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Newspaper

Introduction: A newspaper is a paper that gives us news of all that happens home and abroad. It gives us news of day to day happenings of the different parts of the world. It is one of the blessings of the modern civilization. We cannot think of modern life without the newspaper. Man is curious by nature. He wants to know about various events of the world. The newspaper is the best medium to satisfy this curiosity.

Its history: The first newspaper was published in China. Venice of Italy was the first place where the first newspaper saw the light of the day in Europe. During the reign of Elizabeth it was published in England. The “Indian Gazette” published in 1774 was the first newspaper in the sub-continent. “The Samachar Darpan” brought out by the Missionaries of Sree Rampur was the first Bengali newspaper.

Its kinds: There are various kinds of newspapers in the world. They are dailies, weeklies, monthlies, fortnightlies, and so on. The daily newspaper carries the various kinds of news and views of the daily affairs of the respective country along with the whole world. So the daily newspaper is popular with all sections of people. Other kinds of newspapers are known as periodicals and magazines. The contain articles, stories, literatures, poems and some other items.

Newspapers in Bangaldesh: In Bangladesh the Nayadiganta, the Ittefaq, the Amardesh, the Inquilab etc are the important Bengali dailies. The Bangladesh Time and the Bangladesh Observer are prominent English dailies. The Robber, the Bitchitra, the Bartaman Dianka, the Chaya Chhanda etc are the names of weekly magazines. The Chitta Bangla and the Ananda Bichitra are fortnightly and monthly magazine respectively.

Usefulness: Newspaper is very useful to all sections of people. It tells us what is happening at home and abroad. It is said that, Newspapers is a store house of knowledge and information. All sections of people such as Students, Lawyers, Politicians, Traders, and Sportsman etc are always in need of newspapers. They find in the newspaper some items of information that are very useful to them. It familiarizes the students with the world outside. Merchants read the newspaper to know the condition of the market, Lovers of sports go through them to get the sports news, and Politicians come to know the political news of the world. The employment seekers get useful information in it. It is for all these reasons newspapers are a great concern to all. Newspaper is also the best medium of advertisement. Business men bring their products and goods to the notice of a wide circle of people through it. People also express their opinions through newspapers. It is the means of communications between the government and the people.

Draw backs: Newspapers have a great responsibility. Their duty is to lead the people and nation in right way. Hence they should furnish correct news and impartial views. But this is often ignored. As the newspapers are owned by different political parties, they provide news and express views in their own way. Really speaking, newspapers sometimes suppress the truth and spread lies. Hence newspaper is not always an unmixed blessing. Napoleon said, "Four hostile newspapers are more to be feared than a thousand bayonets".

Conclusion: In spite of its draw-backs newspaper is the most useful thing in modern life. We cannot think of a day without it. To read newspaper is a good habit. The more we read newspaper, the more we can acquire knowledge. If we do not read it, we shall be like the frogs in a dark well. It is a looking glass of the modern world. So, all of us should read it regularly.

Discipline

Introduction: Discipline is a principle of obedience and the spirit of maintaining order. In other words, the rules which regulate human activities and conduct are called discipline. It makes a man obey the rules and mould his life according to the prevailing law and order.

Value of Discipline: The value of discipline is obvious is every walk of life. It regulates human conduct and prevents him from doing whatever he likes. It strengthens law and order in society. In order to keep peace and tranquility in the society discipline is must. It is the basis of all other virtue. For want of discipline a home cannot be a real home, a society cannot be a peaceful society, and a nation cannot be a strong and progressive one.

Discipline in Nature: Nature shows the shining example of the necessity of discipline. The sun, the moon, the stars, and the planets of the universe follow discipline strictly. Any breach of discipline here will bring about the total annihilation of the universe.

Necessity of discipline in different fields of life: Discipline is very important in every sphere of life. An army without discipline is a rabble. A society bereft of discipline is likely to plunge into chaos and anarchy. If the players in the playground do not obey the rules of the game and the order of the captain they are sure to lose the game. By observing discipline strictly the players can reach the higher of their glory. Discipline is absolutely necessary in strictly the players can reach the height of their glory. Discipline is absolutely necessary in schools, colleges, and other educational institutions. No educational institutions can run and do well without discipline. Similarly, the students cannot learn anything good if they do not obey the rules of their institutions. Educational institutions are the best places to infuse the idea of discipline into the minds of students. A family without discipline is sure to suffer chaos and unhappiness. In different walks of our life we also find the necessity of discipline. For example, when we go to a market or to shop to by things or to a railway station to buy tickets, we often see large crowds. In such a situation, if everyone tries to get his thing first, there will surely be chaos and no one will get what he wants. If, on the other hand, they form a queue each of them will get his things without trouble.

