"Yaba destroys our soul" is a poignant statement reflecting the devastating impact of Yaba, a powerful and highly addictive drug, on individuals and communities. Yaba, a combination of methamphetamine and caffeine, is infamous for its destructive effects on physical health, mental well-being, and social fabric.

Physically, Yaba wreaks havoc on the body, leading to severe health problems such as heart palpitations, high blood pressure, weight loss, and dental issues. Chronic use can result in long-term damage to vital organs and even death.

Mentally, Yaba induces intense euphoria, followed by debilitating crashes and psychological distress. Users often experience anxiety, paranoia, hallucinations, and mood swings. Prolonged use can lead to psychosis and irreversible damage to cognitive function.

Socially, Yaba tears apart families and communities, fueling crime, violence, and instability. Users become isolated and disconnected from loved ones, prioritizing their next fix over responsibilities and relationships. The drug trade thrives on exploitation and suffering, perpetuating cycles of poverty and despair.

Indeed, Yaba's destruction extends beyond the individual to encompass entire societies, undermining social cohesion and economic development. Addressing this crisis requires a multi-faceted approach encompassing prevention, treatment, law enforcement, and community support. By raising awareness, providing accessible treatment options, and implementing effective policies, we can combat the scourge of Yaba and restore hope to those whose souls have been ravaged by its grip.

Culture is the way of life. It embraces the philosophy of life, taste, tradition, mentality, skills, etc. Actually, a society or community’s culture is reflected in its art, music, literature, etc. It is also a superior work of intellectuality and is regarded as a social distinction. At present, two sharply distinguished cultures-Eastern and Western- are dominating in two parts of the world. The Eastern culture is based on religions like Islam, Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism. These religions exercise such an impact upon its followers that they are too reluctant to accept or follow any other dictate, culture and instruction. Eastern culture dominates over the countries like India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, China, Burma, Japan, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and the Middle East. 

On the other hand, the western culture is that of the USA, the UK, the European countries and so on. Western culture is based on individual’s rights, needs, privileges, attitudes and ways of life having more scientific and materialistic notions. Now Western culture is intruding and influencing Eastern culture through globalization and satellite TV channels. The violence, fighting, wrestling, boxing, band music, pop music, indecent dance sequences and especially obscene on TV through the satellite channels have an irresistible attraction for the young generation of these countries. Thus, religious values, truth, work and moral virtues are getting destroyed day by day. So the time is up to be serious against this evil power and to protect our traditional religious values. Otherwise, we’ll be swept away by this evil power. But we must take up the good things and thus enrich our culture.

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Time is the most valuable thing on this earth; nothing can be compared with it. Once it goes, never be back. It always runs only in forward direction and not in backward direction. Everything in this world depends on time, nothing happens before time. Everything requires some time to get done. If we have not time, we have nothing. Loss of time is considered as the worst thing on this earth because wasting time, wastes us and our future. We never acquire lost time again. If we have lost our time, we have lost everything.

Most of the people value their money more than the time however it is true that nothing is as valuable as time. It is time which gives us money; prosperity and happiness however nothing in this world can give time. Time can only be used; one can never buy or sell it. Most of the people live their life in useless way. They enjoy their time by only eating, playing or other lazy activities with their friends.

In this way they spend days and years. They never think that what they are doing, in what ways they are living their time, etc. Even they never regret their ways of time wasting and never become sorry. Indirectly they have lost their lots of cash and most importantly the time which they never get back.

We should learn from the mistakes of others as well as should inspire from the success of others. We should use our time in doing some useful works so that time may bless us, not destroy.

