Why he has done it is a mystery.

Why you have done this? =  Why have you done this?

Witch= Wizard

Without Studying well you cannot be successful - If you do not study well, you will not get good marks in the exam.

Work hard or you can not prosper in life (Make it complex). 

= Unless you work hard, you cannot prosper in life.

Would that I could go there.

Would you mind closing the door

Kawran Bazar, Dhaka 
2nd March, 2024
The Editor
The Prothom Alo
Kawran Bazar, Dhaka 

Subject: Concern about the outbreak of Dengue fever in the city.

Respected Sir,

Through the esteemed column of your newspaper, I wish to bring to the fore Concern about the outbreak of Dengue fever in the city.Dengue Malaria is caused by mosquitoes which breed in dirty and stagnant water especially in overhead tanks, open water ditches and water cooler. Drains and pools are also the major breeding grounds for mosquitoes.
I suggest that a campaign must be launched from your end to eradicate this menace. A newspaper advertisement to make people aware, as well as help in fighting the epidemic will be appreciated. People should be made aware that all stagnant water should have a little oil poured into it to reduce surface tension, keep windows closed, use of mosquito repellent, etc. The corporation should also spray insecticide, around the city preferably in the evening and arrange for cleanliness patrol in the city. I hope that my humble suggestion will give a careful thought for the benefit of the city so that Dengue malaria can be dealt with.

Thanking you,
Yours faithfully,
Samiya

Computer
A computer is one of the best man-made creations that has been developed to help people in various sectors. It has become such an important part of our lives that we find computers everywhere we go. Starting from our school life till our old age, we have many uses for computers. We have become so much dependent on computers that we are using computers for almost everything we do. It is a device that can store an enormous amount of data in it. We are so much dependent on computers that we do not want to put any pressure on ourselves. We blindly store all our data in a computer with a safety passcode. A computer takes up the responsibility and processes the output in no time, hence making our life easier. It collects the data, processes it and then provides the final result to us within a very short time. People in this day and age have become so reliant on computers that they cannot imagine life without them. Computers are significant because of their widespread use, productivity, and openness. Computers are the most needed innovation due to their incredible benefits. Computers are used in every field, like the education sector, hospitals, hotels, etc. If you go for a CT Scan, X-ray, or ECG, you will need a computer to check your body. In case you want to submit a project, you will need a computer. It has become a part of our lifestyle.

The computer is a remarkable piece of science that man has created to help humanity. Computers are in charge of today's reality, and they have unquestionably altered people's lifestyles and the condition of developing countries.

it is one of the great speeches all over the world. his bold speech helped us to get freedom. so beyond all, it is very important in our national and international life.

Education is the most crucial part of children's life because education shapes their lives. Thanks to technology, education has been improving day by day. Students can reach online classes, which is available for every time. Although traditional classes and online classes look similar at first glance, they differ from each other in terms of their availability and flexibility.

First of all, online classes are flexibly scheduled. Therefore, students can access their classes whenever they want because videos have already been recorded. Moreover, students do not have to go any certain place to study. If they have access to the Internet, they can study anywhere. They even do not have to access the Internet, if they download their lectures. So, students can watch their lessons in the subway, for instance. However, they cannot reach their teachers when they have a question mark in their mind. Also, some students open their lecture in a tab but they do not listen or watch it. They just want not to count as absent but teacher can easily notice these students from exam results.

Traditional classes are widely spread and it is believed that the traditional classes are more beneficial because of its discipline. Who can imagine a class without discipline? Discipline is a good way to manage the students. Furthermore, the schedule is stricter in traditional classes compared to online classes. Students must attend the class at a certain time. If they do not attend the class many times, they are kicked from their classes and then they cannot attend not only lectures but also exams. Also, students can interact with their teachers face-to-face, so they can ask their questions immediately. Communication between the teacher and the student influence the quality of education in a good way.

