Thursday, August 20, 2009
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Fays Lake visited Minhaz
This lake is a natural beauty of Chittagong, where you can enjoy boating and also you can spend your leisure time in a serene atmosphere of lake and hills. This is in Pahartoli, a satellite town of Chittagong.
Minhaz Visited at Himchari from the Cox’s Bazar sea beach area.
Himchari is located 18 km south from the Cox’s Bazar sea beach area. It is one of the most attractive places for the visitors. The scenery of Himchari is really pleasant. Moreover, journey to Himchari is also exciting. Cause the road to Himchari runs by the lovely green hills on one side and open blue sea on the other side. For this reason the journey to Himchari is always attractive for the visitors. The scenery of the two side of the road pleased all....<
<..Himchari is famous for its waterfall and Himchari national park. The magnificent waterfall of Himchari is a rare scene to enjoy. The waterfall from the green hill is quite extraordinary to look at. This place is ideal for picnic and sunbathing. There stayed beautiful hilltop resort centre where you can stay for relaxing and from here you can hear the shore of the Bay of Bengal. The Himchari National Park is a beautiful tropical rain forest around the south Asia. The park was established in 1980. This place is well secured and maintained by the government for the foreign tourists and the local visitors. Himchari National Park is not only attractive for the tourists it is also attractive for the biologist. There are more than 50 species of trees which attract the natural researchers. In the forest area there are at least twenty types of important herbs like Curculigo recurvata, Swintonia floribunda and Alpinia nigra which are most valuable plant for the biologist. A lot of bird watchers are also gathered here for the seeing the different kinds of birds, because more than 250 species of birds found there. There is also a lot of different kinds of wild-animal can be seen. Elephants, reptiles and leopards are most common animal which are found in here. The United States made an agreement with Bangladesh government to try the increasing of tigers in to the forest areas of here. Himchari is a unique place which is full of scientific beauty. It is the heaven for the tourists. You can visit there not only for the natural beauty or refreshment by visiting there you can increase your knowledge.
World Longest Sea Beach, Cox's Bazar, Minhaz visited at Cox's Bazar.
Cox's Bazar is one of the most attractive tourist spots & the longest sea beach in the world (approx. 120 km long). Miles of golden sands, towering cliffs, surfing waves, rare conch shells, colorful pagodas, Buddhist temples and tribes, delightful seafood--this is Cox's Bazar, the tourist capital of Bangladesh......
The warm shark free waters are good for bathing and swimming & while the sandy beaches offer opportunities for sun-bathing. The beauty of the setting-sun behind the waves of the sea is simply captivating. Locally made cigars and handloom products of the tribal Rakhyne families are good buys. Every year lots of foreign & local tourist come here to spend their leisure in Cox�s Bazaar. Though the season is in winter but Cox's Bazar sea beach is crowded almost through out the year. Especially in winter season, it is hard to get an accommodation in the hotels if booking is not made earlier. If you are really adventurous and want to enjoy the wildness and madness of the ruff and tuff Sea you can come to Cox's bazar in the month of mid April, Sea continue its wildness till August; and its even more exotic if you come to Cox's Bazar in the time of depression of the Sea.
Good Morning Picture
Morning is a special gift
from ”ALLAH” after a restful sleep,
its a new chance 2do better & try again
where we failed b4.
ENJOY GOOD MORNING
Friday, July 17, 2009
Sunset at Meghna Bridge........ (Gazaria, Munshiganj, Bangladesh)
I've visited the Meghna Bridge many times; and every time it showed itself in different moods.......... actually its the surrounding Nature that has always tried Her best to decorate this lovely piece of human engineering......
Meghna Bridge on the River Meghna, Gazaria, Munshiganj, Bangladesh; Length: 930m, Width: 9.2m
History of Gazaria Upazila.
Gazaria Upazila (munshiganj district) with an area of 130.92 sq km, is bounded by sonargaon and homna upazilas on the north, matlab upazila on the south, daudkandi upazila on the east, munshiganj sadar and Sonargaon upazilas and the meghna river on the west. The entire upazila is surrounded by the Meghna.