Conclusion: Discipline is the root of all other virtues in our life. It is the secret of success. Life without it is like a ship without a rudder. Without it our life will be at hazards. Life which is not consistent with discipline is sure to ruin. So, all of us should be the staunch performer of discipline from the very beginning of life.

Physical Exercise

Introduction: Physical exercise means the movement of our limbs according to some rules. It is good for health. It gives us health and energy. It is necessary for the preservation of health. We cannot enjoy sound health without it. Physical exercise makes a man active and strong. It keeps him free from various fatal diseases.

Various kinds of exercise: There are various kinds of physical exercise. Walking, riding, swimming, rowing and different types of games are good forms of exercise. All of them are not suitable for everybody. There are some forms of physical exercise like badminton, cricket, hockey, football, tennis are quite good. For the female table tennis and badminton are quite nice exercises. Other hand, walking which is a very common and easy exercise is good for the weak and the old.

Proper time of exercise: Physical exercise should not be taken all the time. It must be taken in the open air. So morning and evening are the best time for taking physical exercise. Closed room is not proper place for taking exercise. We should take physical exercise regularly. But remember, no exercise should be taken immediate after taking meal or in empty stomach. Do not take over exercise. It may tell up the health.

Importance: Physical exercise develops all parts of our body. It keeps us sound. It helps us to be cheerful and active. It also helps us digest food and keeps the body free from various diseases. Our life is full of struggles and activities. One can tackle them simply if one has physical fitness and mental alertness. Physical exercise is essential to make our body physically fit. A person can have a sound mind only when he has a sound body. So, in order to have a sound mind in a sound body physical exercise is of greatest significant for all. Exercise takes our mind away from the drudgery of work and fills it with joy. It increases our vitality. . Physical exercise also gives us fresh energy refreshes our mind and helps us to return to work with improved strength. So we should take physical exercise every day.

Conclusion: Health is the root of all happiness. Physical exercise keeps us healthy. Many people do not take physical exercise regularly. Then soon lose their health. They fall victims to many diseases. So the necessity of taking exercise should not be ignored. Physical exercise prolongs our life and strengthens our mind. If we want to keep our mind and body fresh, we should take regular physical exercise.

My Daily Life

Introduction: It is the duty of every one to prepare a routine of work that will help him to do everything in time. To make the proper use of our time it is absolutely necessary to have daily routine. For a student, it is all the more necessary. I am a student. I have a routine of my own. I strictly follow it.

My daily life in the morning: With the break of dawn my day begins. I do not forget to observe the proverb:

“Early to bed and early to rise,

Makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise”.

So, it is my habit to rise early in the morning. After rising from bed I usually brush my teeth, wash my hands, face and feet and then say my morning prayer. After my prayer I go to the open field to take physical exercise. After taking physical exercise, I get back home. Then I take my breakfast which mother keeps ready for me. When my breakfast is over, I go to my reading room to prepare my day’s lessons. I stay there three hours at a stretch with complete devotion to studies.

At School hours: At 10:30 a.m. I get myself ready to go to school. Usually I go to school at 11 a.m. I spend valuable five hours over there daily. I take my seat in the front bench and listen attentively to what my teachers say. Our school starts at 12:00 noon and gets over at 4:30 p.m. During the school hours I remain very busy with my studies.

Afternoon work: When the school is over, I come back home direct. After changing my school dress, washing my hands and face I take some light refreshment and merrily go to the field to play with my friends.

At night: Coming back from playground I take ablution and say evening prayer. After it I go to my reading room and study with the deep attention to prepare my lessons for the next day. At 9:30 p.m. I generally take my supper. After supper I say my Esha prayer. Before retiring to bed I listen to the Television or Radio which provides me with charming songs and music. I enjoy them until I feel drowsy. This is how I spend my time every day.

Conclusion: A well regulated daily life is a must for everybody to reach the goal of life. Without making and maintaining a regulated daily life none can expect to succeed in life. So, everybody should have a daily routine and follow it strictly.

