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Godkhali the Queen of Flower, Jashore, Bangladesh We are moving beyond the hustle and bustle of urban life. I was very stressed at work in the office on Thursday so fatigue surrounded me. About seven o'clock our car stopped at Ujanbhati. I got off the bus and had coffee. After the break, our pilot drove the car at a hurricane speed. I closed my eyes and took refuge in the sleeping goddess. We went to Sayedabad around 11:30 pm and stopped for some time. After entering the mechanical city, the car did not want to move for some time. About three in the morning we got on the ferry. Our luck was good there was no jam on the ferry. Everyone was scared to realize the ferry was four to five hours late. After crossing Faridpur, Magura, our pilot brought us to Jessore bus stand at around 6 o'clock. At seven in the morning I went to the sea to pick us up. We went to the window of the sea house. I took a break there and left. Sagar repeatedly talked about going out for breakfast but was anxious to see the new destination. The market ends again at eight in the morning. We took another bus from Khadki to Gadkhali Bazar. The road has gone through the Jhikargachha market. After crossing the market, there is a very old bridge. The Kopotaksh river, which is associated with the memory of Madhusudan Dutt, flows through the bottom of it. However, this river is now confined to water hyacinth. On the way I asked Sagar what the name Gadkhali was and he said that once the Portuguese bandit Sardar Roderick had set up a base in the area and deprived people of sleep. One day he raided the house of the local Kamles. There he met his beautiful daughter Madalsa. Madalsa is fascinated by beauty. Dedicates love rather than forgiveness. By betting, you will no longer rob. At one point, Roderick took refuge next to Madalsad's house. He also fights with the tiger to get Madalsa. After this incident, Madalsa accepted Roderick in the name of mother Kali. Later both of them took sannyasabrata. A temple was built. The name of this temple is 'Godkali' temple with 'God' of Roderick and 'Kali' of Madalsa. Based on that name, the place was later named Gadkhali. We reached Gadkhali market in twenty minutes. The people are still surrounded by fog. We got out of the car and took the van to look around. Leaving the Jessore-Benapole road on the right, along the way to the villages of Bayar, you will see a pair of flower fields on the horizon. A wide sheet of red, blue, yellow, purple and white is spread all over the place. The farmers here cultivate flowers on the land. Not a fancy flower garden around the house. Flower fields across the field after field. Flowers are the crop here. Many people call Gadkhali the capital of flowers. Not only us, we also met some tourists like us. They have appeared to take pictures with flowers. I met Melissa and Jigaldin, tourists from Switzerland. I started taking pictures one by one. Fields of roses, tuberose, gladiolus, marigolds, and gerberas bloom on both sides of the path. Nightshade, gladiolus, rose and marigold are cultivated here. Wherever you go, you will see the busyness of the farmers. Someone is cutting flowers and taking them to the market in a bullock cart, from there they are being shipped in bundles to different cities of the country including Dhaka. Besides men, women and children are also working in the flower fields. Someone is cutting flowers, someone is weeding. Someone is sowing flower seeds again. Standing in front of the sweet scent of flowers in the air, the buzz of bees, the glitter of butterfly wings and the endless scent of color, I don't want to believe that the place is a piece of earth full of our blood, clad and noise. The largest supply of flowers in our country comes from Gadkhali. About 80 percent of the total production comes from here. This is the largest flower wholesale market in Bangladesh. For 15 long years, the farmers here have been fighting to change their destiny by cultivating flowers. A gentleman from the flower garden gave us flowers. We came to the market and ate curry and luchi made from fresh vegetables. Great taste, no formalin. Then we went to Sagar’s workplace bee school. After spending some time there with the kids we ran to our next destination. How to go There are direct buses from Dhaka to Jessore from Gabtali, and from Kadamtali in Sylhet to Jessore. Get off the Jessore bus stand and take a rickshaw to the local bus stand. From there you can get a bus to Gadkhali. You can go to Gadkhali and take a van to see the field. Van rent will be 100-150 rupees. As you walk along the village road, you will see flower fields on both sides of the road. The country's largest flower wholesale market sits in the morning next to the bus stand road.

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Collectorate Building, Jessore, Bangladesh. This is the traditional Jessore Collectorate building. Hazrat Garib Shah was not seen by anyone while traveling on the road to cover it. Now it looks like the lid has been opened. Which is coming to the notice of Jessore people. Has been a wonderful sight. People of different classes and professions of Jessore have expressed satisfaction. Jessore, the first digital district of the country, also fell prey to digital activities. That too has gained momentum now. The Collectorate building has 360 gates carrying the heritage and history of Jessore, the first district of undivided Bengal. For a long time no one took the initiative to bring back the past beauty of the building. Nileo namkawaste. However, during the One-Eleven, an attempt was made to renovate the traditional Niaz Park in front of the Collectorate building. Newly appointed Deputy Commissioner of Jessore Md. Ashraf Uddin has proved that the scenario can be changed with a little initiative. After joining Jessore, the three held an introductory meeting with journalists. Journalists mentioned piles of useless vehicles, rubbish and rubbish as they entered the traditional collectorate building. Gave various suggestions. DC records the suggestions. At that meeting he announced to take all effective steps one by one. So he took it in a fortnight. He changed the look of the traditional collectorate building. Notable Deputy Commissioner Ashraf Uddin himself stood up and instructed where and how to clean. He put his signature on a small initiative that can be changed in a short period of time. He changed his area to Jessore Collectorate building. Jessore is an old district, as soon as you enter it, it looks like a district town of beauty. The Collectorate building can be clearly seen standing in the heart of Jessore city. The huts adjoining the wall outside the Collectorate building have also been cleaned. The new deputy commissioner has instructed that the whole area will be clean. At one time, Paytara even started allocating shops along the Jessore Collectorate wall. People of different classes and professions of Jessore said that the new deputy commissioner Ashraf Uddin will take all the steps to preserve the history and heritage of Jessore by making a master plan. Deputy Commissioner Ashraf Uddin told Daily Inquilab, "I will try my best to do something out of the ordinary with the cooperation of everyone. He demanded various development of Jessore in front of the Prime Minister at the DC conference and was praised by the people of Jessore. Jessore was declared a district in undivided Bengal in 181. Jessore included today's divisional city Khulna (which was then known as Khulna subdivision). Besides, most of Faridpur, Pabna, Nadia and 24 Parganas districts were with Jessore. The East India Company focused on administrative reform to raise revenue. April 4, 18, the first collector. The journey of Jessore Collectorate started with Tillman Henkel. At that time he started his activities in an old house in Murli. In 1893 the office of the District Magistrate of Kasba was removed from Murli. In 1801, the first collectorate building of Jessore district was constructed on the present site. The ground floor of the present building was constructed in 185. This 360 door building was the tallest building in Bengal at that time