Gazaria (Town) consists of four mouzas. The town has an area of 3.27 sq km. It has a population of 5449; male 52.84%, female 47.16%. Density of population is 1666 per sq km. Literacy rate among the town people is 43.4%.
Administration Gazaria thana was established in 1954 and was turned into an upazila in 1983. It consists of 8 union parishads, 114 mouzas and 120 villages.
Historical events During the War of Liberation in 1971 the Pak army on getting intelligence of training of freedom fighters reached Gazaria at dawn of 5 May through the river route. They raided some villages and killed more than four hundred innocent people by gunshot. At Bhaberchar they also ruthlessly killed eleven tender-aged boys who out of fear took shelter inside a ditch. Subsequently the freedom fighters disrupted communication through Dhaka-Chittagong highway by dismantling the pucca bridge at Bhaterchar (in August) thereby obstructing the advance of the Pak army.
Marks of War of Liberation Mass grave at Bhaberchar.
Population 128368; male 51%, female 49%; Muslim 96.46%, Hindu 3.44%, Christian 0.026%, Buddhist 0.017% and others 0.057%.
Religious institutions Mosque 230, temple 5, mazar 4. Notable institutions: Kaunia Mosque, Puran Bausia Jami Mosque, tomb (mazar) of Sulaiman Lengta, Bhaberchar Mandir.
Literacy and educational institutions Average literacy 32.7%; male 38.4%, female 26.7%. Educational institutions: college (government) 1, (non-government.) 1, high school 11, junior high school 2, primary school (government) 63, (non-government) 4, madrasa 12. Noted institution: Bhaberchar Wazir Ali High School (1930).
Newspapers and periodicals Dainik Munshiganjer Kagoz.
Cultural organisations Public library 2, press club 1, shilpakala academy 1, rural club 28, cinema hall 1, co operative society 64, women's organisation 41, welfare association 1, playground 18.
Main occupations Agriculture 37.05%, agricultural labourer 17.2%, wage labourer 2.28%, fishery 4%, commerce 13.75%, service 12.10%, transport 1.71%, others 11.91%.
Land use Cultivable land 7430 hectares, fallow land 24 hectares; single crop 45%, double crop 45%, triple crop 10%. Cultivable land under irrigation 29%.
Land control Among the peasants 19% are landless, 37% small peasant, 28% intermediate and 16% rich; cultivable land per head 0.057 hectare.
Value of land The market value of the first grade arable land is Tk.15000 per 0.01 hectare.
Main crops Paddy, wheat, potato, mustard, sesame, lentil, chinese almond, maize.
Extinct or nearby extinct crops Jute, kaun, kalai, linseed.
Main fruits Mango, black berry, jackfruit, banana, papaya, litchi, coconut, guava, plum, elephant apple, watermelon.
Fisheries, poultries and dairies Fishery 22, poultry 19, hatchery 4.
Communication facilities Roads: pucca 25 km, mud road 293 km.
Traditional transport Palanquin (extinct), bullock cart (nearly extinct) and boat.
Manufactories Paper mill 2, cement factory 1, spinning mill 1, cold storage 2, petrol pump 2.
Cottage industries Weaving 2, bamboo work 107, goldsmith 68, blacksmith 33, potteries 215, wood work 391, tailoring 411.
Hats, bazars and fairs Total number of Hats and bazars are 7; fairs 4, most noted of which are Bhaberchar, Rasulpur, Daskandi batgastala Mela (Madhya Bausia), Kaligastala Mela (Bhaberchar).
Main exports Potato, wheat, paper, cement, yarn.
NGO activities Operationally important NGOs are brac, grameen bank.
Health centres Upazila health complex 1, satellite clinic 4, family planning centre 8, charitable dispensary 4, artificial breeding centre 1, veterinary hospital 2. [A.K.M Habibur Rahman]
Gazaria (Town) consists of four mouzas. The town has an area of 3.27 sq km. It has a population of 5449; male 52.84%, female 47.16%. Density of population is 1666 per sq km. Literacy rate among the town people is 43.4%.
