A Paragraph on The Railway Porter

If you visit a railway station, you will have seen a railway porter there. You can easily mark him in a crowd as he generally wears a red turban. He carries the luggage of the passengers. He is a very useful person at the railway station. He rises early in the morning and goes to the railway station. When a train arrives at the station, he is found moving from one compartment to another to carry the luggage of the passengers. A railway porter is a poor and helpless man. Generally he has no land and property of his own. He earns his living by carrying luggage of the passengers and by loading and unloading goods of the train. He works hard but earns less. "No work, no wages"— is the fate of a railway porter. If he gets more works, he earns more. When he earns more, he and his children can eat to their hearts' content. When he doesn't get any work, he and his family have to go without food. Sorrows and sufferings are his constant companions. He can hardly enjoy peace and happiness. We should feel pity on him.

A Paragraph on The Tiger

The tiger is a wild and ferocious animal. It has a strong body with a big mouth and sharp teeth. It has sharp claws that help it to catch its prey. Its jaws are so strong that it can easily crush a human skull like an eggshell. It lives in jungles and deep forests. In our country it is found in the Sundarbans which are the abode of the Royal Bengal Tiger. The Royal Bengal Tiger is famous for its beauty and strength. The tiger lives on flesh of the animals like deer, buffaloes and wild pigs. When it is hungry it kills an animal to satisfy its hunger. It is a nocturnal animal. It sleeps by day and goes out a hunting an hour or two before dusk. The tiger is really a dangerous animal. It kills a man when he happens to come on his way. That is why, the tiger hunters are very careful and alert when they go out on hunting in the forest.

An Paragraph on The Elephant

The elephant is the largest of all the land animals. It has a big body with two small eyes. It has four legs that are like pillars and two ears that are like two winnowing (ft) fans. It has a long trunk. It gathers his food with it and breathes through it. The Elephant lives on grass, plants and fruits. He is very fond of plantain trees and sugarcane. Elephants are found in Bangladesh, India, Burma, Sumatra, Thailand, Sri-Lanka and Africa. It is the strongest of all land animals. It is very intelligent too. When trained, they come to the service of man. In olden times the rich people used them for going from one place to another. Today they are mostly used for carrying heavy loads of stone and timber in the hill area. The elephant comes to the use of man even after its death. Its bones and tusks are used for making valuable articles. He is obedient to his driver who is called `Mahut.'

The Uses of Television in Our Day to Day Life

Television is one of the wonders of modern science. It is the latest medium of communication. It offers us opportunities of listening to and seeing the performers. It provides us with the current news and views of home and abroad. Besides news, dramas, sports, film-shows, cinemas, and many other important events are screened television. After day's work, we can enjoy them by sitting before a television set in our drawing room. It also cheers us with its musical programs. It is one of the best media of advertisements. Information about new products is flashed before millions of people in a few seconds through it. Through television political leaders can make people aware of their programs and can form their opinions. In addition to these, it telecasts special programs for special listeners like for students, farmers, children, women, housewives, laborer and so on and so forth. It's really a unique addition to the history of modern civilization and culture. If we can use it properly, it can bring infinite good for us.

Write a paragraph on Rice

Rice

Rice is the staple food in Bangladesh. Almost two-third people of the whole world live on rice. We get rice from paddy. Rice grows well in host and moist climate. It is grown mainly in Bangladesh, India, China, Pakistan, Burma, Indonesia, Japan, Canada, the USA. Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia. There are mainly four kinds of rice. They are Aus, Aman, Boro and Irri. Aus is sown in Baishakh and harvested in Sravan. Aman is sown in Asar ans Sravan and reaped in Agrahayan and Pous. Boro is sown in pous and harvested in Chaittra. Irri is grown through the year. We can prepare different types of food from rice. We eat boiled rice, which is called Bhat. Chira, muri, khai, hotchpotch, polau, biriani etc are made from rice. Different types of Pitha or cakes are also made from the powdered rice. Straw is used for making the roof. It is also used as fodder and fuel in rural areas.

Tea

Tea is a very popular drink. Tea is grown mostly in the slops of hills. Much rainfall is necessary for growing tea. It must also be ensured the rain water does not stand at the root of the tea plants. So most of the tea garden are in hilly region. In Bangladesh most of the tea gardens are in Sylhet division. Some other countries like China, Indonesia and India also grow tea.

Tea preparation is not difficult at all. At first water is boiled and tea leaves are dropped in the water. The liquid is called liquor. The liquor is then poured in a cup and then sugar and milk are added in it. Thus we get a delicious cup of tea. Tea is a refreshing drink. Most of the people drink tea to get rid of fatigue. It has also much medicinal properties. It is a very effective anti-oxidant that can save us from many diseases like cancer.  Researchers have also found that four cups of tea per day can reduce the risk of heart disease to a great extent. As a result it can reduce the risk of heart failure. 

Tea helps our economy too. Bangladesh earns a lot of foreign exchange every year by exporting tea. Tea garden and factories employ a lot of workers. Many people are also employed indirectly in the business of tea. In this way tea industry contributes in reducing unemployment problems in Bangladesh.

A paragraph on Jute

Jute is a kind of fiber. It is obtained from the jute plant. Jute is grown mainly in Bangladesh. Recently it is also grown India and Thailand. The weather and land of Bangladesh is very suitable for the cultivation of jute. For the cultivation of jute the land ploughed well. Then seeds are sown in Falgun and Chaitra. Enough rain is necessary for the cultivation of jute. Jute plants grow like straight sticks. When they grow from to fifteen feet high, they are then cut, bound in bundles and kept under water for about fifteen days. When the plants get rotten, they are taken out of water. The fibers are then separated from the stalk, washed and dried in the sun. The fibers are then made into bundles and sold on the market. Different useful things are made from jute. Some household items that are made from jute include carpet, mat, bag and rope. Nowadays paper, cloth, plastic etc. are also made from jute. Boards made from jute plants can be used as a substitute for planks. Stalk of jute plant is used as fuel and for partition.