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A Journey by Boat As human beings we have a lot of curiosity to know the unknown, eternal anxiety. And we travel to fill that lack. So to know the unknown, we open the door of the world and go out for the purpose of traveling to different places. We want to gain real happiness by traveling. Travel is not just about giving us pleasure. As a result of travel, the scope of our knowledge also increases. There are many problems in our daily life. We get tired of doing things like this every day according to the rules. And then our body and mind want a little peace which can be achieved only through travel. Our country is full of rivers and canals. Bangladesh is said to be a riverine country so there is no jury for boat travel as a means of entertainment. Reasons to travel: To get rid of the boredom of life, people go on trips for pleasure. Travel is one of the main means of gaining real knowledge. The knowledge gained from travel lasts in our lives. So people travel at certain times every year. Boat trip experience: Ashwin month, the weather was quite good. Then the river is also very calm. School and puja are closed. We rented a boat to go to Munshiganj. The boat was not very big but very nice. There were two sailors in the boat. We decided to leave Kaliganj Ghat for Munshiganj at 7.30 am on Sunday. Boat Tour Description: At 7.30 am on our scheduled day, we started our journey by boat from Kaliganj Ghat to Munshiganj. I took it with the camera. We also bought cooking utensils. The sailors set sail. We began to enjoy the scenery along the river. Majhira Bhatiali began to sing. Six or six boys and girls were gassing at the river bank. Fishermen were fishing in the river. I captured the scenes of the brides returning home with a pitcher on their shoulders. Majhira Bhatiali sang. We were all unknowingly lost in the beauty of their songs and the river. Meanwhile, the afternoon is coming. Everyone started cooking. The boat reached Munshiganj Ghat. Everyone took a bath in the river. Then after sitting and eating together with the boatmen, we all took a rest in the boat. At around 4 pm we went inside Munshiganj to take a tour. We were very happy to see the scenery of Munshiganj. I finally got back on the boat. Again we left the boat for Kaliganj. Meanwhile, the evening has come closer and darkness has started coming down all around. The middlemen of the river are busy fishing in boats. Far away in the river, the tip of the hurricane can be seen in the boat. Again, the songs of the sailors are coming to our ears from time to time. Finally, we finished our joyful boat trip and reached Kaliganj Ghat at night. Thus we ended our joyful boat trip. Boat travel as part of education: Our country is a riverine country so boat travel is an ideal way to have fun and gain knowledge. Boat travel is a part of education. Through boat travel we can observe the natural beauty of our beautiful country. Also through boat travel one can get acquainted with different areas and people there. There are people of different classes and professions in our country. One of them is fisherman. Those who float in the river all day for the purpose of fishing. And it is possible to get a clear idea about their way of life through boat travel. There are also many strange places in the world, which are not known by reading books. We can easily find out through boat trips. Conclusion: Bangladesh is a riverine country. Boat travel is a tradition of our country. Boat trips bring peace to our minds. Boat trips are much more enjoyable than other trips.

