Riaz

Introduction:  The day when it rains in torrents throughout the whole day is regarded as the rainy day. The rainy day is a particular day not in a particular season because it may have no relation to the rainy season. It has some peculiarities which are quite appropriate in the truest sense of the term. Nature of Rainy Day:  The rainy day as the term indicates is full of rain. Nature on this day becomes gloomy and pale like that of a disappointed person. The so-called person out of disappointment finds no clear ways and means to remove his pangs of sorrow. Likewise, nature fails to assume a smiling appearance or to express itself in the glimpse of pleasure. It begins raining heavily since dawn or before the day breaks. The sun regarded as the god of the dogmatic people is not visible through the deep clouds. The day looks stronhold for its remaining neither dark nor darkness. Disadvantages:  The rainy day has some disadvantages. The roads, paths and walking ways in the fields beco

Diplomats from 130 nations gather in Paris from Monday to validate a grim UN assessment of the state of nature and lay the groundwork for an 11th-hour rescue plan for life on Earth. A 44-page, draft "Summary for Policy Makers" obtained by AFP catalogues the 1001 ways in which our species has plundered the planet and damaged its capacity to renew the resources upon which we depend, starting with breathable air, drinkable water and productive soil. The impact of humanity's expanding footprint and appetites has been devastating. Up to a million species face extinction, many within decades, according to the report, and three-quarters of Earth's land surface has been "severely altered". A third of ocean fish stocks are in decline, and the rest, barring a few, are harvested at the very edge of sustainability. A dramatic die-off of pollinating insects, especially bees, threatens essential crops valued at half-a-trillion dollars annually. Twenty

1. The Perfect Son.   A: I have the perfect son.  B: Does he smoke?  A: No, he doesn't.  B: Does he drink whiskey?  A: No, he doesn't.  B: Does he ever come home late?  A: No, he doesn't.  B: I guess you really do have the perfect son. How old is he?  A: He will be six months old next Wednesday. 2.  A man receives a phone call from his doctor. The doctor says, "I have some good news and some bad news." The man says, "OK, give me the good news first." The doctor says, "The good news is, you have 24 hours to live." The man replies, "Oh no! If that's the good news, then what's the bad news?" The doctor says, "The bad news is, I forgot to call you yesterday." 3.  Two factory workers are talking. The woman says, "I can make the boss give me the day off." The man replies, "And how would you do that?" The woman says, "Just wait and see." She then hangs upside-down from the ceiling. The

Rakib: How are you my friend? Rajib: Fine. What about you? Rakib: Well. How are you going on the examination? Rajib: Very well and you? Rakib: Very well by the grace of Allah. Rajib: Now what are you planing after the J.S.C exam? Rakib: I am planning to pass this time having a tour inside the country. Rajib: Ok, it's a very good idea. But why have you planned so? Rakib: It was a long cherished desire to me. Now tell me what is your plan? Rajib: But my plan is different. Rakib: What's that? Rajib: It's about learning English. Rakib: What do you mean? Rajib: I mean, I will learn spoken English as I am somewhat weak in English. Rakib: It's a very excellent idea. Rajib:Ok. What places will you visit first? Rakib: I think I will start from Bagerhat. First Shat Gambuj Mosque, Khanjahan Ali's Majar and  then Sundarban. Rajib: Ok. I hope you all the success. Rakib: Wish you best of luck. Rajib: Also you.

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