A Journey by Boat

Introduction: A journey by boat is very pleasant as well as interesting. At the same time it is something like a thrilling adventure to man living in a city. Pent up in a noisy and crowded city like Dhaka, I naturally jumped at the suggestion of some of my friends contemplation for a journey by boat.

Time and preparation: It was the month of October, 2010. We made our journey from Dhaka Sadarghat to Munshigonj. We were six in number. We hired a large boat and made all possible preparation for this journey. The day was nice. The river was calm and quiet.

A Journey by Boat

Description of the journey: We started our journey at 12 noon. The boatman began to row the boat and the boat was moving swiftly. Gentle breeze was blowing. The small waves were beating against it. The ripples of the river made a sweet murmuring sound. While passing through, we enjoyed the beautiful sights on both the sides of the river. At about 3 p.m. our boat touches the ghat of a village market. We got down from the boat and bought a large ‘Hilsha fish’. The boatman cooked it and we had a nice meal. After resting for a while we started our journey again. Then the evening came with all its beauties and glories. The last rays of the setting sun reflected on the calm water that enhanced the beauty or the river more affluently. We got on the roof of the boat and enjoyed the grand sight of the nature. The crimson rays of the setting sun added to the beauty of the green fields charmed us. After seven hours journey we reached Munshigonj ghat at about 6 p.m. Some of our friends were waiting for us at the ghat. They accorded us a hearty reception.

The return journey: We spent a happy time with them. After a lapse of about two hours we again got into the boat and started our journey. Our return journey was equally pleasant. The boat was passing very gently. It was a moon-lit night. All my friends came out of the boat and sat on the roof. The moon’s beam flooded the whole river and filled it with uncommon beauty. Out of joy one of my friends began singing a sweet song. I thought I was in a dream land where only joy and beauty reign. The boatman also began to sing:-

“Row, row, row, the boat, gently down the stream,

Merrily, merrily, merrily, Life is but a dream”.

When the night advanced, we entered into the cabin and lie down and fell asleep. The next morning when we woke up it was just daylight. Our boat reached the Sadarghat. We got down from the boat. Thus, our journey by boat to a happy end.

Conclusion: The journey by boat is really a pleasant one. It provides us a lot thrill and pleasure that cannot be described but to be felt only. Such a pleasure of a journey which we undertook will never efface from memory. Really this journey by boat will supply us serene delight for all time to come.

A journey by Train

Introduction: In modern days man remains preoccupied with his daily activities and worldly affairs. He has no time to enjoy the beauty of nature and refresh himself. But the journey by train may serve him well if he wants to escape the monotonous urban life and pass the time in the midst of natural beauty.

Time and occasion: My annual examination got over. I had recess for some days. During this time of the year the weather is good enough to make a journey. Incidentally I, with some of my friends took a sudden decision to go my sister’s house in Chittagong by train. Accordingly, on the appointed day we reached Kamalapur railway station by taxi before sunrise. We bought our tickets and got into the train. The guard blew the whistle, waved his green flag and the train began to move.

Description of the journey: The train began running at a full speed. I am fond of scenic beauty from the very beginning of my life. I, keeping myself aloof, sat beside a window and looked outside through it. The sun was rising with all its splendid beauty. Dew drops on the soft grass of meadows were glittering like pearls. I enjoyed these scenes and sights with a joyful mind. By this time the train was moving through rural areas. I gazed and gazed at the house, trees, meadows with golden crops and other panoramic view with a cheerful mind. Things came to my vision and disappeared in the twinkle of an eye.

My mind was full of joy. I looked and looked through the window. Everything seemed running swiftly to opposite direction. The train ran at full speed. Now and then it crossed a bridge over a river with a chattering noise. As it was an express train, it touched only at a few big stations. At about noon when the train entered the Chittagong district I felt great joy seeing the hills on either side of the line as I had not seen a hill before. After eight hours journey at last our train reached Chittagong railway station at about 1 p.m. We got down from the train and went to my sister’s house by taxi. Our return journey was equally pleasant one.

Conclusion: The pleasant and enjoyable journey lasted for a few hours. Despite that the journey left a permanent impression in my mind. I never forget the sweet memory of this journey. The scene of the memorable journey peeps into my mind in the moment of solitude when I become tired of the mechanical urban life.

My aim in life

Introduction: The target of a ship is to reach the port, the aim of a book is to join the river and the goal of a river is to meet the sea. Similarly, every man should have a definite aim that determines his future career and helps him reaching the goal of life. It is the driving force in a man akin to aim in life. It is a great virtue and everybody should have it. If a man does not have any definite aim he cannot succeed in life.