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Jaflong, Zero Point, Sylhet, Bangladesh. Jaflong of Sylhet is known all over the country as the daughter of nature. Jaflong is situated at the foot of Khasia Jainta hills and is a land of natural beauty. The piles of rocks laid out on the banks of the Piain River have made Jaflong attractive. The Indian hills on the other side of the border, the waterfalls flowing uninterruptedly from the Dauki hills, the hanging Dauki Bridge, the crystal clear water of the Piain River, the dense forests on the high hills and the shunshan silence enchant the area. Every day local and foreign tourists come here to see these scenes. Apart from being the daughter of nature, Jaflong is also known as a beauty spot, a picnic spot and a queen of beauty. Jaflong's attraction to the tourists seems to be different. If you come to Sylhet and visit Jaflong, the trip will be incomplete. Jaflong is located in Gowainghat upazila, 62 km northeast of Sylhet city. The beauty of winter and monsoon season is different in Jaflong. In the rainy season, the beauty of Jaflong seems to be different. The dust becomes a grayish environment. In a gentle environment, there is a feeling of breathlessness. The wanderings of the cotton-like clouds on the green peaks of the Khasia hills, and the occasional torrential downpours of danger, seem to be a different tremor. At the same time, the view of the white waterfall coming down from a few thousand feet above that catches everyone's eye. It is known from history that for thousands of years Jaflong was a desolate forest under the Khasia Jainta-Raja. After the abolition of zamindari system in 1954, the Khasia Jainta kingdom came to an end. Even then, for many years, large areas of Jaflong remained deserted. Traders started coming to Jaflong by sea in search of stones. As the stone trade expanded, new settlements were formed. Jaflong's 55 km road link with Sylhet was established in the eighties. From then on, word of the eye-catching beauty of Jaflong spread all over the country. Apart from domestic and foreign tourists, nature lovers also flock to Jaflong. Jaflong is now the best tourist spot in the country. Where to stay Guest House and Rest House Information: 1. Zila Parishad Rest House, Upazila Headquarters. Contact: UNO 01730 331037. Caretaker: 01736971. 2. Naljuri Rest House - Naljuri, Jaflong. Contact: Chief Executive Officer, District Council, Sylhet - 01711-96019, Caretaker: 01752-227375 3. Green Park Rest House, Naljuri, Jaflong. Contact: Divisional Forest Officer, Sylhet - 01711-180564, Caretaker: 017-65617 4. Row Bungalow, Jaflong - Communication - Executive Engineer, Roads and Highways Department, Sylhet - 01730 6262. Restaurant There are several restaurants for tourists to eat in Jaflong. 1. Tourism Restaurant, Jaflong, Tamabil Zero Point; Contact: Manager 017199-04085 2. Picnic Center Restaurant, Jaflong Ballaghat. Contact: Manager - 01712 747425. 3. Hungry Restaurant, Jaflong Ballaghat. Contact: Manager; 01721-912518. How to get there: Location: Located in Gowainghat upazila of Sylhet district. The distance from Sylhet district headquarters by road is only 56 km. Travel from Sylhet: From Sylhet you can take a bus / microbus / CNG powered autorickshaw to Jaflong. It will take 1 hour to 1.30 hours. From Sylhet you can go by bus, microbus, CNG autorickshaw or Laguna to Jaflong. The bus fare to Jaflong will be 60 rupees per person. The fare of microbus for coming and going will be 3000-3500 rupees. CNG autorickshaw will cost 1000-1200 rupees. You can reserve a car in Jaflong from any autorickshaw or microbus stand in Sylhet city.

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Seven Colour Tea or Rainbow Tea Many people start their day by waking up in the morning and sipping a cup of tea. Many people want a cup or get energy for the whole day. Not just in the morning, but a few times a day if you do not sip a cup of tea. Be it office or afternoon chat, without tea but not frozen If you drink too much tea, many people also have heartburn and gas problems People have been enjoying the taste of tea with tradition since the last century. Saudi media 'Arab News' has published a report on Bangladeshi tea. In fact, the report is based on the seven colors of tea available in one cup. According to the report, 'Sat Ranga' tea has revolutionized the middle taste of tea lovers in Bangladesh. Seven color tea is made in many parts of the country including Dhaka. That one cup of tea has seven different flavors in seven colors. In Sylhet, this seven-colored tea is called 'Rainbow Tea'. This tea from Sylhet is now becoming more and more popular in the capital Dhaka. Saiful Islam, who made this tea for the first time, wants to introduce this tea to the world. Srimangal is located in the divisional city of Sylhet, 185 km from the capital Dhaka. Saiful Islam, a 32-year-old man from there, made the first seven levels of tea. He was born in the tea production region. He made this tea of ​​seven colors from the inspiration of doing something new. Saiful Islam told Arab News, "I have seen since my childhood that the tea produced in our area goes all over the country, even abroad." Saiful Islam was very worried about what to do after finishing his studies. He could not decide what to do as a career for the future. As a person in the tea area, Chai found his own path. He was saying, ‘The passion for a cup of good tea with good taste was growing day by day. We experimented on different types of tea. In the end I make my dream come true like a lottery. I made seven colored teas in one cup. ' Seven levels of tea was a wonderful thing for Srimangal. Earlier in 2006, Ramesh Ram Gaur made five levels of tea and put it on the shelf. After that Ramesh Ram opened the shop and arranged tea stalls. 5 levels of tea are popular. Saiful was inspired by Ram Gaur's tea of ​​different colors. Then Ram Gaur's neighbor Saiful spelled seven levels of tea. Saiful also opened a shop in Srimangal. Tourists from Dhaka or other parts of the country eat these teas whenever they go to Sylhet. And many people think that the tour will remain incomplete without going to Sylhet and drinking these teas. Saiful also opened shops in the capital Dhaka due to increasing demand. Seven levels of tea are available at Taltala Bazaar in Khilgaon, Dhaka. Saiful's shop in Taltala is very popular among tea lovers. Many people from different parts of the capital have tea in their seats. Tea-lovers happily eat seven levels of tea. For this 60-65 rupees fall out of the pocket. Shyamoli Islam Subharthi, a Dhaka resident who came to Saiful's shop for tea, told Arab News, "The experience of drinking seven different levels of tea in one cup is different. I’ve never really eaten anything like this before. ’He said,‘ I’ve heard of this tea many times. But it did not come. I finally got the thrilling taste of this tea. I really had a lot of fun. ' Arifur Rahman is a tea lover. "This tea takes me into a world of unique flavors," he told Arab News. Arifur Rahman also said that he came here to have tea with his friends whenever he got a chance. Saiful did not tell the menu and the process of making People are very interested in how Saiful Islam and his craftsmen make this seven-tiered tea. But there is no way. Because he doesn’t share its recipe with anyone. Seven levels of tea are made in one corner of the shop. Then the famous seven levels of tea reached the table and hands of the buyers. "I use a lot of things to make tea - black tea, green tea, coffee, milk, oranges and strawberries," Saiful Islam told Arab News while working at his stall at the Dhaka International Trade Fair. But he did not say the process of making tea. In his words, the method of making tea is a matter of ‘commercial privacy’. Abdullah Al Mamun, a student of Noakhali University. After consuming seven levels of tea, he said, ‘What is used in tea is not harmful to human beings. ’ Saiful Islam runs the family with this new brand of seven level tea shop. He is well off in a family of four including two daughters. He earns 800 per month. If you take 75 rupees per dollar, you will get 51 thousand rupees. The demand for Saiful Islam tea is increasing day by day. Saiful is planning to expand his business as demand increases at home and abroad. He wants to open two new outlets in Narayanganj and Gazipur, two districts adjacent to Dhaka. Saiful wants to open these outlets at the end of this year. A friend of Saiful Islam lives in Canberra, Australia. He wants to open a Rainbow Tea shop there. Saiful says, "I hope my seven colors of tea make a place in the minds of people on every continent."

