Bengali New Year

The celebration of Bengali New Year is also known as” Nababarsha” and “Pohela Baishakh”. The word “Naba” means “New” and the word “Barsha” means “Year”. Thus, “Nababarsha” means “New Year” in Bengali language. It is a part and parcel of culture. It is the first day of Bengali New Year, in the Bengali Calendar. Our people observe this day with great festivities. The Baishakhi Mela which is celebrated is perhaps the largest festival of Bengali culture. People from all walks of life join this festival in joyous mood. Urban people try to keep a while away from their blind mimicry of western culture and tend to be a Bengali at least this day. In the  village people pass the day meeting one another, giving and receiving invitations, enjoying music etc. by local performers and doing many other festive deeds. Business men open new books of account this very day which is known as Halkhata. Thus Bengali New Year comes with great festivity.

Q: Write a letter to your father informing him about your preparation for your upcoming MT Examination.

10/ Khan Residency,
Banasree, Rampura
Dhaka-1219

6th February, 2018

My dear Father,

I received your letter and money yesterday. I am happy to know that you are all well. In the letter, you wanted to know about my preparation for my upcoming M.T. Examination.

You will be glad to know that my preparation for the examination is better than before. You know that I am weak in English and Math. But now, I have overcome this problem because I have joined in a coaching center for better preparation. Moreover, I have already completed all the syllabus of all subjects.

So, I can assure you that I’ll cut a better figure in the upcoming examination.

Don’t worry for me, father. I have no problem here living in the hostel. With regards to you and mother.

Yours affectionately
Joyee

Q: Write a letter to your friend thanking him/her for her/his gift in your birthday party.

                                                                            10/ Khan Residency,

Banasree, Rampura
Dhaka-1219

6th February, 2018

My Dear Samia,

Thank you for accepting my invitation and attending in my birthday party last night. I hope that you enjoyed the party and had a good time with my friends and family members.

I am writing this letter to thank you for the beautiful gift you gave me.  I have become very delighted by getting the book of my favorite writer. You know I already wanted to buy this book. I had had a lot of gifts on that day. But your gift is the loveliest one. I think that your gift is not just a gift; rather it is a symbol of your love for me.

I thank you once again for the nice present on my birthday. Please convey my best regards to your parents.

Your Loving Friend

Joya

When life is stuck

Life is very strange and it is really very hard to understand. People are peculiar around us and harder to recognize them. When tough time comes it never comes giving us any precaution. Some people feel enjoyment seeing others' distress. At that time those who help us and stay beside us are the best friends and well wishers.  We should always remember them. Life is never stuck; nobody can hold the wheel of life and the progress of it. We should have patience at that moment. To overcome the situation is the duty of the brave person. We should not be frightened by falling in trouble. Rather we should find the way to get out of it.  Fear can't help us rather it tries to fell us in the toughest situation. We should keep faith in ourselves and think that maybe the better moment is waiting for us. Hard time and good time are both opposite of each other. Hard time never stays long though it apparently seems to be so to us. So we should have patience and be smiling and cheerful at every moment of our lives in spite of being in hard time. We should go ahead smoothly discarding and avoiding the bad thoughts grown in us.