Bangladesh, formerly known as East Bengal and East Pakistan, has a historical legacy as a region once part of ancient India. Cultural and trade ties between China and ancient India date back roughly 2,000 years. The historical evidence confirms that Chinese merchants had affluent commercial links with ancient India. P. R. China has maintained bilateral relations with India and Pakistan since its foundation; however, its interactions with each nation remain diverse. Thus, Bangladesh, having been part of both ancient India and Pakistan, shares a long history of collaboration and cooperation with China.  Although Bangladesh–China official diplomatic relations started in 1976, Beijing provided a US$4 million donation to Bangladesh after the floods in 1974 (Chowdhury, 2009). Vice Premier Li Xiannian was the first top Chinese leader to visit Dhaka in March 1978. During the visit, an agreement was signed between the two sides for cooperation in the fields of economy, science, and technology (Datta, 2021). The degree of collaboration between Bangladesh and China since then has constantly been risen. Bangladesh has undertaken various initiatives to uphold and develop the ties during the military regimes. Defense aid from China was central to bilateral ties throughout this period; for instance, in 1975–1980, Bangladesh imported 78% of its arms from China. Bangladesh kicked off its democratic restoration journey in 1991 after 15 years of military rule. During the years 1991 to 2008, Bangladesh and China began solidifying themselves as reliable partners. Bangladesh’s “Look East”6 policy and support for “One China principle”7 converted this relationship into a trustworthy collaboration. Bangladesh celebrated 25 years of diplomatic relations with China by the release of a postal stamp in 2000. The “Bangladesh–China Friendship Year” was observed in 2005. China assisted Bangladesh to get membership in the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) Regional Forum, and reciprocally, Bangladesh invited China to participate as an observer in SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation). However, until the first decade of the 21st century, the relationship between Bangladesh and China was comprised of minor and insignificant trade transactions. The 2010s witnessed unique politico-economic relations by engaging in massive economic and infrastructural deals under BRI, military purchases, FDI (foreign direct investment), and duty-free trade. The relationship eventually developed into a strategic partnership. Bangladesh imported 82% of its arms on credit and soft loans from China from 2009 to 2014. Bangladesh defense forces use Chinese fighter planes, armor, missiles, and Ming-class submarines. Dhaka placed an order for 23 Hongdu K-8W training jets under a deal worth over $200 million on June 20, 2018. Seven of them were already received by Bangladesh in 2020. Chinese and Bangladeshi armed forces have mutual access to training facilities in one another’s military schools, and the defense forces of Bangladesh demonstrate more preference for Chinese weaponry than other countries (Shikha, 2014; Mushtaq, 2018; Bhattacharjee, 2018; Ramachandran, 2019).  Economic cooperation has reached a record level since Bangladesh officially declared its support for the BRI. Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Bangladesh in 2016 marked the beginning of a new era in Sino-Bangladesh relations. This landmark visit netted 27 deals worth US$24 billion dollars. Subsequently, China has supported nearly all large-scale infrastructure developments in Dhaka. The primary focus of Chinese investment in Bangladesh has been developing and enhancing crucial infrastructure such as airports, highways, bridges, railroads, and power plants. Beijing has funded $1 billion in digital connectivity and $3.7 billion in the Padma Bridge rail project and built eight friendship bridges in Bangladesh (Bhattacharjee, 2018; Ramachandran, 2019). During Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s official visit to China in 2019, nine bilateral agreements were signed, covering various areas such as aid for the Rohingyas, economic and technical cooperation, investment, power, culture, and tourism. China declared duty-free status for 97% of Bangladeshi imports in 2020, and a total of 8,256 Bangladeshi export items are now duty-free under the Asia-Pacific Trade Agreement (APTA). China currently holds the top position as Bangladesh’s largest trading partner, FDI contributor, importer, and provider of military weapons (Anwar, 2022; Devonshire-Ellis, 2020).

                                                                     Dhaka Metro Rail

Dhaka Metrorail is a fast public transportation system in Bangladesh. It was planned in 2013 to solve traffic issues in the crowded Dhaka city. The organization in charge is Dhaka Mass Transit Company Limited. Originally, there were plans for 3 metro rail lines, but in 2016, it was increased to 5. The first line, MRT Line 6, from Uttara to Motijheel, is 21.26 km long and was chosen for the initial construction. Construction began on June 26, 2016.

JICA and DMTCL aim to build 6 metro lines totaling 128 km by 2030, with 51 elevated stations and 53 underground stations. Together, these lines can carry 4.7 million passengers daily.

The Dhaka Metrorail partially started operating on December 28, 2022, with the Diabari to Agargaon section of MRT Line 6. The Bangladesh Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, inaugurated it and took the first official journey.

It opened to the public on December 29, 2022, initially stopping at Uttara North (Diabari) and Agargaon stations. Pallabi station opened on January 25, 2023. All stations from Uttara to Agargaon were fully operational by the end of March.

Bangladesh garments industry has created a breakthrough regarding women's employment in the industrial sector. A supply of cheap and readily available female labor has contributed to the rapid expansion of the ready-made-garments (RMG) Sector in Bangladesh. The hard labor of the millions of female workers has also contributed in making the garments as the highest export earner of the country. However, the work environment of the garment industries is not safe, congenial and healthy for the workers, especially for the female workers. Some of the problems of women workers are related to the human environment of the workplace. This paper focuses on the environment of the workers in the garment sector of Bangladesh and identifies its challenges from a gender perspective.

International Mother Language Day

International Mother Language Day is celebrated every year on February 21. It honors linguistic and cultural diversity worldwide. UNESCO proclaimed this day in 1999. The day commemorates the events of 1952 in Dhaka, Bangladesh. In 1952, students were martyred for advocating the recognition of their mother language, Bangla. The day highlights the importance of preserving native languages. These languages are crucial for cultural identity and heritage. Events like cultural programs, language festivals, and educational activities are held globally. Schools conduct special classes and activities to raise awareness among students. The day promotes unity and understanding among different linguistic communities.