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Technology is the most useful form of science for the general population. In simple words, technology is when we take the concepts of science and transform them into gadgets and devices that are useful to us as human beings. When we look around us, almost everything is a result of or a form of technology. For example, the device you are using right now is a form of technology made for communication, or the refrigerator in your kitchen is a use of science that helps to keep your food fresh and cool. With these examples, we see how dependent we are on technology and how important it is for us in our daily lives. It isn’t easy to imagine our lives without using any form of technology. For the smallest of communications, we tend to turn to our mobile phones. Even most of the food we eat is packaged in factories using various technologies. Thus, imagining a life without technology is impossible. It is not only a fact of life but also a necessity for all of us. In fact, the smartphone, that is, a mobile phone which can connect to the internet, is becoming one of the fastest-growing and most accessible forms of technology around the world. On a smartphone, you can click photographs, browse the internet, listen to music, and use social media. With the advent of smartphone technology, the practical purpose of not only communicating with your friends is met, but also so many others, as mentioned.

Thus, in today’s world, the importance of technology becomes more and more as the years pass. Scientists have done so much to advance humans using technology, and we still have a long way to go.

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In the year of 1945 United Nations Organization came into being as the successor of League of Nations. It began with fifty nations as its members but now it has 185 member nations accounting for almost all the countries of entire earth except Switzerland. The nations are the members of the UN General Assembly, the world body's chief deliberate organ. All the other wings are answerable to it through annual and special periodical reports submitted for its consideration. The General Assembly, discusses the reports and gives its approvals, elects General Secretary and the judges of the International court of Justice, admits new members to the Assembly, and also elects the non-permanent members of various councils. There are Economic and Social Council, The Trusteeship council besides the International Court, General Assembly and the Security Council. The General Secretary is the Chief Administrative Office of the world body who heads the UN Secretariat. He presides over the General Assembly meetings and those of other organs of U.N.

In addition to the above main organs, the UNO has several other specialized agencies like ILO (International Labour Organization), UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization), UNCTAD (United Nations Council for Trade and Development), WHO (World Health Organization), etc. These agencies help the parent body in working out agreements on various- related matters to them and in achieving different objectives and goals. WHO, for example, plans step to achieve the highest possible level of good health of the entire human population of the earth.

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Underdeveloped and developing countries are more afflicted by the problem of unemployment than the developed countries in present times. Claims about unemployment in poorer countries have widened as the study by the World Bank in 2004 stated that the unemployment rate in sub-Saharan Africa is at around 30% because people there do not have access to basic amenities. The university graduates in an African country of Tunisia are facing massive unemployment as many students survive on less than $3 in a day.

This miserable state leads many to unsuitable jobs and forces them to work under a despairing work environment. Some even work at places that are dangerous for their lives, such as the factories where the vast machines can cause grievous accidents. The labor can end up being handicapped. The lack of social and physical protection persuades men to remain unemployed rather than losing their lives.

The unemployment problem is also mainly caused by discrimination between men and women, and this is mostly widespread in third world countries. The employers set job criteria according to gender so that the least number of people can get employed. He fixes the nature of a particular job that is only suitable for men and neglect talented women. Moreover, women face discrimination in the distribution of wages. This social inequality is existing for centuries and is the least addressed issue.

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Dhaka Metro Rail is a rapid transit system currently under construction in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It is a mass rapid transit system that will serve as a convenient mode of transportation for the city’s residents. The project was launched with the aim of improving urban transit and reducing traffic congestion.

Once completed, the metro rail will offer a safe and efficient means of transportation, helping to ease the burden on the existing road network. The metro rail project is expected to have a positive impact on the economic growth of Bangladesh, providing indirect benefits to the country.

With the country’s economy growing and the urban population expanding, the metro rail will play a crucial role in transforming urban transportation and contributing to the overall development of the country. Despite the advantages, there are some disadvantages of metro rail such as overcrowding, the time required for construction, and the high cost of infrastructure.

However, the benefits of the metro rail system far outweigh these drawbacks. The opening date of the metro rail is yet to be announced.

