All Paragraph For SSC 2015

1. Traffic Jam

Traffic jam is a common affair in big cities and towns in our country. It is one of the major problems. Everyday the city people have to face this unbearable problem. The density of population is the main cause of traffic jam. The huge number of buses, trucks, auto rickshaws, and rickshaws is also responsible for this problem. Moreover the traffic control system is not developed in our country. The drivers want to drive their vehicles at their sweet will. Illegal parking of vehicles is also responsible for traffic jam. Traffic jam kills our valuable time and our works are hampered. This problem can be solved by taking some effective measures. Traffic rules should be imposed strictly. Well planed spacious roads should be constructed. Public awareness is also needed in this purpose.

2. A Tea Stall

A tea stall is a place where tea is sold. It is generally a small shop. It is found in railway stations, but stands, steamer ghats, near factories or offices. Different type of foods like biscuits, cakes, muri, bananas, cigarettes are also sold here. A tea stall is generally a crowded and noisy place. It is open in the morning and closed late night. There are two or three boys in a tea stall who serve to the customers. Customers of different ages and classes come here. They drink tea and talk with one another. They discuss about politics economics and current affairs of the home and abroad. So it is called a ‘mini sangsad’. Really a tea stall is a meeting place of the common people.

3. International Mother Language Day

The 21^st February is a red letter day (¯§iwbq w`b) in our national (b¨vkbvj- RvZxq) life. On this day in 1952 the brave (†eªwf-mvnmx) sons of ‘Mother-Bengal’ laid down their lives (Zv‡`i Rxeb wemR©b w`‡qwQj) to protect (cÖ‡U±-iÿv Kiv) the interest of the mother language. According to (G‡KviwWs Uz- Abymv‡i) a singular decision of the UNESCO on November 17, 1999 this day is now the International Mother Language Day. Now the whole (†nvj-m¤ú~Y©) world observes (AeRvf©-cvjb Kiv) the 21<sup>st</sup> February as International Mother Language Day. Every year on this day people from all walks (Aj IqvKm&- me©¯Í‡ii) come to the martyr’s monument (gU©vim& gby‡g›U- knx` wgbvi) and offer their respect (†im‡c±- m¤§vb). The government, different organizations (AiMvbvB‡Rmb- ms¯’v) and institutions (Bbw÷wUDmb- cÖwZôvb) arrange (&&G‡iÄ - Av‡qvRb Kiv) programs (†cÖvMivg- Abyôvb) to celebrate (†mwj‡eªU- D`hvcb Kiv) the day. This day possesses a great influence for the whole nation. (w`m& †W †cv‡m‡mm G †MÖU Bmd¬z‡qÝ di w` †nvj b¨vkb-- mgMÖ RvZxi Rb¨ G w`bwUi wekvj Ae`vb i‡q‡Q|)

4.  A Winter Morning

There are six season in our country. Winter is one of them. A winter morning is cold and fogy. There is dense fog everywhere. Everything looks hazy. The sun seems rise late. Dew drops fall at night. When the morning sun peeps, they look like glittering gold on grasses and plants. Children and old people suffer from the cold of the morning. They gather straw and make fire to warm themselves. They also bask in the sun. Then people likes to eat chira, muri, khai and many kinds of cakes. A winter morning gradually vanishes as the day advances. The sun up, fog melts away and people go to their work

5. Visiting a Book Fair

Books are the best companions of our life. On last 21^st February, I got a chance to visit a book fair at Bangla Academy. We went there with my class teacher and other students. We were carrying bread, butter, bananas, eggs etc. for our breakfast. We went there by bus. At the fair we saw many book stalls. We saw many kind of books like, rhymes, jokes, stories, novels etc. I bought three books. We returned home in the evening. I really enjoy the fair very much. The memory of visiting to the fair will remain ever-green in my life.