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Tried to Draw Robert Downey, Jr. Medium: Adobe Illustrator This guy is a hero. Marvel cinematic universe would never be the same without his contributions. We love you 3000 Iron Man! ❤ Since I'm just a beginner, I'm not very much familiar with shading theories which is quite important for making portraits more photo-realistic. Hopefully, next time I will maintain more accuracy and pay attention to the details more precisely.😃 Thank you.

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Player Unknown Battle Ground, PUBG Players Unknown Battle Ground, also known as Pubg, is an online game that has already become quite popular. However, many such games suddenly gain popularity, but this game is a little exceptional. So it is in very popular condition so far and it seems, it will not be lost so soon. And Pubg has become very popular in Bangladesh too, everyone from young to old is seen playing this game. And today's discussion is about pubg and its good or bad effects. History of Pubg The idea for the game comes from a Japanese film called Battle Royale directed by Kimji Fukasaku, which was released in 2000. Its story is quite different. Here 9th and 10th graders are taken to an unknown island with some food, water and weapons. And a band is tied around their necks, if anyone tries to escape, the band will break and he will die. And he will be able to return from the island, he will be able to kill everyone and survive on the island alone. This game is now played by everyone from young to old. And this game has created a stir in the world of e-sports very well. Now every year there are all kinds of championships of this game starting from global championship. Many young people in Bangladesh are now seen playing this game. Many people including Indian players like 'Dynamo', 'Mortal', 'Scout' have become popular through live streaming of this game. Besides, many people have gained popularity in Bangladesh through live streaming. Among them ‘Aminub’, ‘Nub’ are quite popular. All of them are live streaming through their own YouTube channel. Again, many businesses are focusing on it. This game requires many types of 'Ingame' things, such as 'Skin', 'Royal Pass' etc. And to buy these you need ‘UC’ (unknown cash), and you have to buy it for money. But many do not have a credit card or do not know the process of buying these. And so many people open a Facebook page or website and pay their UC in exchange for money. Many may think that it is such a business! But the real picture proves their idea wrong. Those who are doing these businesses are not able to cope with the service. At least 10 to 20 people come to them every day to buy UC. Again, many are focusing on PUBG and the business of plastic models of cloth and PUBJGweapons. Needless to say, their business is doing very well. Not only this, many people have built restaurants in the style of Pubg theme. Even in Bangladesh you will find such restaurants, where the whole restaurant has been arranged according to the theme of Pubg game. Pubg restaurant in Dhaka And if we talk about the profit and loss of Pubg Corporation, the manufacturer of Pubg, then it must be said that they should not make any more games in this life! Because according to the information obtained from the video games research firm 'Nico Partner', the total revenue of Pubg Corporation in 2017 was 920 million dollars (approximately), and from there their profit has been 310 million dollars (approximately). Daniel Ahmed, a senior analyst at Nico Partners, tweeted about this. But the Pubg Corporation is not satisfied with this income, they expected a better profit, although it is nothing less. And the most eye-catching thing is that 53% of the total revenue of this company came from Asia. Many people still look at video games with a crooked eye. There is no question if any other game gets popularity. But many are trying to break this notion. Everyone is highlighting the good and useful aspects of this game. In this context, the University of Wisconsin psychologist C. "Video games change your brain," says Soyan Green. Through this game it is possible to connect with people from different parts of the world, again through this game people can learn many new things, for example- they face many obstacles while playing this game. And they have to overcome those obstacles. Through this they find solutions to various kinds of problems, and become adept at solving problems. In addition, there are many things to keep in mind in this game, such as where the enemy is coming from, or what weapon would be best to use in any situation, and so on. On the one hand, pubg is now at its peak in the gaming world, and on the other hand, the parents of the child are spending anxious time centering on this game. In India, the issue of this game has reached the Prime Minister. One guardian objected to the game and the High Court banned it in India through a writ petition. But later, when it was criticized, the directive had to be removed. News of a ban on pubs in India spread in the media; Source: businesstoday.in Every parent is concerned about their children, as many have taken it to the point of addiction. And it is natural to be worried, because in India, a young man of eighteen years chooses the path of suicide because of this game. Because, his parents did not buy him a new phone to play Pubg. And in China, a 13-year-old boy was killed while jumping from a building like Pubg's character. His mother said that her son was very cheerful. But he took such a step after being persuaded because of this game. Again, a 6th grader in the Chinese city of Huayan tried to jump off the roof when his mother snatched his phone. According to a study, 16% of teenagers in China are addicted to video games. This game has been able to create quite a stir around the world. Again, the idea of many, it is making people addicted, and distracting everyone from their goals. But on the other hand, many people are targeting Pubg, they want to be professional streamers and gamers. Gaming as a profession has not yet received much response in Bangladesh. So everyone thinks playing this game is unnecessary. But there is no doubt that gaming or streaming will be considered as a profession in Bangladesh at some point. At the end of this discussion, it can be said that a coin has two backs. So just as there are good aspects to playing video games, there are also many bad aspects. So, like everything else, if video games can be played within limits, the results will be good. But the danger is beyond the limits, at least for young children or minors.