Differences of taste and ambition:  Different persons have different aims in life. Somebody craves for honour, and high dignity in the society, somebody desires the power and somebody wants wealth. Again, somebody wants to be a doctor and so on. This choice of profession depends on one’s taste, aptitude and intensity of desire.

Choice of my profession: From my childhood I had a great regard for teaching profession. As such I had always cherished an intense desire in my mind for becoming a teacher. My father who is a school teacher has inspired me to take this teaching profession. He has often said that a teacher can give real service to his country through teaching. I have also got inspiration from my school teachers. Their inspirations have left an effect on me and I have come to believe that nothing can be nobler than to build up the character of the future generation. Another reason behind my choice is that profession of a teacher is noble and his life is a dedicated one. Moreover, 60% of our people have no light of education. And as such, they are suffering for ignorance. So, I want to give them the light of education and make them good citizens of the country. For all these reasons, I have decided to be a teacher. It reminds me of a Chinese proverb:

“If you plan for a year, sow a seed,

If you plan for a decade, plant a plant,

If you plan for a century, teach the people”.

How to fulfill my aim:

A) Preparation: To be a good teacher I wish to prepare myself first. I am now an S.S.C Examinee of Ram Kanai high academy. After passing the secondary school certificate (S.S.C) and H.S.C Examinations with credit I shall get myself admitted into a renowned University for Honours and Masters Degree. After having done Masters I shall finish the B.Ed and M.Ed. course to qualify myself as a good teacher.I shall also complete some training courses on teaching profession.

B) How I will serve the Country: When I have finished my course of studies, I like to join the High School located in my own village, where, I will render my best services to the society and the nation at large in teaching I shall vest my all out efforts to enkindle the light of learning in the minds of people.From my childhood I saw most of our villagers are not educated and they face various problems. I like to remove their present condition. I must help them teaching their children.

Conclusion: A man's real success in life greatly depends on his proper choice of career. My long cherished aim in life is to bring a desirable change in human behavior through education. I shall be happy and consider my work amply rewarded, if I can give them proper education and knowledge and make them good citizens of the country.

A Village Fair

Introduction: A village fair is a large gathering of men, women and children on a particular occasion. It is a hilarious annual meeting place of the village people. It is like a mirror that reflects the emblem of rural life. It brings a chance in the monotonous life of the villagers. People of all ages specially the children eagerly wait for this happy occasion.

Place and Occasion: A village fair is usually held once or twice a year either on the first or the last day of Bengali year. It is also held on the occasion of some religious or national festival. It is generally held in the central part of the village or on the bank of a river or in front of a Temple or a Dargah or under the spreading big banyan tree.

Things are bought and sold: A village fair is an exhibition of the village products. The people of different professions in the village such as a patterns, carpenters, blacksmiths, weavers etc. bring their own hand made articles for sell and display. There is a great assemblage of fancy goods such as toys, whistles, combs, hair pins, cheap ornaments, cosmetics, looking glasses, earthen wares, balloons etc. in the fair. Different kinds of household goods and decorated and painted articles of bamboo, wood and cane are also brought for sale. Various kinds of sweet meats and seasonal fruits are also available here. Everybody buys things after his own choice.

Attractions: A village fair is a place of joy and pleasure for the villagers. As such some special and attractive arrangements are made in the fair to attract and amuse the visitors. Circus, Magic show, Jatra and Jarigan are the chief attractions of them in the fair. Merry-go-rounds, puppet shows, mock fights, the lotteries etc. are some other special attractions of the fair.

Demerits: The village fair has some drawbacks too. As it lacks in arrangements for proper sanitation, it sometimes leads to the outbreak of epidemics. The gambling parties in the village fair tell upon the morality of the village people, besides subjecting them to economic loss. Moreover, undesirable people and criminals visit the fair and commit various kinds of mischief.

Conclusion: Rural people are deprived of different kinds of amenities of life enjoyed by the urban people. So, a village fair appears before the villagers with all opportunities for joys and pleasures. It gives them much relief to their toilsome life. On the whole the village fair has not outlived their utility even now. It is a part or our cultural life.

The wonders and blessings or modern science

Introduction: The age we live in is an age of science indeed. Wherever we look-land, water and air we can see the gifts or blessings of science. Science has made our life easy and comfortable. Everywhere we can see the glorification of science.