6. A Visit To Place of Historical Interest

I have visited a historical place recently. I have visited the Satgambuj Mosque. It is located in Bergerac district. It is a big and beautiful building. The mosque is beautifully decorated. I started journey for the destination at 8 a.m. I went there by bus. I reached there at 2 p.m. My close friend Azad was with me. The mosque is very attractive mostly to the tourists and visitors. It is one of the most magnificent buildings in Bangladesh. There was a big dighi near the mosque. This dighi is called the Ghora Dighi. I visited the Dighi. I knew many things about the social work of Khan Jahan Ali who was the founder of Shatgombuj Mosque. I was really charmed at the architectural beauty of the mosque. I spent four hours there and gathered much knowledge.

7. A School Magazine

A school magazine is an annual publication of a school. It is usually published once a year. Students and teachers write to it. It contains the literary works or other information of a school. It also contains quizzes, poems, short-stories etc. The best writings are selected for publishing. Mainly students and teachers work for the publication of the magazine. A school magazine has great importance in school life. A student can express his latent talent through it Students can know about their school. They can also enrich their knowledge. Every school should publish a school magazine. It is a part and parcel of school life.

8. A Rainy Day

A rainy day is a day when it rains all day long. It may heavily or slowly. It seems dull and gloomy. They sky is covered with dark clouds. Clouds fly here and there in the sky. Most of the time, the sky is not seen clearly. People can not go out without umbrella. Water stands on the road. Village roads become muddy and slippery. Sometimes roads go under water. As a result, vehicles can not run on the road. It brings sufferings to the office going people. A rainy day is a curse to the poor people too. They can not go out from their house to earn livelihood. A rainy day shakes our mind. It reminds our childhood. Sometimes we become affectionate to remember our childhood.

9. A STREET HAWKER

A man who sells various things by moving street to street is a street hawker. He is one of the common figures in the cities, towns and villages. He wears a peculiar dress and makes a peculiar sound to draw the attention of his customers. Generally he carries his materials on head, hand or in a bag. He buys his goods at a cheaper rate and sells them at a good profit. He usually sells toys, cosmetics, sweets, ribbons, fruits etc. Generally in the absence of the housemaster, he comes to sell his goods. His articles are mainly attractive to the women and children. His work is so hard, although he works hard, his income is very poor. All most all the time he leads a subhuman life.

10. A School Library

A library is a storehouse of knowledge. It is a part and parcel of a school. So every school has a library. Our school has a big library. It is well decorated. The library has a good collection of books. There are 10,000 books in our library. The books are about textual subjects, fiction, novel, poetry, drama etc. It also contains some rare books on history and culture. There is also a big reading room.  Only the students and teacher’s can read and borrow books from the library. We use library cards for reading and borrowing books.  A library plays an important role for a school. So, we are proud of our library.

11. Tree Plantation

Tree plantation means planting more trees in a planned way. It is very necessary to the environment. Trees are our best friends. They give us oxygen. They also give us shelter, shade, foods, fruits etc. They help our environment in many ways. They make our land fertile. They save us from droughts, floods, cyclones etc. If there are no trees our country will turn into desert. A country should have at least 25% forest lands. But there are no sufficient forest lands in our country. So, necessary steps should be taken to have more trees. People should be conscious about planting more trees. To lead peaceful life, we have to plant more trees.

12. A Day Laborer

A day labourer is a familiar figure in our country. He works hard all day long and earns his poor livelihood. His dress is dirty and torn. A day laborer generally becomes hard worker. He does not know what rest is. He works just like a machine. He gets up early in the morning and goes out in search of work. Sometimes he and his family go without food if he can not manage work. As his earning is very poor, his children do not get proper education and his family members do not get medical facilities. After all, he leads very miserable life. He maintains his family somehow. However, we should help him so that he can lead a decent life.

13. The Life of a Farmer

A farmer is a familiar figure in our country. Generally, he lives in the village. He earns his livelihood by the sweat of his brow. He works from morning till evening. He gets up very early in the morning and takes a little breakfast. Then he goes to his field. Sometimes he is too busy that he cannot make time to go home for the noonday meal. He has both pleasure and pains in his life. He gets pleasures when he has a good harvest. But he gets pain when his crops are destroyed by droughts, floods or cyclones. Though a farmer works hard he lives from hand to mouth. An ideal farmer does much for our economy. So we all should respect him.