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Nowadays trade fair is traditional. Many countries of the world arrange to show their produced goods to the international market. The people of others country can know about the industrial goods of the country. It can attract the foreign buyers. It helps to earn foreign exchange. It is a large affair. It is normally held once a year. A great publicity is done for this purpose. And this publicity is made through advertisement in the national and international dailies to draw the attention of industrialists and producers. These fairs are generally organized on a massive scale through the initiative and patronage of governments. The host country invites friendly countries to participate in the fair and give them scope to make stall in the fair. They display their exportable goods to the importers of the host country. Works of arts, crafts, handicrafts, agriculture, and industry are placed at different corners of a trade fair. There are also arrangements for recreation, food etc.’for the visitors.’ A host country can know the other parts of the globe through a trade fair. The foreigners can know also the culture of the people of a host country. So a trade fair should be held every year to encourage importers of foreign countries to import goods from our country.

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Telecommunications are of increasing importance in the world of today, and India must develop fast in this sector if it has to achieve competitiveness in the international market.

India operates one of the largest telecommuni­cations networks in the world. It includes communication through telephone, mobile and Internet.

The provision of world class telecommunication-infrastructure is the key to rapid economic and social development of the country. It is also anticipated that in the near future, a major part of the GDP of the country would be contributed by this sector.

In India, telecommunication services were introduced soon after the invention of telegraph and telephone. The first telegraph line between Calcutta and Diamond Harbour was opened for traffic in 1851. By March 1884, telegraph messages could be sent from Agra to Calcutta.

By 1900, telegraph and telephone had started serving the Indian Railways. Telephone service was also introduced in Calcutta in 1881-82, barely six years after the invention of the telephone. The first automatic exchange was commissioned at Simla in 1913-14 with a capacity of 700 lines.

The telecommunication services in India have improved significantly since independence. With the opening of telecom sector to private investment and establishment of an independent regulator, the matter of separation of service provision functions of the Department of Telecommuni­cations (DOT) and providing a level playing field to various service providers including the government service provider, has been achieved.

Initially, the telephone exchanges were of manual type, which were subsequently upgraded to automatic electro-mechanical type. In the last one-and-a-half decade, a significant qualitative improvement has been brought about by inducting digital electronic exchanges in the network on a very large scale. Today all the telephone exchanges in the country are of electronic type.

By the end of 2003-04, India was the tenth largest telecom network in the world, measured in terms of number of phones. The cellular customer base has been growing at a rapid rate.

Fully automatic International Subscriber Dialing (ISD) service is available to almost all the countries. The total number of stations connected to National Subscriber Dialing (NSD) has increased substantially.

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Bangladesh faces significant social and economic challenges alongside notable progress in recent years. The country has made strides in reducing poverty and improving access to education and healthcare. However, issues such as income inequality, unemployment, and inadequate infrastructure persist. The economy relies heavily on the garment industry and remittances from overseas workers. Agriculture also plays a crucial role. Challenges include vulnerability to natural disasters, limited access to clean water and sanitation, and environmental degradation. Efforts to address these issues include government initiatives, international aid, and private sector investment. Despite challenges, Bangladesh shows resilience and potential for continued development.

The Sundarbans, located on the coast of the Bay of Bengal in the southwest part of Bangladesh and in West Bengal, India, is one of the largest mangrove forests in the world. Spread across an area of about 3,900 square miles and comprising thousands of streams, creeks, rivers, and estuaries, it is a unique blend of natural beauty and biodiversity.

The name of the forest is derived from the abundant Sundari trees that grow within its boundaries, making it an ideal habitat for a wide variety of species, including the Royal Bengal Tiger and the spotted deer.

The Sundarbans has been designated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, and it attracts visitors from all over the world who come to admire its beauty and observe the wildlife that calls this place home. Additionally, the forest also provides valuable resources for wood-based industries, making it a critical part of the national economy in both Bangladesh and India.

However, this stunning natural treasure is facing a serious threat in the form of river erosion, which is causing the forested coastline to retreat by up to 200 meters a year. If erosion continues at this alarming rate, the Sundarbans will disappear in the next 50 years in Bangladesh and within 20 years in India, along with the majestic tigers and other wildlife that inhabit the area.

