water through small steps like turning off running tap water- this prevents water contamination and prevents water shortage. Avoid littering water bodies like rivers, oceans, and lakes. One can help clean the litter on beaches or in lakes and rivers and throw it in the nearby garbage can.

Planting more plants and trees prevents contamination of pesticides and insecticides from running off the nearby water sources. Certain fishes keep the water fresh by consuming toxic substances and plants. Thus by taking small measures, the water stays healthy and fresh, and people can use it for any purpose.

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Imagine a world where flowers are like a big, colorful team, each with its own special powers. I'm not just a pretty face; I'm a tiny wizard spreading happiness with my petal magic!

So, my petals are like my superhero cape. They protect me from the rain and make me dance in the wind. When it's sunny, I open up like a big, happy smiley face – nature's way of saying, "Hooray!"

Now, here's the fun part – my design is like a puzzle made of shapes and colors. It's like wearing a dress with polka dots, stripes, and all the fun patterns you can imagine. I'm a walking, talking artwork, and it's a flower party every day!

And guess what? I'm a patient little superhero. I don't rush to grow up; I take my time. It's like waiting for your ice cream to freeze or your pizza to cook. Being a tiny bud is my superpower before I bloom into a full-fledged flower superhero!

Now, when you see me and my flowery friends in the garden, we're not just standing there looking pretty. We're a team, waving to bees and butterflies, like a friendly family photo where everyone is happy.

And here's the secret – when you look at a flower, you're not just looking at something nice; you're looking at a superhero who can teach you about being patient, standing strong, and making the world as colorful as a rainbow.

So, my little pals, next time you see a flower, give it a high-five and remember our superhero story – a tale of colors, patience, and making the world a garden of happiness! 

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A village fair is a time of amusement for the villagers and a time away to unwind from their monotonous routine. A village fair helps small-scale trade flare up their business, encourages the local industry and agriculture to grow more. Village fairs usually have temporary markets put up where the shops sell sweets, fruits, and toys. Often, there are hawkers selling various items like those for household or personal use. Children often purchase things like toys and kites. People relish sweets like ice cream, kulfi, faluda, and more in village fairs. However, the attending villagers often need to stay careful since pickpockets taking advantage is a common occurrence in such crowded events.

The most anticipated event is a village fair, especially for children. Village fairs are like exhibitions with a lot of hustle and bustle. Weavers, artisans, blacksmiths, and carpenters often set up stalls at village fairs to sell their products and earn money. For the people of the village, a village fair is a source of enjoyment. Village fairs are an indispensable part of village life and culture. It offers not only the village where it is held, but also the adjacent communities, great entertainment options. Visitors to the fair from nearby and distant villages could be seen coming with their families and friends.

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A village fair is a time of amusement for the villagers and a time away to unwind from their monotonous routine. A village fair helps small-scale trade flare up their business, encourages the local industry and agriculture to grow more. Village fairs usually have temporary markets put up where the shops sell sweets, fruits, and toys. Often, there are hawkers selling various items like those for household or personal use. Children often purchase things like toys and kites. People relish sweets like ice cream, kulfi, faluda, and more in village fairs. However, the attending villagers often need to stay careful since pickpockets taking advantage is a common occurrence in such crowded events.

The most anticipated event is a village fair, especially for children. Village fairs are like exhibitions with a lot of hustle and bustle. Weavers, artisans, blacksmiths, and carpenters often set up stalls at village fairs to sell their products and earn money. For the people of the village, a village fair is a source of enjoyment. Village fairs are an indispensable part of village life and culture. It offers not only the village where it is held, but also the adjacent communities, great entertainment options. Visitors to the fair from nearby and distant villages could be seen coming with their families and friends.

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Creating a corruption-free society in Bangladesh, or any country, is a formidable yet essential task for sustainable development and progress. Corruption, like friction in an engine, saps the vitality of a nation's resources, hindering economic growth, eroding public trust, and perpetuating inequality.

In Bangladesh, as in many other nations, corruption manifests in various forms, from petty bribery to embezzlement of public funds. It thrives in environments where transparency and accountability are lacking, and where institutions meant to uphold the rule of law are weak or compromised.

To achieve a corruption-free society in Bangladesh, several strategies must be employed:

Strengthening Institutions: Building robust institutions with effective oversight mechanisms is crucial. This includes enhancing the independence and capacity of anti-corruption agencies, such as the Anti-Corruption Commission, and ensuring their ability to investigate and prosecute corrupt practices without fear or favor.

Promoting Transparency and Accountability: Transparency in government processes, decision-making, and public expenditure is essential for preventing corruption. Implementing measures such as open data initiatives, whistleblower protection laws, and mandatory disclosure of financial assets for public officials can help foster accountability and deter corrupt behavior.

Enhancing Legal Frameworks: Enacting and enforcing stringent anti-corruption laws is fundamental. This includes laws to prevent conflicts of interest, regulate political financing, and ensure the integrity of public procurement processes. Additionally, establishing specialized anti-corruption courts can expedite the adjudication of corruption cases and send a strong deterrent message.

