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A Rainy Day
A rainy day is the day when it rains all day long. We call it a rainy day. On such
a day, the sky remains cloudy. The sun is not seen at all. The day looks dull and
gloomy. Sometimes, it rains heavily and sometimes it drizzles. Often thunder is
heard in the sky. Birds are hardly seen to fly. They keep standing on the branches
of trees in the midst of leaves. Cattle keep standing in their sheds. People have
to remain indoors. The roads become almost muddy and desolate. One cannot move from
one place to another easily. One does not generally come out unless compelled.
Rainwater comes into the huts of the poor. They suffer much. They cannot go out to
earn their daily bread and remain starved. A rainy day is a gala day for rich
people. They stay at home and eat different kinds of delicious dishes. It is a
great joy to the students. Because classes are not held on that day. They feel
elated with the chance to play and gossip on a rainy day. Some people then spend
time in gossiping, playing at cards, singing or hearing songs. A rainy day is very
enjoyable for the children. They get very excited and play in the field on such a
day. A rainy day bears a great appeal and attraction for the poets. They get
thrilled at incessant rain. They enjoy it greatly. It gives rise to such an
excitement and pleasure among them that they get absorbed in an imaginary world and
compose poems. A rainy day is most pleasant to me. When it rains heavily. I enjoy
it greatly. On a rainy day, I sit beside the window of my room and enjoy the
harmonious sound of rain. Sometimes, I get absorbed in imagination. After all, a
rainy day gives us both joy and sorrow. It comes to different classes of people in
different ways.

Water Pollution
Water pollution is a major health hazard. Water pollution means contamination of
surface and drinking water to the extent that they are harmful to use. Pure water
is essential for health. We cannot live a single day without water. It is the main
element of our body. So, water is known as life. Water is polluted in a variety of
ways. Chemical fertilizers and insecticides are used in the fields by the farmers.
Rain and floods wash away some of these chemicals and mix them with the water of
rivers, canáls and ponds. Besides these, mills and factories throw their waste into
rivers and canals and pollute water. Oil, food and human waste from boats, launches
and steamers get mixed with the water of rivers and canals. Unsanitary latrines
built on the banks of rivers and canals also contribute to water pollution.
Villagers throw dead bodies of animals in river and wash utensils and clothes in
pond and pollutes the water. A number of drains run into the rivers and canals.
These drains carry human waste and filth and let them fall into water. Polluted
water is in no way safe. The water filled with filth, dust and germs is in every
way harmful to human life. People get attacked with various waterborne diseases
after drinking polluted water such as cholera, dysentry, diarrhoea and even cancer.
To live a healthy life, we should take all out measures to minimize water
pollution. The first and foremost measure to minimize water pollution is proper
management of waste. Water can be purified by boiling it for twenty minutes.
Purification tablets can be used for this purpose. General people should be made
aware of the bad effects of polluted water. The government should not allow mills
and factories to discharge chemical waste in water indiscriminately. We should
always remember that pure water is essential for your life. Through proper
management of waste, we can get rid of water pollution.

Our national flag

Every free nation has a flag of its own. It is the symbol of independence and
sovereignty of a free country. Bangladesh achieved it's independence through 9
months long liberation war in 1971. As Bangladesh is a free country so she has got
a flag of her own. Her people feel proud of her flag because it means that we are
the citzens of a a free and sovereign country. It reminds us of the valiant
struggle of our freedom fighters to set the country free. The designer of our
national flag is Kamrul Hasan. Its shape is rectangular having a proportion of
10:6. It is of different sizes according to its use. There is a circle a bit side
of the middle. There are two colours. They are green and red. The green represents
the green fields of Bangladesh and is the symbol of the youth. The red is the
rising sun and the symbol of the sacrifices of the freedom fighters who gav their
lives to liberate the country. The flag is hoisted everyday on top of our important
government buildings and educational institutions. It is hoisted everywhere on the
occasions of the independence day and the victory day. The national flag is kept
half mast on the occasions of national mourning days. . We salute the national flag
and remember the supreme sacrifice of our freedom fighters. It is the duty of
every person to love and respect his country and its national flag. A nation that
undermines the dignity of its national flag, undermines the value of its national
independence and sovereignty. I feel very proud of my national flag because
whenever and wherever I see national flag it reminds me that I am a citizen of a
free country. I can uphold its honour by doing our national duties properly.

My childhood memories
Man is fond of turning back from the present to the past again and again.
Nothing is more pleasant to him than memories of his childhood. A man can not
remember everything that happened in his childhood. But certain
events are stored in the sub-conscious, mind. They sometime peep
through minds eye. My playground was at the bank of a river. In all the seasons
this river had great attraction for me. Whenever I was not at home, I could be
found on its bank. There would be other children also with me. We used to row on
the river, jump into it and swim in it. I was very fond of stealing mangoes,
liches, black berries and other fruits
in the company of friends in summer. There was a bush near our house. Hundreds of
birds made their nests in that bush. Sometimes I went there with other children.
During holidays when my mother went to sleep at noon, we went to play. There I
together with other children gathered pebbles. The next worth mentioning
experience was my first day at school. When I entered the school with my parents,
the children were enjoying themselves here and there. My heart began to beat fast
when I was taken to the Headmaster but his smiling face and gentle words put me at
ease. I was admitted into class I. The warmth with which my classmates received me
dispelled all my fears. My father got transferred in a town school and he moved to
the town immediately with all the members of the family. I was admitted into my
father's school. I felt that my school-fellows did not love me. They had no
bothering feeling for one another as we had in the village. There was no freedom,
no joy as we had in the village. However I gradually adjusted myself to town life.
I have now new friends and companions. But my heart aches for the happy childhood
days. Childhood is free from worries and has infinite capacity for enjoyment.