Wonders of science: Science, in its rapid progress, goes on creating wonder after wonder. In fact, the wonders of modern science are too many to describe here.

Electricity is the first wonder of modern science. It is a great source of power and energy. It has brought about a great change in man’s life. Modern civilization is unconcealed without electricity. Mobile or Telephone is another wonder of modern science. It helps a man to talk with any one sitting in any corner of the wonder. Wireless or radio is another great wonder of modern science. It has made us possible to hear the human voice from any part of the world. Another one of the greatest wonder of the modern science is Television. It enables us to see and enjoy events, scenes, plays or any other thing sitting in our drawing room thousands of miles away.

Again, the invention of radar is another wonder of modern science. It helps us to detect the advancement of ships, planes and the likes. Recently the invention of Rocket is also a wonder of science. It has made space travel easy. With its helps today man can fly anywhere even to a moon. Nuclear energy is, perhaps, the most wonderful of all the achievements of modern science. It has made possible in making atom bomb, hydrogen bomb and the missiles.

Besides these, Computer, internet, X-ray’s, ECG, Radio Therapy etc are the wonders of modern science too.

Its uses: The uses of modern science can be seen and felt in everyday life and everywhere in the world. In mills and factories, industries, agricultural, medical, transport communication everywhere we can see the uses of modern science. Modern civilization would come to a standstill it there was no electricity. Life would face its extreme crises if the modern amenities of life are neglected. Agricultural and industrial development has been possible because of modern science. In fact we cannot live or do without science.

Abuses: Nothing is of unmixed blessing. By the invention of Atom bomb, hydrogen bomb, missiles, explosives men may efface the human race and its beautiful creation in the world. Atom bomb used in Hiroshima and Nagasaki in World War II has buried the 2 populous and prosperous cities of Japan in no time. The use of Hydrogen bomb may bring the total destruction of a country and a nation in t he twinkle of an eye.

Conclusion: In fact, we hardly know much we owe to science in the daily affairs of our life. Life without modern science cannot be conceived today. Modern science is like Aladdin’s lamp. It does not what was supposed to be impossible yesterday. Where it will end nobody can say, but this much can be impossible yesterday. Where it will end nobody can say, but this much can be said that it will go on working and creating much more wonders in the days to come.

The Rainy Season of Bangladesh

Introduction: Bangladesh is a land of verities of seasons. The rainy season is one of them. It comprises the Bengali months of Ashar and Sravan. After a long spell of hot weather the rainy season comes with her showers to cool the earth. This season is of paramount importance in an agricultural country like Bangladesh. It influences on our life and culture to a great extent.

Causes: The rainy season is caused by monsoon. The south west monsoon that blows in over Bangladesh from the Bay of Bengal brings much vapor with it. As a result, she receives a heavy rainfall during the monsoon.

The Rainy Season of Bangladesh

Description: During the rainy season the sky often remains cloudy with patches of black clouds that hover across the sky close to the earth surface. Violent blasts of wind blow. Lighting flashes and thunder roars. The sun remains hidden behind the clouds and it rains in torrents. Sometimes there is continuous downpour for days together. Then water overflows the banks of the rivers. The fields go under water and looks like a vast sheets of water.

Advantages: The rainy season undoubtedly does us immense good. The nature assumes a new appearance at the advent of rainy season. Trees and plants come into foliage. The landscape appears green. The rain water washes away the filth and purifies the surface of the earth. It lessens the intense heat of summer and simulates the growing of vegetation and crops. It makes our land alluvial, fertile and suitable for growing better crops. Hilsha and other fishes are available in this season. The rainy season facilitates the navigation system in the country and thereby fosters our trade and commerce. It also makes everything lively and the atmosphere becomes clean and free of dust.

Disadvantages: The rainy season no doubt does us much good. But it does not an unmixed blessing all the times. It has disadvantages too. During this season the roads at the country side become muddy and slippery and as such we cannot go from one place to another on foot easily. Sometimes heavy rainfall overflows the banks on the rivers and causes floods. Floods damage our crops; wash away the heads of our cattle, houses and properties. It also hampers our normal life.

Conclusion: The rainy season is the most important and useful of all the seasons in our country. This season is closely related to the economy of the country and prosperity of our people. Our agriculture mainly depends on it. It helps the natural to gain a new life. So whatever may be the disadvantages of the rainy season, this season is hailed by the people of Bangladesh. We always welcome this season and enjoy its beauty.