Administration Gazaria thana was established in 1954 and was turned into an upazila in 1983. It consists of 8 union parishads, 114 mouzas and 120 villages.
Historical events During the War of Liberation in 1971 the Pak army on getting intelligence of training of freedom fighters reached Gazaria at dawn of 5 May through the river route. They raided some villages and killed more than four hundred innocent people by gunshot. At Bhaberchar they also ruthlessly killed eleven tender-aged boys who out of fear took shelter inside a ditch. Subsequently the freedom fighters disrupted communication through Dhaka-Chittagong highway by dismantling the pucca bridge at Bhaterchar (in August) thereby obstructing the advance of the Pak army.
Marks of War of Liberation Mass grave at Bhaberchar.
Population 128368; male 51%, female 49%; Muslim 96.46%, Hindu 3.44%, Christian 0.026%, Buddhist 0.017% and others 0.057%.
Religious institutions Mosque 230, temple 5, mazar 4. Notable institutions: Kaunia Mosque, Puran Bausia Jami Mosque, tomb (mazar) of Sulaiman Lengta, Bhaberchar Mandir.
Literacy and educational institutions Average literacy 32.7%; male 38.4%, female 26.7%. Educational institutions: college (government) 1, (non-government.) 1, high school 11, junior high school 2, primary school (government) 63, (non-government) 4, madrasa 12. Noted institution: Bhaberchar Wazir Ali High School (1930).
Newspapers and periodicals Dainik Munshiganjer Kagoz.
Cultural organisations Public library 2, press club 1, shilpakala academy 1, rural club 28, cinema hall 1, co operative society 64, women's organisation 41, welfare association 1, playground 18.
Main occupations Agriculture 37.05%, agricultural labourer 17.2%, wage labourer 2.28%, fishery 4%, commerce 13.75%, service 12.10%, transport 1.71%, others 11.91%.
Land use Cultivable land 7430 hectares, fallow land 24 hectares; single crop 45%, double crop 45%, triple crop 10%. Cultivable land under irrigation 29%.
Land control Among the peasants 19% are landless, 37% small peasant, 28% intermediate and 16% rich; cultivable land per head 0.057 hectare.
Value of land The market value of the first grade arable land is Tk.15000 per 0.01 hectare.
Main crops Paddy, wheat, potato, mustard, sesame, lentil, chinese almond, maize.
Extinct or nearby extinct crops Jute, kaun, kalai, linseed.
Main fruits Mango, black berry, jackfruit, banana, papaya, litchi, coconut, guava, plum, elephant apple, watermelon.
Fisheries, poultries and dairies Fishery 22, poultry 19, hatchery 4.
Communication facilities Roads: pucca 25 km, mud road 293 km.
Traditional transport Palanquin (extinct), bullock cart (nearly extinct) and boat.
Manufactories Paper mill 2, cement factory 1, spinning mill 1, cold storage 2, petrol pump 2.
Cottage industries Weaving 2, bamboo work 107, goldsmith 68, blacksmith 33, potteries 215, wood work 391, tailoring 411.
Hats, bazars and fairs Total number of Hats and bazars are 7; fairs 4, most noted of which are Bhaberchar, Rasulpur, Daskandi batgastala Mela (Madhya Bausia), Kaligastala Mela (Bhaberchar).
Main exports Potato, wheat, paper, cement, yarn.
NGO activities Operationally important NGOs are brac, grameen bank.
Health centres Upazila health complex 1, satellite clinic 4, family planning centre 8, charitable dispensary 4, artificial breeding centre 1, veterinary hospital 2. [A.K.M Habibur Rahman]
Friday, July 10, 2009
Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day is a festival that cherishes love and romance. The festival falls on February 14 every year and is celebrated in several countries across the world including US, UK, Canada, Japan, France, China and India. Though the festival commemorates the martyrdom of a Christian saint called St Valentine, the festival as it is celebrated today has little religious significance. In present times, Valentine's Day has assumed a secular and global flavor and is celebrated by people of all ages and races.