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Flood Problem, Bangladesh. Every year there are reports of floods in the char areas. This year also, floods have inundated large areas of char and damaged aman paddy. The geological location of the char area and global climate change are both increasing the level of flooding. According to the fifth assessment report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), if the current level of greenhouse gas emissions is not reduced, the average global temperature will rise by about 3.6-4 degrees Celsius in 2100. This will increase the amount of high temperature days in summer and decrease the amount of winter days. As a result, the amount of rainfall per day will increase while the number of rainy days will decrease. This means that the amount of rainfall per day increases during the rainy season and the number of rainy days decreases at other times of the year. As a result, the incidence of floods continues to increase during the monsoon season in Bangladesh and the char area is its main target. The Brahmaputra-Jamuna, Padma and Meghna and about 500 of their tributaries carry about 2.5 billion tons of soil particles with water every year. Regular poly dredging is very costly, which is very difficult for Bangladesh to handle. About one million hectares of chars have been formed by the accumulation of soil particles in the river. Soils flowing from the Himalayas contain sand, silt and clay. As sand particles are large and heavy in size, they are first deposited in the chars of the northern part of the country. Tired. As a result, the water holding capacity of chars in the northern and central regions of the country is less. Due to geological reasons, floods occur in Char every year. However, in areas where a large number of tributaries are connected to the main river, the incidence of floods is higher. Although floods occur every year, the amount of damage to farmers depends on the extent of the flood. The timing and extent of the floods also depend on the timing and amount of rainfall in the Himalayas. The effects of climate change are having a visible impact on the nature of floods in Bangladesh. Types of agricultural damage to chars in floods: It is normal for chars to be flooded every year. It is a special part of the life of a char farmer. But if the level of flood is high or its duration is long, the farmer suffers indescribably. When the incidence of floods is high, the biggest problem of the farmers is with the housing of cattle. The barn breaks down, the shortage of cow feed becomes apparent and the disease of the animals increases. Due to the location of chars in remote areas, theft or robbery of cows and goats also increases. So many times people and animals have to live in the same house. Due to lack of archives, crop seeds are destroyed in floods. Aman paddy, the main crop of the monsoon season, is destroyed. However, the extent of damage to aman paddy depends on the stability of the flood, the depth of flood water, the variety of paddy and the stage of growth of the plant. If the paddy seedlings are completely submerged within 20 days of planting and the flood lasts for two weeks, it will not be possible to protect the aman paddy. But if floods occur in the middle stage of Kushi growth, the farmers will get the expected yield even if the floods last for more than two weeks. Things to do for flood-affected farmers and agriculture: It has been observed that in the year when the incidence of floods is high, the yield of Rabi season (winter) crop is good. This is because the higher the level of flooding, the higher the amount of sediment from the Himalayas. These sediments contain different types of food for the plants. Moreover, in the lands where aman paddy is destroyed during the monsoon, the farmer can cultivate rabi crops like wheat, pulses and oilseeds at the right time i.e. at the end of October or early November. As a result, the yield is as expected. For many years, there was no major flood after August. In such cases, even if the aman paddy is wasted, if the seedlings are provided, short-term aman paddy such as BU paddy-1, brie paddy 56, without paddy 6 can be cultivated again. It is also possible to produce rice seedlings at the farmer level. Therefore, it is possible to produce seedlings by floating method or Dapog method. However, it will not be right to plant new aman paddy in the lands from which the flood waters do not recede even in the second week of September. This is because the yield will be severely reduced and rabi crops will not be cultivated in that land at the right time. But in lands where the flood waters recede before mid-September, a second planting of seedlings can be done in the lands by raising the paddy husks of high ground and planting 2-3 husks in each bunch. If the kushi is between 10-12 days old, then the main bunch will not be much damaged. It should be noted that 2 kushis can be picked from the bunch of paddy of the main land which has at least 7-8 kushis. If these kushis are planted, it will grow fast and give birth to new kushis and the farmer will be able to compensate the loss even if it is a little bit. If the flood waters persist after the second week of September, then it would not be right to plant aman paddy in these lands at all. Instead, short-term varieties of masakalai or leafy vegetables can be grown as cow grass for the interim period. The flood-affected land must be prepared at the right time, i.e. at the beginning of November, for the cultivation of rabi crops such as wheat, maize, potatoes, pulses, etc. On the other hand, after the flood waters receded, the disease of cattle increased. Special care should be taken to protect it from diseases. If there is no bumper crop of this year's rabi crop in the char area, there will be no limit to the suffering of the farmers. Therefore, farmers need to be given special training on improved cultivation of rabi crops especially wheat, maize, potato and pulses. The farmer has to provide agricultural inputs including seeds in advance. In order to increase the agricultural production in the char areas, the farmers have to provide adequate subsidy on agricultural inputs. Subsidies on char agriculture are the government's real agricultural investment. Many times the field officers of the agriculture department of the government are not interested in working in remote chars. As a result, char farmers are deprived of new technology or may find out later. The main reason for this is the extremely fragile transportation system. It should be kept in mind that if char farmers are discouraged from farming, it will be a serious threat to food security in Bangladesh. Because the high and good agricultural land is decreasing at the rate of about 0.60 percent every year. This is why the char is called the 'Hidden Diamond of Agriculture'. Because about one million chars are the future food source of Bangladesh. Since floods occur every year in the chars and there is a good chance of further rise in temperature due to climate change in the future, special agricultural projects should be undertaken on the agricultural management of the chars. It can be seen that the information of modern agriculture reaches the inaccessible chars much later. Sonalika wheat is still cultivated in the vast char areas of Kurigram, which agricultural scientists have long been discouraging. But in other parts of the country, Bari wheat-26 or 28 is already being cultivated popularly. Char grains can be cultivated smoothly. However, due to the high sand content in the northern and Padma char soils, the water holding capacity of the soil is low. Char areas therefore require more irrigation than other areas. Irrigation pumps have to be run on diesel as there is no electricity facility in the char. This greatly increases the cost of crop production. Since the seeds of the farmers are lost in the floods, it is necessary to organize the farmers centrally and create seed storage facilities. If the incidence of floods is high, the farmer has to ensure agricultural materials including seeds for smooth cultivation of rabi crop. Moreover, the central barn can be made high by the government to keep cattle during floods. If proper arrangements are not made for the treatment of cattle, the char farmers will not be encouraged to raise improved breeds of cattle. Fishery scientists believe that it is possible to cultivate fast growing fish in the rainy season using cage or panculture method. But for that the farmer has to arrange special incentives including training. Char fish fry are not easily available to farmers. That is why we have to cooperate with the char farmers collectively. The government must now take practical steps to improve the agricultural management of chars for food security in Bangladesh.

