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Wednesday, 2 September 2015

Our National Bird "The Doel"

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The Magpie Robins square measure largely famous in Bangladesh because the Doel. Doel may be a Bengali word. The Doel, the national bird of Bangladesh, may be a terribly charming and delightful bird. the colour of the male bird may be a combination of black and white. Whereas the females look just like the males, with the distinction being that the females square measure grayer, with grayish-white below elements. they're additionally dissimilar within the proven fact that they keep their tails up within the air, that moves whereas they sing. Doel is little in size and unpredictable in movement. within the space} area of Bangladesh Doel is often seen. The Doel, someone says it the magpie robin, is one among the additional recognizable birds concerning cities and villages. one among the brightest options of the doel is that it's Associate in Nursing pleasant whistle taking part in off and on. The doel doesn't fly terribly high and likes to remain about to the bottom. It feeds on insects. The Doel may be a terribly bashful bird that solely grows to merely concerning nineteen centimeters from head to tail. Doel, because it is that the national birds of Bangladesh therefore we've seen their presence in several aspects .Like we've seen them in currencies , in several creations even they're gift in our some in style songs .
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Mothers Day

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World Mother’s Day was celebrated within the country Sunday as elsewhere across the planet honouring mothers and maternity, maternal bonds, and also the influence of mothers in society. completely different socio-cultural organisations chalked-out numerous programmes across the country, together with transferral out processions, holding discussions, organising reception and cultural functions. On the occasion of World Mother’s Day, newspapers printed special supplements and also the TV channels broadcast special programmes. The celebration of Mother's Day began within the u.  s. within the early twentieth century; it's not involving the numerous celebrations of mothers and maternity that have occurred throughout the planet over thousands of years, like the Greek cult to Mater Turrita, the Roman pageant of Hilaria, or the Christian Mothering Sunday celebration. Despite this, in some countries Mother's Day has become similar with these older traditions. In most countries, Mother's Day could be a recent observance derived from the vacation because it has evolved within the u.  s.. As adopted by alternative countries and cultures, the vacation has completely different meanings, is related to completely different events (religious, historical or legendary), and is widely known on completely different dates. In some cases, countries already had existing celebrations conformation maternity, and their celebrations then adopted many external characteristics from the yankee vacation, like giving carnations and alternative presents to one's mother. The extent of the celebrations varies greatly. In some countries, it's probably offensive to one's mother to not mark Mother's Day. In others, it's a little-known pageant celebrated chiefly by immigrants, or coated by the media as a style of foreign culture. In Asian nation, Mother's Day is widely known on the second Sunday of the month of might .
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Tuesday, 1 September 2015

Mashrafe to receive honourary police post

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Captain Courageous of Bangladesh Mashrafe Mortaza will receive a ‘honourary post’ in Bangladesh police very soon, as the law enforcing authorities decided to honor his World Cup’s heroics in Australia and New Zealand.
After taking into account of his recent performance in World Cup 2015 where he led the Tigers to the quarterfinals for the first time ever, police authorities of the country have taken the decision to honor him.
S M Moniruzzaman, the Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of police of Khulna range, recently revealed to the media that the steps were underway in this regard to offer an honorary post of Bangladesh Police to the cricket hero.
He, however, did not clarify what post will be given to the cricket boss.
In the meantime, Mashrafe Bin Mortaza, the leader of Bangladesh cricket, however, reportedly agreed to receive the honorary post as well.
According to sources, captain of Bangladesh T20 and ODI team Mashrafe Mortaza and India’s ex skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni had something in common in their childhood.
In their school-boy’s dreams, they both wanted to be an active member of the armed forces, a daring and dashing hero in uniform!
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Monday, 31 August 2015

LOAD-SHEDDING IN BANGLADESH

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Load-shedding is the suspension of electricity supply on certain lines when demand is greater than the generation. It occurs when the generation of power is less than the demand. Besides, unplanned distribution and illegal connection of electricity are also responsible for it. It creates various serious problems. The students are affected by it if it occurs at night. They sit idly in the dark closing their books. They suffer terribly owing to Load-Shedding on the night before their examination. Mills, factories, industries, all academic and socio-economic institution seriously suffer due to it. It seems that everything comes to a standstill and so life becomes rally painful. In a country like ours it is very difficult to solve the problem of Load-Shedding. Yet we can go a long way by establishing new power plants, ensuring planned distribution, reducing system loss and checking illegal connections. If these are ensured, we may expect to get rid of the curse of load-shedding. Government should also take effective steps in this regard. 
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Sunday, 30 August 2015