Another noticeable factor in Valentine's Day celebration of present times is that the festival celebrates love in all its forms and is not just restricted to romantic love. People therefore exchange Valentine's Day greetings with their parents, teachers, siblings, friends, sweethearts or anyone special or close to them. The commonest way of expressing love on Valentine's Day is through exchanging cards, flowers and chocolates.
Valentine's Day History and Legends
The romantic festival of Valentine's Day is said to have originated in pagan times in Rome when people celebrated annual fertility festival called Feast of Lupercalia in mid-February. A unique custom of the festival was the mating of young boys and girls for a year through a lottery system. Quite often the couple would fall in love and marry.
Strongly associated with the festival of Valentine's Day are the legends of three or more Saint Valentine of Rome. One of the most popular legends says, Valentine or Valentines lived in Rome when the country was under the reign of Emperor Claudius II. It is said that Claudius engaged Rome in several unpopular and bloody campaigns. To maintain a strong army, Claudius continuously needed to recruit soldiers. But to his disappointment Claudius found that most men were unwilling to join army because of their strong attachment with their wives and their families. To get rid of the problem, Claudius banned all marriages and engagements in Rome. A romantic at heart priest, Valentine, secretly arranged marriages of young boys and girls and defied this unjustified and callous order of Claudius. When the Emperor discovered this defiance, he put Valentine behind bars and he was finally executed on February 14, about 270 AD. For his great service, Valentine was named a saint after his death.
By middle Ages, Saint Valentine became the patron saint of love and lovers in England and France. In 498 AD, when Pope Gelasius decided to put an end to pagan celebration of Feast of Lupercalia, he declared that 14th February be celebrated as St Valentine's Day.
Some scholars however, say, romance was linked with Valentine's Day because of the popular belief in England and France during the Middle Ages that birds began to start looking for their mate from 14th February.
Valentine's Day Traditions and Customs
Going on a date with one's Valentine is another popular tradition of Valentine's Day festival. Candle light dinners or evening together in a park are an all-time favorite dating idea in present times.
Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day Celebration
Valentine's Day is celebrated in a big way in several countries across the globe. Days before the festival markets wear a festive look. Shops selling gifts and cards are especially decorated with Valentine's Day symbols of roses, hearts, cupids and lovebirds. Aggressive marketing campaign by cards and gift marketers create hype for the festivals. On February 14, the spirit of love pervades the very atmosphere. One can find couples thronging parks, restaurants, malls and multiplexes holding hands and expressing love for each other.
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Troyee is a sweet and bonnie baby.
Troyee is a sweet and bonnie baby. She is so nice and intelligent. She is a brilliant student. Her father is Boastful for you.
Friday, July 3, 2009
Little Friends Kintergarten School. Gazaria,Munshigong
AMOR EKUSHE. The 21st of February is of special significance to the people of Bangladesh. Each year, on this date, the country commemorates International Mother Language Day in recognition of the preservation of Bangla as the official language of Bangladesh. At the request of the people of Bangladesh and after investigating the matter, UNESCO declared the 21st of February each year to be International Mother Language Day on a world-wide scale among United Nations member countries.
Students of Little Friends Kintergarten School. Thana Road, Gazaria,Munshigong.
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Friday, June 26, 2009
Thursday, June 25, 2009
I am Minhazur Rahman Mithu. I come from Munshigong, Gazaria.Now i am stuyding MBA in Asian University of Bangladesh and doing the job at TUSUKA GROUP. After comletion my MBA course i will take chance in the institute of Dhaka University to accomplish my M.Phil and PhD.
Objective: I will achieve goal any how and any cost.
My mission: My mission is that to accomplish MBA with doing the job.
My Vision: To be Human Resource Manager.To run my own business (Export and Import )
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