A Paragraph on A Village Fair

A village fair is a large gathering of men, women and children on a particular occasion. People of all ages specially the children eagerly wait for this happy occasion. A village fair is usually held once a year either on the first or on the last day of the Bengali year. It is generally held on the bank of a river or a canal, in front of a Temple or a Darghah or under the shade of a big spreading banyan tree. A village fair is an exhibition of the village products. People of different professions such as potters, carpenters, blacksmiths, weavers and others bring their own hand-made products in the fair for display and sale. Various fancy goods such as toys, whistles, combs, hairpins, cosmetics, looking glasses, earthen wares, balloons, etc. are also brought for sale in the fair. In addition to these, different kinds of sweets and seasonal fruits are sold in the fair. Some special and attractive arrangements are also made in the fair to attract and amuse the people. These are magic shows, circus, puppet shows, mock fights, jatra, jarigan etc. A village fair really appears before the villagers with all opportunities for joy and merriment. It gives them much relief amidst their toilsome life.

A Paragraph on A Baishakhi Mela

A Baishakhi mela which is a regular gathering of people is held every year in the month of Baishakh. The mela holds the image of rural Bangladesh. It is one of the chief attractions of village life. Stalls of various things and articles of daily use are set up in a mela. Traditional handicrafts, bamboo flutes, potteries, wooden things are available in these stalls, funny goods, sweetmeats, dolls, toys etc. are also sold in the mela. Men, women and children come to the mela in large numbers to enjoy themselves. Women and children are found busy in buying things after their choice. Grown up people buy things of household needs and stationery goods. Cultural functions of the traditional Bangla folk-song, jaree, bhawaia, etc. are often held there. Sometimes, circus parties and magic shows become the special attractions of the mela. The mela lasts for throughout the month of Baishakh. Now the Baishakhi mela is also held in towns and cities which establishes a relationship between a village life and a city life. The mela is regarded as a great source of joy and happiness to the people.

A Paragraph on An Ideal Teacher

A teacher who absolutely devotes himself to the task of teaching his students is called an ideal teacher. An ideal teacher is a very renowned person in the society. He dispels the darkness of ignorance from the minds of his students and enkindles the light of education in them. He helps his students in learning their lessons. Through his teachings he makes them clever and brings about a desirable change in their behaviour. He teaches them to follow the path of truth and avoid the path of vice. He applies all his technique and methods to build up the character of his students. He is in fact, a friend, philosopher and guide to the students. Moreover, he is thoroughly a sincere and an honest man. This is why he is considered as one of the most important persons in the society. He is regarded as a guardian of civilization.

A Paragraph on An Ideal Student

There are many students studying in different institutions in our country. But only a few of them may be called as ideal ones. An ideal student should have such good qualities as would attract other students to follow him. He should be punctual and well disciplined. He does not waste his time and energy in anything other than his studies. He learns his lessons well, goes to school regularly and does his works properly. Besides these, an ideal student is polite and well behaved with all both inside and outside of his institution. His polite and gentle behaviour along with academic excellence makes him dear to teachers and students. Moreover, an ideal student is co-operative and helpful to his friends as well as to the members of his family. He respects his teachers, parents and superiors. An ideal student refrains himself from all sorts of evil deeds. So, it should be the endeavour of all students to be ideal ones.

A Paragraph on Air Pollution

Air is one of the most important elements in our environment. No creature can live without air. It is called the life-giving force. But this air sometimes gets polluted and becomes a threat to our life. Air is polluted in various ways. The most common agent that pollutes air is smoke. Smoke of all kinds pollutes air. Man makes fire for cooking food, burning refuse, melting pitch etc. Thus they create smoke which mixes with air and pollutes it. Railway engines, mills and factories, buses, cars, trucks, steamers, launches and automobiles use coal, petrol and diesel to make energy. When these are burnt they create smoke and air gets polluted. The most serious air pollution occurs in big industrial areas where there are many big mills and factories. Again air pollution happens in big cities where many buses, trucks and cars ply along the streets every day. With a view to ensuring a healthier and happier life for all, we must keep air free from pollution. By abstaining from making smoke or at least minimizing its creation we can control air pollution to some extent. Above all, it is our strong civic sense that can act as the vanguard against air pollution.

A Paragraph on Water Pollution

Water is an important element in our environment. No creature can live without it. It isessential for life. But polluted water is harmful to it. Water is polluted in many ways. Our farmers use chemical fertilizers in their fields to grow get better crops. They use insecticides to kill the harmful insects that damage their crops. These are sometimes washed away into the rivers, canals and ponds and get mixed with water and pollute it. Sometimes, mills and factories throw their waste products containing poisonous chemicals into rivers and canals and pollute water. Again, launches and steamers and even sailboats pollute water by throwing burnt oil, food waste and human waste into the rivers. Often human waste and filth from the insanitary latrines and kutchha drains run into the rivers and canals and ponds and thus pollute water. Polluted water causes various kinds of diseases and sometimes causes death. So, we must prevent the pollution of water in order to live a healthier and happier life.

A Paragraph on A Day-Labourer

A day-labourer is a very common person in our society. Generally he has no land and property of his own. He exchanges his manual labour on the basis of daily payment. He works in different fields according to his strength and ability. He rises early in the morning and goes out in search of work. He works hard from dawn to dusk for his employer and gets his wages at the end of the day. He is absolutely dependent on his daily work. "No work, no wages"— such is the fate of a day-labourer. If he gets more work, 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. Really the life of a day-labourer is a painful one in our country. He works hard all day long but he can hardly make his both ends meet. Sorrows and sufferings are his constant companions. He can hardly enjoy peace and happiness. His misery knows no bounds when he gets ill. It is true that the rich and privileged class of the society do not evaluate his services properly. It is our duty to recognize his services and do something for him so that he may live a decent life with dignity.