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My Village Firstly I want to say the lead image take from my village, name Poradanga, located Manirampur, Jashore, Bangladesh. It's like finding extraordinary beauty in a normal natural scene. The village of foggy dawn in winter feels like a village drowning in smoke. This scene of fog in the village remains for a long time even after the winter is gone. Field after field of green fields can be seen covered with drops of dew. From dawn, farmers, fishermen, students and people of different classes and professions go out for their work. Green rural fields. The vast field is covered with dewdrops. In the light of dawn, pearls are falling from the dew drops on the green field. Rural spraying fertilizer on the land surrounded by greenery. Drops of dew like pearls in green paddy fields. Farmers are irrigating the vast fields with the help of shallow engine pumps to feed the boro. A distant village surrounded by light fog. A few school-going students are taking the crooked path of Boro crop in the wee hours of the morning. In the foggy morning, a farmer is going through the alpath with diesel in a container to irrigate Boro. In the morning, a man is going to fish in the pond with a fishing rod.

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Please Stop Smoking In our country, due to lack of awareness, various life-threatening elements are constantly becoming a threat to public health. As a result of risky behaviour , the incidence of non-communicable diseases is increasing rapidly in Bangladesh as well. Cancer, diabetes, stroke, heart attack are not contagious diseases. Harmful products such as tobacco and cigarettes are among the behaviours that are considered risky for all these diseases. Tobacco and tobacco products can cause serious health problems and even death. Prevention of non-communicable diseases is a major challenge despite the fact that every country in the world attaches utmost importance to the health of its people. In most cases, these diseases lead to death or paralysis. According to the World Health Organisation , 26.3 percent of all deaths in Bangladesh are due to non-communicable diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, respiratory diseases and cancer. One person dies every 6 seconds due to tobacco. About 6 million people die from it every year in the world, of which more than 6 million are non-smokers. Has anyone thought about the matter? Smoking and tobacco use are responsible for about 50 percent of all cancers worldwide. In addition, smoking is responsible for 95% of lung cancers. If immediate action is not taken, the global death rate from smoking and tobacco will soon surpass that of all deaths, including HIV and AIDS, tuberculosis, auto accidents, suicide and homicide. Tobacco and cigarette smoke contain harmful chemicals like nicotine. This nicotine causes severe addiction. In terms of addiction, it is more powerful than heroin, cocaine, marijuana, alcohol. Nicotine can cause severe damage to the body's circulatory system. As a result, heart disease, stroke, cancer, asthma, foot rot disease and many other serious diseases occur. If the nicotine in two ordinary cigarettes is injected into someone's body, there is a risk of death. As nicotine enters the human body very slowly through cigarettes, its harmful effects are also slow. Other harmful substances present in copper besides nicotine include carbon-monoxide. This gas is found in the smoke emitted from cars. Carbon monoxide suppresses our vision and hearing and reduces the scope of our intellect. Copper contains hydrogen cyanide, which is used in gas chambers as a toxic gas for execution. Benzopyrene is a type of carcinogenic chemical found in animals. The pungent chemical called ammonia is found in unclean urinals. In addition, polonium found in cigarettes is a cancer-causing radioactive substance.

