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A Day Laborer A daylaborerr is a poor fellow. His life is simple and full of hard work. He works all day long to support himself and his family. He does whatever work he gets. So he has no choice. Every morning he comes out of his house with a spade and basket. Sometimes he works in the field, in construction projects, dig soil, breaks bricks, etc. At the end of his work, he gets his payment and becomes very happy. He tries to save something from this. But when he gets no work, his is at stake. So the life of a day laborer is not an unmixed happiness. As he is an unskilled labourer his wage is very low, and he lives below the poverty line.

A Street Hawker A street hawker is a common sight in the streets of big cities and towns. A hawker sells his goods with interesting cries in order to draw the attention of his customers. He knows the art of convincing. Women and children are usually attracted by his calls. He generally offers toys, fruits, biscuits, vegetable, ice-cream, cakes, laces, cloths, utensils etc. On the contrary, there is another kind of hawkers who buy newspapers, blank pots, old books, worn out clothes from the houses. However, children are fond of a hawker but men do not like him. By carrying the goods for sale in his hands or over his shoulders, he moves from door to door. Sometimes he goes from one street to another with his moving shop and he often causes problem on the foot-path. A street hawker’s income is not sufficient, so he has to maintain his family through hardship.

A Street Beggar A street beggar is the poorest fellow on earth. With a bowl in hand or bag hanging from his shoulder, he begs from person to person. He tries to rouse our pity by describing loudly his tale of sorrows and the great virtue of giving alms. Some people being compassionate (kind) give him a coin but people generally feel distribute at his loud pitiful cries. But he complains against none. Some beggars stand or sit on the footpath and beg by singing or uttering a few words. In the urban areas the street beggar has no permanent house of his own. He lives in the veranda of some public building or in the market-place. But in the rural areas he possesses small dilapidated hut. He is the humblest person in society. He is physically weak and often crippled, blind or very old. He lives on the mercy of others, so has no prestige. The only aim of his life is to get a meal and if he gets it he is happy. We should be kind and sympathetic the street beggar as he has none to s...

Admission To Universities Of Bangladesh To get oneself admitted into universities, the highest seats of education, in Bangladesh is a matter of great opportunity and at the same time a very competitive and hard job. Every year a public and private universities enroll students to their universities. After completing of higher secondary certificate examination, thousands of bright students dream to take admission to universities, especially into public ones. The number of seats in the public university in comparison with the applicants is very poor most of the brighter always prefer public university to private ones, and hence the admission test to sort out the best fitted students, the university authority seats a point of minimum marks or grade point average(GPA)as minimum qualification to apply for admission. Then the students are to go through an admission test. The marks of GPA obtained in SSC and HSC is counted with the admission test score as well. Then the authority sho...

Tree Plantation Paragraph Tree is one of the most important elements of our environment. It is impossible to think any environment without tree. So tree plantation is a burning question in deed. We know that trees supply us with oxygen and receive carbon dioxide. We cannot live without oxygen. The food what we eat to live, the medicine what we take to cure diseases, the furniture what we use for comfort, the dress what we wear to look us good, the cars and vehicles what we use to run our life smooth tree is a must. That is why it is very essential for us to consider tree plantation. Actually planting tree according to the need and necessity of the environment is called tree plantation. We know that to keep balance of the environment 25% of a country should be wood area. But actually many countries of the world do not have this quantity of wood area. In Bangladesh we have only 6% forest area of total land. It is not at all desirable to us. So realizing the need and necessit...

A Rainy Day A rainy day is a day when it rains continuously all day long during the rainy season. It is called a pouring day. The sky is overcast with thick of black clouds and the sun remains hidden behind them. The weather is foul. The sun is not seen. Sometimes, gusty wind blows with rain. Rivers, canals and tanks swell up. Roads and paths get muddy and slippery. Water stands here and there. Normal life is disrupted due to heavy rain. One does not generally come out without compulsion. The common people cannot attend their respective places in time. If anybody wants to go outside, he has to take an umbrella with him. The poor and the day laborers do not like a rainy day. They cannot go out to earn their living. Their suffering knows no bounds. They go on starving. A rainy day is most welcomed to the students, as they have no classes in the school. A rainy day brings joyous mood to the young boys of the same age and they are seen to bathe in rainwater with merriment. Peop...

Now, 73.93 percent students passed the examination in the Higher Secondary and equivalent examinations.  Of them 47,866 got GPA-5  According to the tradition, Education Minister Dipu Moni, along with the chairmen of the Education Boards, gave a summary of the results of the Higher Secondary to the Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in the morning.  The Education Minister will highlight different aspects of the results by presenting a press conference at the Secretariat.  From 1am onwards, the candidates will be able to know results from their educational institutions and from the education boards website (http://www.educationboard.gov.bd).  Soft copies of the results of the center and organization results in the e-mail of the concerned district commissioner, upazila executive officer will be provided.  If required, the educational institutions will be able to collect fruit hardcups from the Deputy Commissioner and Upazila Executive Officer's office. ...