Educating and Empowering Citizens: Empowering citizens with knowledge of their rights and responsibilities is vital. Civil society organizations, media outlets, and educational institutions play a crucial role in raising awareness about the detrimental effects of corruption and advocating for ethical conduct in both public and private spheres.

Fostering a Culture of Integrity: Cultivating a culture of integrity and ethical behavior requires concerted efforts across all segments of society. This involves promoting ethical leadership, encouraging ethical business practices, and instilling values of honesty, fairness, and accountability from an early age.

International Cooperation: Corruption often transcends national borders, necessitating international cooperation to combat it effectively. Bangladesh can benefit from collaborating with international organizations, neighboring countries, and global initiatives aimed at preventing corruption, sharing best practices, and recovering stolen assets.

Creating a corruption-free society is a long-term endeavor that requires sustained political will, collective action, and the engagement of all stakeholders. While the task may be daunting, the benefits of a corruption-free Bangladesh – including enhanced economic prosperity, improved public services, and strengthened democratic institutions – make it a goal worth pursuing relentlessly.

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 A book fair is a kind of fair where books are displayed and sold. In recent years book, the fair has become a traditional festival in our country. Last February I went on a visit to the Bangla Academy Book Fair. It is the biggest and most gorgeous book fair in the country. The Academy complex is the venue of this book Fair However, I went to the Fair with my parents. Every year my parents visit the Fair at least once. There were thousands of visitors coming to and going out of the Fair. There were a lot of rows of bookstall beautifully decorated. The premises of Bangla Academy took a festive look. Visitors were moving from one row to another just like the rows of an ant. There were hundreds and thousands of books in the stalls. People were looking for their favorite and chosen books/Some visitors were looking for new publications This Fair has special significance in this regard. Anyway, we visited a lot of stalls and bought a number of books: Of the books, there were storybooks, science fiction, and autobiographies. My father is particularly fond of autobiographies and he suggests we read these books. My younger brother and mother bought some books for the children. While we were about to finish our visit, I noticed that the great writer Humayun Ahmed was sitting on a chair in front of a stall. I also noticed that the great poet Al Mahmud was also sitting beside him. Two great personalities were talking with each other and curious people were gathering around them for taking their autographs. At last, we finished the visit to the Fair but came back home with a permanent impression of the Fair in my mind.

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It is really very charming to enjoy a sunset scene 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 western 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 an alarming 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 the red tinge 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 sunset scene is really enjoyable.

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It is really very charming to enjoy a sunset scene 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 western 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 an alarming 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 the red tinge 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 sunset scene is really enjoyable.

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A blood donation is a procedure when individuals give blood to others to assist them with their ailments. Giving blood is an actual existence sparing and philanthropic motion that shows solidarity with others and worries for their issues and languishing.

There could be a few distinct purposes for an individual’s prerequisite of blood. The requirement for blood could emerge because of a disease or a mishap. At all, the explanation could be; blood gift is the main achievable arrangement. Blood gift isn’t just useful for the beneficiary yet, also helps the benefactor and the general public.

Giving blood is a demonstration of worry for individuals who are needing life-sparing blood. Nothing could esteem more than blood for an individual who requires it for sparing his/her own life or for the life of somebody he/she thinks about.

Any solid person, who isn’t experiencing any sickness, can give blood; nonetheless, there should be a hole, in any event, three months between two continuous blood gifts.

It is additionally prudent that people under 18 years or over 60 ought to abstain from giving blood. Likewise, it is profoundly fitting to don’t disguise any data concerning your wellbeing history and meds, from the specialist regulating the blood gift.

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Introduction: Bangladesh is a country full of trees and forests. These trees and forests are the abodes of thousands of birds. These birds give us much joy and make our country beautiful.

Different Types of Birds: There are different types of birds we find in this country. These birds have been described in the following categories:

1. Some Familiar Birds: The crow is one of the most familiar birds. We find it everywhere in the country. Though we dislike it for its black color and harsh voice, it is very useful to us. It cleans our environment by eating up dead animals and dirty things. The sparrow and pigeons are also very familiar birds. They build houses in the nooks and crannies of our houses.

2. Song Birds: There are many songbirds in Bangladesh. Among them the cuckoos, the nightingale, the robin, the Bulbuli, Bau Kotha Kau, the Mayna, and the Shyama are famous.

3. Tailor Birds: There are some birds that can build their nests skillfully. They are called tailor birds. The swallow, the Babui, the Tuntuni, and the Bulbuli are tailor birds.

4. The Game Birds: The heron, the stork, the water hen, the quail, and Pankauri are well-known game birds. They are hunted for their flesh.

5. Birds of Pray: The kite, the hawk, and the vulture are birds of prey. They have keen eyesight and sharp paws. They live on flesh and fish.

6. Domestic Birds: There are also some domestic birds in Bangladesh. They include the hen, the duck and the pigeon. Domestic birds give us eggs and meat.

7. Migratory Birds: Bangladesh also provides shelter to a great number of migratory birds. Most of them come from Siberia in winter and take shelter in our lakes and forests.

Conclusion: Birds are charming to look at. They are very important for maintaining ecological balance. They eat up insects and help our agriculture. They also help in the pollination of different species of trees. So we should protect our wealth of birds.

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