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Bengali in Fish Rice In Bangladesh, 54 species of freshwater fish are almost extinct, 26 species are extremely endangered and 14 species are endangered. Bengalis are called 'fish-rice' Bengalis. Bangladesh, the land of that river and the land of pond-filled fish, is now almost empty of canals, beels, rivers and canals. The festival of making various installations is going on by filling the canals and beels. So if there is no canal-bill, where will the fish be? And in the remaining rivers, the level of pollution is so high that it is difficult for fish to survive. There are several other factors that contribute to the extinction of freshwater fish. For example: Excessive use of pesticides on agricultural land has led to the infiltration of these pesticides into rainwater or irrigation ponds, ponds and pose a threat to fish survival. Thus, our favourite fish are slowly becoming extinct due to various natural and man-made reasons. At present, fish farmers are also cultivating species of fish which are fast growing in a very short period of time. We are losing many native fish only because of commercially profitable fish farming and reluctance to cultivate native fish in open water. These farmed fish have no taste. But the taste of small and big local fish is nectar. The government should take necessary steps in this regard now. For example, if steps are taken to restore lost rivers, increase river navigability, prevent river pollution, conserve biodiversity, encourage fishermen to cultivate native fish, etc., we may be able to save these native fish from extinction. Bengalis will be able to taste various local fish again.

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Nature of Madhabkundu fountain Sylhet is a country of two leaves. Moulvibazar is the name of a district of this Sylhet division, the holy land of Hazrat Shahjalal (ra). Baralekha is a traditional upazila of Moulvibazar. Madhabkunda is located in this Baralekha full of natural beauty. Madhabkunda waterfall is formed in the village of Patharia hill. About eighty-three meters high in length, the waterfall is cascading down from the top of the tiller. A cistern was formed at the bottom as a result of the water falling at an incessant speed from about 180 feet. And the current like the flowing rain of this kund is flowing with the madhabchhara like the baridhara of peace. There are many rumors about the name of Madhabkund. Some say that Gangadhwaj alias Godhvarna, the king of Srihatra, went to build a rest house on the Patharia hill and saw a monk meditating under the ground. Then he started worshiping and praising the position of the monk. The monk, with various advices, instructed him to leave Madhukrishna on the thirteenth day of the month. According to the words of King Gangadhwaj Sannyasi, he was immersed in that tank only three times! Madhav !! Madhav !!! The prophecy is uttered. The name Madhabkunda is thought to have originated from this divination. How to go Madhabkunda. At the beginning of writing we know that it is a fountain in Sylhet division. If you only come to see Madhabkund (from another section) and if your vehicle is bus or train then there is no need to come to Sylhet. If you come by bus, come directly to Moulvibazar. And if you come by train, get off at Kulaura station without going to Sylhet. Of course you have to come to Sylhet by plane as there is no other airport. Direct Madhabkunda: Mission Kathaltali If you come by bus, get off at Moulvibazar and go to Chadnigat by tomtom or rickshaw. You will find Baralekha's bus there. Available both locally and non-stop. I recommend to come non-stop. Will come from Moulvibazar to Kathaltali non-stop. It will take about 2 hours. And if c. N. Want to win, but directly baralekhagami c. NG is hard to find. In this case you have to go to Kulaura CNG. After coming to Kulaura, you have to come to Kathaltali by CNG again. If you come by train to Sylhet, get off at Kulaura station. Baralekhagami will get CNG next to the station. Any c. Let's go to Kathaltali by NG. It will take 45 minutes to go to CNG from Kulaura to Kathaltali

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Bengali liberation certificate is six points We celebrate 6th June as 6 point day. The year 2020 has emerged as a unique year in the life of Bengalis. This year is very important for us, the people of Bangladesh. A massive program was organized to celebrate the birth centenary of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Not only in Bangladesh, but also the expatriate Bengalis all over the world were preparing. UNESCO decided to celebrate the day and the UN member states also made preparations. The United Nations has already issued a commemorative stamp. Just when such a massive event was going on, a worldwide epidemic appeared. A contagious disease called coronavirus or covid-19 is infecting the world in such a way that almost all the countries of the world are affected by it and all economic, social and cultural activities have come to a standstill. Bangladesh is also not free from this virus. In this situation, we are carrying out the program only through radio, television or digital by canceling all the activities in the public interest, especially where public gatherings can take place.