It is therefore imperative that we take urgent action to protect this unique and valuable ecosystem before it is too late. This is not just a local issue, but a global concern that requires a concerted effort from all of us. The world needs to come together to save the Sundarbans, the Royal Bengal Tigers, and all the other species that call this forest home.

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Punctuality is a most important characteristic that everyone must have to be a successful person. It makes a person capable enough to complete all the required tasks at already decided time. The word meaning of punctual is ‘on time’. It is very necessary for everyone to be on time. What will happen if a doctor gets late to the operation theatre, student gets late to the examination hall, etc. Everything will get messed up, a student can be out of examination hall and a patient can be dead.

Importance of Punctuality in Student’s Life

It is very necessary for a student to be punctual all time in order to achieve what he/she wants in life. It is one of the noblest virtues which make students more civilized and cultured. Students need this quality to develop as a habit to do things in correct time. Being punctual proves this proverb ‘A stitch in time saves nine’ means doing tasks within time saves time and unnecessary troubles.

Punctuality is of great values to the students as it teaches them discipline also. Using this, students can be on right time everywhere such as in school, in lab, in class, in library, at home, in examination hall, in project, etc. They can perform better at both place home and school. It helps in removing laziness and negative attitudes of the students. A disciplined and punctual student always gets respect, recognition and social acceptance in the school and society. They appreciated a lot by the teachers and parents.

Punctuality is the key to success for all the punctual students. Students should follow all the great world leaders to achieve fame and success. It provides students various golden opportunities to do better in life in many areas. No one of us has born with the virtue of punctuality; everyone has to develop it on their own. It makes certain the path of success.

Conclusion

Punctuality is a necessary trait for all. It needs to be developed by all especially youths of the nation as they are future and have to lead their country. The rate of development in any country depends on how people of that country are punctual and disciplined to their job. So, punctuality is a key to success for everyone.

Political unrest in Bangladesh, marked by protests and violence, stems from tensions between major parties like the Awami League and the BNP, allegations of corruption, and disputes over elections. Human rights abuses and limitations on freedom of expression exacerbate the situation. The Rohingya refugee crisis adds strain. Efforts to address unrest face challenges due to deep-rooted mistrust and external influences. Despite this, there's resilience among the people, shown through civil society movements. Addressing unrest requires inclusive governance, accountability, and respect for human rights to pave the way for a more stable and democratic future.

Bangladesh has its own culture and tradition. Bangladeshi culture reflects the behavior of individuals, there dresses, occasions, languages, livelihood, festivals, etc. The people of Bangladesh are greatly influenced by the faith. The prime religions are Islam, Hinduism, Christianity and Buddhism. Though each religion has different cultures and festivals, people live in peace and harmony with each other. A strong brotherhood prevails among them. Their way of living, food habit, clothes, values, etc. are almost same though they belong to different religions, regions and have different dialects. Every occasion is celebrated with the participation of each and every religious people. Bangladesh has a golden history. We have 21st, February (International Mother language day), 26th, March (Independence day), 16 th, December (Victory day), Pahela Baishakh (First day of Bengali New year), etc. People celebrate some of these days withe due respect and solemnity, and some other with joy and festivity. Bangladeshi culture and traditions are entirely reflected in these days. Bangladeshi people have the strong tradition of food. Rice is the staple food here. They usually take rice three times in a day with delicious dishes curry. Bangladeshi men wear lungi and women were saree. Different types of arts and crafts are seen in Bangladesh. Weaving pottery, terracotta, Nakshi kantha etc. are traditional in Bangladesh. Bangladeshi culture is enriched, but now the cultures of foreign countries are intruding into our culture. So, we should be careful and try to uphold our own cultures to the world.

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The concept of family is one that has been deeply ingrained in human culture for centuries. It is a fundamental unit of society, and it comes in many shapes and forms. Two of the most common types of families are the nuclear family and the extended family. A nuclear family typically comprises parents and their children, whereas an extended family includes multiple generations, such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins, living together or in close proximity.