MASHRAFE JOINS IN THE CONDITIONING CAMP

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Bangladesh one day captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza has joined in the conditioning camp after returning from Singapore last Tuesday. He started his practice sessions with some fitness training at BCB gymnasium in Mirpur.In occasion of providing improved treatment for his only son Sahil, Mashrafe left Dhaka in 18th of August along with his wife Shumona Haque and only daughter Humayra.The conditioning camp will be ended in 22nd of September before the series against Australia will take place in the first week of October.Meanwhile chief selector Faruque Ahmed informed the press that the final Test squad might be announced during the second week of September after the head coach will return from a short vacation. He also talked about their trial of building up a strong ‘A’ team in order to make a powerful supply chain for the national team.Mr. Faruque Ahmed said, “On the way to build up a strong ‘A’ team, we will consider players not only from the elite camp but also from the High performance unit. The ‘A’ team will face South Africa and Zimbabwe both in ODI and four day matches.”The chief selector also indicated  Mashrafe about the possibility of participating of national team players in the domestic league matches, “The National League will begin before the Australia series. All the players know the importance of match practice; although it is not mandatory for the national team players to join in NCL, they could join there for their benefit to adjust in the longer version matches.”
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Friday, 28 August 2015

BANGLADESH

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Bangladesh is a small country of south Asia. It was free from Pakistan in 1971. For the liberation many people (about 36 lacks) sacrificed their lives. It has an area of about 1 lack 47 thousand 5 hundred and 70 Square kilometer. The capital city of Bangladesh is Dhaka. Almost of our country speak the Bengali language. In 1952 we gained our mother tongue. It was a glorious acquisition for us. Although Bangladesh is a small country but a large number of people lives their (about 16 core).
 Normally Bangladesh is independence it can be tell but actually the people of Bangladesh is not free from financial problems. We are mainly Muslims but Hindus, Buddhists and Christians also live here. Bangladesh has many age old traditions. People observe different festivals on different occasions. EID-UL-FITAR, EID-UL- AZHA, Pahela Baishakh etc are the most common traditions. Naturally Bangladesh is so beautiful. Bangladesh is a River-irrigated country. The Padma, The Meghna and The Jamuna are the main big Rivers of this country. Jute, Rice, Tea, Sugarcane, fruit, Cotton etc are the main crops of the country. Without these Bangladesh has a big Mangrove forest name’s ‘Sundarban” and a longest Sea beach name’s Cox’s Bazar. The national beast of this country is Royal Bengal Tiger. The national game of Bangladesh
is Hadudu. The national bird is Doyel. The national flower is Shapla. The national fruit of the country is Jack-fruit. The shatgombuj Mosque, The Buddhist Bihar, Mahastangar etc are also visible place. By consideration whole side Bangladesh is so beautiful.  So I feel proud for my country.
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Thursday, 27 August 2015

FREEDOM FIGHTER OF BANGLADESH

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Freedom is the birthright of man, but sometimes this right is denied to a nation by foreign rulers. As a result, armed conflict takes places between and if Freedom-loving people and the occupation forces. Sometimes the war continues for years and if the people are united and determined then the Freedom Fighters win and the country achieves independence. The people of Bangladesh fought a glorious war of independence against the Pakistani occupation forces in 1971. 

In this Great War the Bangali members of the armed forces the students and the people from all walks of life took part. They fought for long nine months and defeated the well-trained Pakistani forces. Bangladesh became a free country. The people who fought against the Pakistani army and the people who took part in the war effort are called the freedom fighters. Many of the Freedom Fighters sacrificed their lives for the cause of the motherland. We owe our Freedom of these noble Freedom sacrificed their lives for the cause of the motherland. We owe our Freedom of these noble Freedom FIghters. The freedom fighters will remain immortal in the history of Bangladesh.
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