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Sylhet Tea Garden, Sylhet Division, Bangladesh Sylhet means tea city.Its greenery all around. There is a living nature to get a green carpet under the blue sky. The tea garden of Sylhet has become one with such endless beauty. The tea garden of Sylhet has a worldwide reputation. Sylhet produces 90 percent of the country's total tea in Bangladesh . That is why Sylhet is also called the land of two leaves and one bud. Despite being rich in various natural beauties, the tea garden of Sylhet has become another favourite container for nature lovers. Tea is a very popular drink. If you don't get a cup of hot tea in the morning, Bengali society will not work at all. Sylhet is one of the few tea gardens in Bangladesh. The colour, taste and aroma of Sylhet tea are incomparable. Green cultivation on high and low hills and hilly plains. Just green and green. Occasionally small towns surrounded by hills. The crooked methopath runs along the edge of the hill. There is no mechanical pollution. So they go to the green forest of the tea garden to quench their thirst for vacation or afternoon entertainment. The whole afternoon is spent in hiding in the green, hustle and bustle. Out of the total 183 tea gardens in Bangladesh, 135 are in greater Sylhet. There are several tea gardens in Jaintapur, Kanaighat, Gowainghat, Companiganj and Sylhet Sadar upazila of Sylhet district. Notable tea gardens are Malnichhara Tea Garden, Lakkatura Tea Garden, Tarapur Tea Garden, Daldali Tea Garden, Khadim Tea Garden, Barjan Tea Garden, Gulni Tea Garden, Ali Bahar Tea Garden, Habib Nagar Tea Garden, Ahmed Tea Estate, Khan Tea Garden, Lalakhal Tea Estate, Sreepur Tea Garden, Mulagul Tea Garden etc. The oldest tea garden in the subcontinent: Sylhet Sadar Upazila has the largest and first established tea garden in Bangladesh and the subcontinent. Named ‘Malnichhara Tea Garden’. This tea garden is situated on about 1800 acres of land and is one of the oldest tea gardens in Sylhet. About 500,000 kg of tea is produced annually from this one of the largest tea gardens in Bangladesh. The garden is now being operated under private supervision. The Malnichhara Tea Garden is the first choice of tourists for a pleasure trip or a fun time. As Sylhet is very close to the city, tourists first rush to Malnichhara to see the tea garden. There are several entrances to the Malnichhara tea garden. You can start visiting the tea garden in any way you want. After visiting the city's Chowki Dekhi residential area, you will enter the golf club road and go to the middle of the garden at once. Walking from side to side in the garden, you can also organize your pleasure on the beautiful tiller of the golf club. After crossing the golf club field, you will find Sylhet Divisional Stadium a little further ahead. Tea garden around and stadium in the middle, really awesome! There is probably only one stadium in the world with such a green nature. After more than a year, the magnificent event of T20 World Cup will be held here. Tarapur Tea Garden: Tarapur Tea Garden is also very close to Sylhet city. Tarapur Tea Garden in a shady environment of nature in Pathantula area on the way from Amberkhana to Medina Market. Tarapur Tea Garden has become well-known among the tourists as the business branch campus of Jalalabad Ragib Rabeya Medical College Hospital and Madan Mohan College has been established in the adjoining area. The garden is almost always a tourist attraction. Daldali Tea Garden: A little further on from the Shahi Eidgah area of the city towards MC College is the Upazila playground on the left hand side. Going a little further down the side road, you will find a group of tea gardens. If you want to go to the main garden, you have to cross several localities. To get inside from the locality is to take a sweet path surrounded by huge hills. Then the original tea garden. The road to get inside is not very convenient for cars, for that motorbike or your own foot can be your convenient vehicle. Three in one: Just a short walk from the Shahparan Mazar gate in the suburbs to Tamabil Road, the road to Khadim National Park enters on the left hand side. Walk about three and a half kilometers to the inner garden (Khadim Rain Forest). But there is no need to go that far for a tea garden. A short walk from Tamabil Road, you will find Barjan Tea Garden, Gulni Tea Garden and Khadim Tea Garden. The green scenery seen on the way to the adjoining garden, the art locality easily catches the eye of the tourists. As there is a tea processing factory on the side of the road, the honey smells like fresh tea. Lakkatura Tea Garden: Malnichhara and Lakkatura tea gardens can be found on the same journey. The distance is just across the street. In terms of superiority, the Lakkatura tea garden sometimes surpasses the Malnichhara tea garden. After visiting the city's Chowki Dekhi residential area, you will enter the golf club road and go to the middle of the garden at once. Walking from side to side in the garden, you can also have fun on the beautiful golf club. After crossing the golf club field, you will find Sylhet Divisional Stadium a little further ahead. Tea garden around and stadium in the middle, really awesome! There is probably only one stadium in the world with such a green nature. After more than a year, the magnificent event of T20 World Cup will be held here. Tarapur Tea Garden: Tarapur Tea Garden is also very close to Sylhet city. Tarapur Tea Garden in a shady environment of nature in Pathantula area on the way from Amberkhana to Medina Market. How to get there: Buses from Dhaka to Sylhet leave from Gabtali and Sayedabad bus terminals. AC buses of Green Line Paribahan, Saudia S Alam Paribahan, Shyamli Paribahan and ENA Paribahan run on this route. The rent is 600(7.5$) to 1,100(13.75$) TAKA. Besides, non-AC buses of Shyamoli Paribahan, Hanif Enterprise, Unique Service, ENA Paribahan go to Sylhet. Rent from Tk. 400 (5$)/ - to Rs. 465[5.82$] / -. The buses of ENA Paribahan leave Mohakhali and go to Sylhet via Tongi Ghorashal.

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Corona virus situation of Chuadanga district, Bangladesh. Small quiet district Chuadanga. There is not much touch of modernity here. But there was no problem. Life was going well. But the year is 2020. Chuadanga was not spared from the devastating attack of the coronavirus(COVID-19). One Italian expatriate was first infected with the coronavirus. He returned home completely healthy. But Chuadanga was not released from the coronavirus. Chuadanga Thana in has gone in red zone all over the country. The law enforcement agencies that are serving day and night are being attacked more. The only request to the Creator is to free us from this destructive virus.

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Tree planting in favor of Nabil, MP of Jessore Chanchra Union Saplings were distributed at Poolerhat Secondary School ground on Saturday after planting trees. Former general secretary of Sadar Upazila Awami League and district council member Mehedi Hasan Mintu planted and distributed tree saplings on behalf of MP Kazi Nabil Ahmed. Former President of Sadar Upazila Awami League Muktijoddha Khairuzzaman Royal, Municipal Councilor Mokshimul Bari Apu, City Awami League leader Lutfur Kabir Biju, District Labor Secretary Selim Reza Pannu were present at the occasion. Chanchira Union Awami League General Secretary Moshiar Rahman, Poolerhat Secondary School Headmaster Khanjahan Ali, Jabiprabi Shahid Mashiur Rahman Hall Chhatra League President Biplob De Shant and MM College BCL vice-president Imran Hossain and leaders of Awami League, Juba League and BCL in all wards of Chanchra Union. Hundreds of saplings were distributed in 9 wards at that time