Nuclear families are becoming increasingly common in modern society, in large part due to the rising trend of urbanization. In a nuclear family, the parents are the primary caregivers, and they provide for their children’s emotional, social, and financial needs. The smaller family unit allows for easier management of finances and decision making, and it provides greater opportunities for individualized attention for each child.

An extended family, on the other hand, offers many advantages that nuclear families do not have. With more caretakers available, there is less pressure on any one individual, and family members can rely on each other for support, be it emotional or financial. This kind of arrangement also promotes closer social ties between family members, and the strong social networks can help buffer against stress and provide a sense of belonging.

Both types of families have their advantages and drawbacks, and choosing which one to adopt is a deeply personal decision that should be based on individual preferences and circumstances. No one size fits all, and different cultures around the world have different ideas of what constitutes a family.

echnology has evolved remarkably over the past few decades. The beginning of modern technology could be seen in early 1800s – the start of industrial revolution and since then there has been no looking back.

Gone are the days of waiting for months to receive a letter from your friend or relative residing in a distant place. At the click of some buttons you can talk to anyone sitting in a remote part of the world. Earlier people used to flock to library for research work or pleasure reading which has now been replaced with e books and search engines.

Some 100 years back, people could not predict the incoming hurricane, its position and time of attack but now anyone with a mobile phone can find these details and interpret it accurately. The outdoor activities have now been replaced with computers and Play Station. Now a days, kids prefer spending time on what their virtual friends are up to rather than spending quality time with their family or friends.

Technology is advancing with a speed of light making it difficult to cope up with. It has transformed our lives and has turned the world into a global village. Its potential is limitless and awaits great discoveries in the near future.

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Bangladesh is a land of natural calamities. Flood, cyclone, drought, famine etc. destroy life and property almost every year. People live here

fighting against these frequent natural disasters.

Of all these natural calamities, flood is the most common here.

Every year during the rainy season, many parts of the country get submerged. Floods in our country are caused due to many reasons. Heavy rainfall is the main cause of flood. It causes sudden increase of water level in the rivers and canals, which overflows their banks and causes flood. Flood lasting for a long time is a curse to the people of our country as it causes huge loss of life and property. The crop fields, houses, roads and streets go under water.

Crops and vegetables are damaged, and thousands of people become homeless. They face scarcity of food, drinking water and shelter. Various types of waterborne diseases like cholera, diarrhoea, and typhoid break out during floods. Cyclone is another natural calamity in our country.

During the last few years, several devastating cyclones hit Bangladesh and caused immense sufferings to the people. In Bangladesh, it usually originates from the Bay of Bengal and is often associated with thunders and heavy showers. It takes away the lives of many people and animals.

Cyclones also create the scarcity of food and spread different kinds of diseases like dysentery, cholera, fever, etc. in all the affected areas. However, the losses in natural calamities can be reduced to some extent by using modern technology of weather forecasting and prior warning. And flood can also be prevented by building embankments and barrages and by developing a well-planned water passage system.

The river beds should be dredged for carrying more water. Effective measures should be taken by the concerned authorities to mitigate the sufferings of the victims caused by natural disasters.

In a nutshell, it can be said that natural calamities hinder the overall development process of developing countries like Bangladesh. So, steps should be taken to mitigate the adverse effects for the greater interest of the country.

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My secret love is a tender whisper in the depths of my heart, a treasure I hold close yet dare not reveal. It's a delicate dance of emotions, a mixture of joy and longing that fills my days with warmth and my nights with dreams. Though kept hidden from the world, it remains a cherished part of who I am, a silent companion on life's journey. In its secrecy lies both exhilaration and challenge, a sweet reminder of the mysteries that lie within the human heart. And while it may remain hidden for now, I hold onto the hope that one day, its light will shine bright for all to see.