A School Magazine
A school magazine is a periodical published by a school. It is usually published
every year. A school magazine contains the writing of the students of the school.
There are short-stories, poems. jokes, cartoons, essays, etc. The writings of the
ex-students and teachers also find place
in a school magazine. In order to publish the school magazine, Magazine Committee
is formed. The Headmaster remains the Chief Patron. Three senior teachers are
nomninated by the Headmaster as advisors. A student of the senior most class is
made the Editor. He is assisted by
Asstt. editors and other selected members. The committee works according to the
advice and guidance of the advisors. The committee collects articles from the
students and makes primary selection. There is a magazine fund in every school. The
students als0 collect fund by selling space in the magazine for advertisemernt. Any
printed article in the school magazine serves asa source of inspiration for us. The
school magazine bears a great academic value. It plays an important role in the
lives of student. It develops their power of thinking and develops their latent
talent. It helps students to explore their literary genius. The students who
contribute to the magazine get encouraged to go on with their writing. Thus, their
literary talents get roused and fourished. Consequently, in course of time, they
become great poets, novelists, dramatists, film-makers, etc. The readers enjoy the
contents of the magazine and thus they become acquainted with various of thoughts
and -feelings or experiences of the writers. So the teachers and the authority
concerned should patronize a school magazine in every school.

Pahela Boishakh
Pahela Boishakh is the first day of Bangla New Year. It is one of the most
important festival of Bangalee culture. The day is a public holiday. The day bears
a great significance for our national life. It is deeply
connected to our national unity and identity. We celebrate the day with traditional
festivities. The Boishakhi Mela which is held on this day, is perhaps the largest
festival of Bangalee culture. People from all walks of life join this festival in a
joyous mnood. Urban people try to keep a while
away from their blind mimicry of western culture and tend to be a Bangalee at least
on this day. In villages, people pass the day meeting one another, giving and
receiving invitation. Fairs are also arraged in villages. In a word, the day is
celebrated traditionally. People waking up early in the morning take Panta and
ilish. Then they take a bath and wear their traditional clothes. Women wear red-
bordered saris and adorn themselves with colourtul banngles and flowers. Men wear
pajamas and panjabi. We also eat our traditional food, panta llish on this day.
Ramna Batamul is the central point of the celebration, where Chayanat begins their
program with the Tagore song "Esho-he-Boishakh, Esho Esho. Dhaka University brings
out a mass procession named Mangal Shobhajatra at the dawn of the day. Moreover,
almost all of the cultural organizations observe the day across the country. Radio,
TV arrange special programms on this day. National dailies also bring out special
supplements. The celebration spots assume colourful appearance. The places overflow
with merriment. Different kinds of traditional things of our country are sold at
these places. We unitedly enjoy this day all day long. So, on this day, we should
bear our traditional cultures only and we should give up bad things.

Early Rising
Early rising is one of the few habits that lead a person to success , prosperity
and happiness. Early rising us the habit of getting up from the bed in the morning.
There goes an poverb "Early to bed and early to rise, / Makes a person healthy,
wealthy and wise. It is a common practice in all hemispheres since time immemorial.
This habit undoubtedly benefits us in a number of ways. As an early riser goes to
bed early also ,he enjoys a sound and sufficient sleep. Sound sleep can be called a
panacea which offers a good physique ,strength ,longevity and creative mind. With a
relaxed body and refreshed mind he wakes up and can start a day with confidence and
positive approach. Next, it helps a person manage his time well must be done before
school time or office time attentively and skilfully .In the early morning,
students can concentrate on Studies and memorise their lessons more quickly and
effectively. Again, he can enjoy the panoramic views of the sky before and at the
sunrise, gentle breeze , birds' twittering , buds and flowers etc to sooth
eyes ,ears and heart. T'hey are great tonics for reducing stress - one of the major
causes of illness, deaths and unhappiness. Rising early provides us with the best
time and environment for taking morning walk or physical exercise. Better immune
system and losing weight ,obesity, cholesterol ,sugar are ensured by regular
physical exercise. Busy parents can spend some extra time with their children and
family members. Thus the family enjoys a healthy relationship among the family
members. On the contrary a late riser becomes deprived of the blessings of early
morning and cannot enjoy a healthy and prosperous life. Again , the lives and
histories of the great saints , preachers, scholars , businessmen , actors and
actress say that they are or were early risers. They ardently believe that " The
opportunity that God sends does not wake up him who is
asleep." So, we should follow their footstep to become successful in the world and
the hereafter.