A Village Market

Introduction: A village market is public places in a village where the influx of people assemble from adjoin areas to buy and sell commodities necessary for everyday life. So, it is an important buying and selling center for the villagers. It is the back-bone of the rural economy.

Description:

a. Site and location:- A village market generally locates at a place where people from different places can easily come for buying and selling different goods. So, a village market usually stands by the side of a river or canal or at the junction of roads or near a railway station.

b. Kinds of village markets:- There are generally two kinds of village markets—the daily market and the weekly market. The daily market is called 'bazar'. It sits daily in the morning. The weekly market is called 'hat'. It sits once or twice a week in the forenoon and continues up to late in the evening.

A Village Market of Bangladesh

c. Arrangement of shops:- The shops in a village market are arranged in a systematic way. Generally three types of shops are seen in the village market. They are permanent shops, temporary shops and open space shops. The open space shops of the same kind are clustered together and are arranged in rows. Fish, milk, fruit, betel leaves, vegetables etc. are bought and sold in the open space shop. The temporary shops are held in sheds having only their roofs. In these shops oil, rice, salt, pepper, spices etc. are sold. Some grocers, tailors, cloth dealers, stationers and tea-sellers have permanent shops. There are different sections of the village market. They are generally known as fish market, vegetable market, rice market, fruit market, and so on. The fish and vegetable markets are the most crowded place in the market. Haggling is one of the main characteristics of a village market. Nothing is sold without haggling.

Importance: The village market is of great use and importance the villagers. Here they get all the necessary things of their daily use. As such they need not go to distant places to buy and sell things.

Social value: Apart from its practical utility, it has also its social value. If brings the people of different villagers closer and thus strengthens the bond of their unity. It is an important place for village politics and a place of entertainment for the villagers too. There are some people who come here only to pass a pleasant time in roaming about.

Demerits: The village market is an unhealthy place. It is dusty in the dry season and muddy in the rainy season. There is no proper system for disposing the garbage and other filths. It lacks in proper sanitation too.

Conclusion: Though the village market is a noisy, dusty and unhealthy place, yet it is an integral part of village life. It is a place of gathering of a vast number of people providing opportunities for views and news let alone buying and selling daily necessaries. Proper care and arrangements should be made for the improvement of the unsatisfactory condition of the village market.

The Post Man

Introduction: The post man is a very familiar figure in our society. He is a very humble and dutiful government servant. He brings us news from our near and dear ones living at distant places. He is known to all sections of people for his services. Even children can instantly know him when he knocks at the door.

His dress: A post man is known to us all for his traditional uniform and dress. He generally wears a khaki uniform supplied by the postal department. He always carried a bag on his shoulder containing letters, money orders, parcels and other postal articles for delivery. He is seen to carry an umbrella over his head during rains and the summer.

His duties: The post man performs a lot of duties. His daily work begins in the post offices with the sorting of letters, parcels, money orders etc. After collecting letters, parcels, money order etc. from the post office he goes out on his beat. The post man in a town goes house to house to deliver them. He generally drops the letter in the private letter boxes. Where there is no letter box he drops the letters through some opening of the doors.

A village post man goes on his beat twice or thrice a week. Sometimes he is seen to use a bicycle. He comes to the market place on hat day and delivers letters, parcels, money orders etc., to their addresses. He delivers everything to the addresses with great care.

Qualities of a good postman: A postman should have some good qualities. He must be punctual, dutiful, sincere, honest and hard-working. He is a good man and good friend to us indeed. He never neglects his duties though he is ill-paid, ill-clad. In all weather, whether good or inclement he performs his duties sincerely.

Importance or why people like him: The post man is a great friend of the people. He does a very important job. He brings news from our friends and relations. We always hope that he will bring some good news, and we eagerly wait for him. Sometimes he brings bad news and makes us unhappy and sad. But when he brings good news our heart fills with pleasure and joy. This is why the post man is always welcomed by all. It reminds us the rhyme:-

"Post man, post man, don’t be late

Pass the letter over the gate."

Conclusion: A post man is a very useful person to us. We cannot thing a civilized society without his services. He performs the most responsible job in the society. But it is a matter of great regret that he gets a very poor salary for which he always remains in wants. We hope our government would like immediate step to improve his lot.