My village

Assalamu Alaikum I hope everyone is well. Alhamdulillah I am also very good. Today I will discuss my village among you. I hope everyone feels good. Without further ado, let's talk about work. My village is Samaskhalasi. It will cost an hour and 50 rupees to go from Natore. Our village is very beautiful. I spent a lot of my childhood there. : According to the picture of our village. Our village is adorned with mango-blackberry, jackfruit-litchi, coconut-betel nut, shimul-palash, palm-tamal and various plants. The close proximity of the bushes captivates everyone. Pakhpakhali's Kalkujan is always full of villagers. Horizontal crop fields, paddy-kaun palm fronds, the shepherd's flute in the shade of a quiet butt at noon bored the mind. Dighi-Daba, Bill-Jheel- what a wonderful store of beauty!

 

Village people: Muslims, Hindus and Christians live in our village. There is no communal difference between them. Everyone is respectful of everyone's religion. So all the people live here happily and peacefully.

 

Livelihood of rural people: Most of the people in our village are involved in agriculture. There are also some fishermen and weavers here. Some people learn to read and work in the city. However, that number is very low. In addition, some people make a living by working as day laborers.

 

Economic source of the village:Most of the rural people in Bangladesh are dependent on agriculture. However, the picture of our village is a little different. Most of the families in the village live outside the country one by one. Sending them. Foreign exchange has strengthened the financial position of the people of this village. Another major source of income for the village is cottage industry. Nakshikantha, carpets made of wool and various upholstery products made of jute are made in almost every house. The villagers earn a lot of money by selling these in the city. Besides, the villagers earn money by selling agricultural products such as paddy, jute, wheat and various vegetables. Every Wednesday there is a market in the village. The people of the town come to the market and collect agricultural products directly from the farmers of the village.

 

Village Institutions: We have a primary and a secondary school in our village. There is also a Kamil Madrasa. Ara has a health complex and two private offices. Religious institutions include three mosques, a temple and a church. There is a paste office at the end of the village. : According to the picture of our village. Our village is adorned with mango-blackberry, jackfruit-litchi, coconut-betel nut, shimul-palash, palm-tamal and various plants. The close proximity of the bushes captivates everyone. Pakhpakhali's Kalkujan is always full of villagers. Horizontal crop fields, paddy-kaun palm fronds, the shepherd's flute in the shade of a quiet butt at noon bored the mind. Dighi-Daba, Beel-Jheel- what a treasure of wonderful beauty.I love my village very much.