Season after season comes in the nature of Bengal by arranging beautiful posara. Sometimes in the cold of winter and in a sheet of fog all around Dhaka. Sometimes the Chaitali-Baishakhi sun, and the humming of insects are heard all the time. Sometimes the white clouds of autumn merge with the whiteness of cashews. Sometimes the rain comes to dance with the rain of drizzle. In the monsoon, the nature of Bengal gets a new dimension. The rain soaks the nature of this dilapidated summer-weary country by bathing it in the holy water of its own love cup. The earth is painted in watercolor.
Monsoon Introduction: Monsoon is the second season of the monsoon season in Bangladesh. At the end of the month of Baishakh-Jaistha, the dry land is wetted and the monsoon arrives in the heart of Bengal. Then there is no more summer heat. Bengali Ashar and Shravan are two months of rainy season, the whole of which is accompanied by the echoing sound of torrential rains, and the unparalleled beauty of the Kadam flower.
Cause of rain: Drizzling raindrops send the message of rain to our ears. There are geographical reasons for this rain. In summer, monsoon winds blow over the Indian Ocean and the Bay of Bengal, blowing northeast and catching large amounts of water vapor. Obstructed in the Himalayas, it causes a lot of rainfall in Bangladesh.
The arrival of monsoon in Bengal: The arrival of monsoon is the end of a unique wait for Bangladesh. In the summer sun when nature is almost dry, almost dead; For a drop of rain when people sing ‘Allah megh de, pani de’; When the tired tired dog's tongue hangs down in thirst, a downpour ends all the waiting with a new level of rhythm. Fulfills all expectations and cools all thirsty hearts. Nature is thrilled with strangely beautiful vibrations. Jhum of tin rice is sung in the rain dance. The minds of the rain-loving people danced with it.
Nature of monsoon: The wet wind of monsoon makes the nature tremble. In the heat of summer, the worn-out plants dance to the call of the new clouds of rain. The long-awaited Baridhara thrills the urban-rural trees.
Variety of rural forms in monsoon: In monsoon, different images emerge in towns and villages. The nature of the countryside is adorned with the boundless beauty of the monsoon. Ponds, canals, beels have taitumbur in rain water. The fact that raindrops fall on the trees and create an indescribable beauty is really heart-wrenching. When the drunken wind blows her bass in the bamboo forest, Birhini's anxious heart becomes desperate in the hope of getting close to her loved one. Jasim Uddin's poem 'Pallivarsha' has come out in this form with great care. He said, "Elokesh, the wind blows in Benuban, whatever the mind wants."
Rural public life in the rainy season: The rainy season makes the rural people more homeless. The men of the neighborhood sat in the tea shop and chatted about the old days. The women sit at home and make flowers on nakshi kantha. A lot of laziness goes away.
Rainfall in city life: Rainfall has some effect on the mechanical life of the city. The monsoon rains subdued the dust in the sky of the city. Only the busy people of the city can breathe in the fresh air during this one season. However, in the rainy season, the roads of the city are submerged due to light rains which obstruct the movement of people.
Rivers of Bengal in monsoon: Rivers of Bengal become full-grown during monsoon. Filled to the brim, the river finds its true beauty at this time. The green grass on the banks of the river became more green. As far as the eye can see only water, then a long village line, just clouds and clouds above it.
Monsoon Flowers: Kadam flowers bloom in the rainy season by opening the renu of beauty, which multiplies the appearance of the monsoon. In the words of the village poet Jasim Uddin- ‘Whose Jhiari Kadamba-shakhe nijhum niralaya, small particles have opened, indistinct buds have opened. The ugly scenery of Hijl and Keyaful gives a new dimension to the rain. One of the rainy season fruits is pineapple, mango, guava etc.
The nature of rain in rhyme in poetry: The nature of rain knows how to draw the heart. The attraction of its form disturbs the human mind. Pulls the lively teenager out of the house. Then her rain-soaked anklet's Nikkan started playing in a more melodious tone. Hearing that, the poet can no longer hold himself, can no longer keep the book of poems. The artist's melody no longer means dam. His voice merged with the pouring rain and merged into the distant horizon. Bengali literature and music are thus soaked in the rain.
Blessings of the monsoon: The monsoon brings a message of immense potential for Bangladesh. The rising tidal water of the river accumulates a lot of silt in the soil of Bengal, which brings the message of abundance of grain. The crop fields became fresh in the rain water and smiles appeared on the faces of the farmers.
Influence of monsoon in Bengali culture: The wet beauty of monsoon season is blended in Bengali culture. As many songs have been composed in Bengal about the monsoon, it has not been done with any other season. Throughout a large part of Rabindra Sahitya there is worship of the rainy season, worship of the beauty of the monsoon. Rabindranath's songs like 'Pagla Hawar Badal Dine' or 'Aji Jharo Jharo Mukhar Bhadar Dine' still draw us into the world of thoughts on rainy days. The way in which the rural poet Jasim Uddin has reflected the rain on the village throne is truly incomparable.
Harmful aspects of monsoon: The rainy season does not always bring smiles on the face of Bengalis. The Kharsrota river sometimes goes unrestrained and calls for ban, flooding the homes of many people on the coast. Other natural disasters such as tidal surges, tornadoes, cyclones, etc. hit more during the rainy season. Heavy rains can often ruin crops, and sometimes bring stagnation to human life. Many epidemics spread after natural disasters and poisoned people's live
The form, color, wet smell of the rain - everything is radiant in its glory and beauty. The monsoon season in Bengal has a negative impact on life in some cases but in most cases it is positive. Agriculture, the mainstay of Bangladesh's economy, is largely indebted to the monsoon. No other season in Bangladesh can be so deeply matched with body, mind and feelings. That is why monsoon is considered as a favorite season by many.
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