14. A Village Doctor

A village doctor is a familiar figure in the village. Generally he may not be a registered doctor. He received some training by working under a qualified doctor for some years. So he is also known as quack. A village doctor has his own dispensary. Everyday he gets up early in the morning. He then attends his patients. He treats his patients very carefully. After finishing his duty there, he goes out to see other patients in the village. He takes small fees from the patients. Often he gives free treatment to the poor. So everybody loves and respects him very much. He is not only a doctor but also a friend to the villagers.

15. Water  Pollution

Water pollution has become one of the major problems in Bangladesh. At present it is a global problem too. Water pollution is very harmful (nvg©dzj-ÿwZKi) to health. Water is being polluted in many ways (†gwb I‡qR- wewfbœ fv‡e). The main agent (G‡R›U-cÖwZwbwa) that pollutes water is man. We use chemical fertilizer (†KwgK¨vj dviwUjvBRvi - ivmvqwbK mvi) and insecticides (Bb‡mKwUmvBWm& - KxUbvkK) in our field. They cause water pollution by mixing with rain water. Mills and factories pollute water by throwing (†_ªvBs- wb‡ÿc Ki‡Q) their waste (Iqv÷-gqjv/AveR©bv) and poisonous chemical (cqRbvm †KwgK¨vj- welv³ ivmvqwbK `ªe¨) into river. Besides this water vehicles (IqvUvi wfwnK¨vj- †bŠhvb) are also polluting river or sea water by throwing oil, food-waste, human waste and many other rubbish (ivwek-‡bvsiv c`v_©) things. Illiteracy (BwjUv‡iwm-wbiÿiZv) is the root cause (iæU KR-g~j Kvib) of these problems in our country. Our over population is also responsible for this pollution. Water pollution causes many harmful diseases (wWwRR-‡ivM). In order to solve (mjf-mgvavb Kiv) this problem, our people should be educated. Public awareness (A¨vIqvi‡bm- m‡PZbZv) should be created (wµ‡q‡UW-‰Zwi Kiv). Our comfortable (Kg‡dv‡U©ej-m”Q›`/Avivg`vqK) and safe life will not be possible unless we can stop water pollution.

16. LOAD SHEDDING

Load shedding means the suspension of the supply of electricity for a certain period. It has become a regular affair in our country. There is hardly any area which is not affected by it. Mills and factories are paralysis for the time being. Even operation stops in hospital for load shedding. Students close their books and sit idle in darkness. In fact, load-shedding is a great problem of our country. The insufficient production of electricity in our country is the main cause of load shedding. Misuse of electricity is the another cause. Illegal connection is also responsible for load shedding. After all, load-shedding affects the economy of our country. So government should set up more power stations to solve this problem. Illegal connections and system loss should also be stopped.

17. Our National Flag

National flag symbolizes a nation’s independence. It introduces any country to the people of the world. Every independent country has a national flag. We live in an independent country. We have our own national flag too. Its size is 10: 6. It may be made of cotton, liner or silk. The color of our national flag is green and it has a red circle in the center. The green color indicates youth and peace. The red circle indicates dark period of oppression the sunrise after a long dark period of oppression. It also indicates the bright future of our nation.  The designer of our national flag is Kamrul Hassan. It is hoisted on government office buildings, foreign high commission offices and educational institutions. It is kept half- mast on the national mournful days. I am very proud of our national flag.

18. Street / Road Accident

The accident that is generally taken place on street is called road accident. It is taken place by buses, trucks, rickshaws, baby-taxies etc. It is increasing day by day. Thousands of people die every year due to street accident. Most of the accidents generally take place in urban areas. There are many causes of street accident. The reckless driving of the drivers is the main cause of it. The unconsciousness of the people is also responsible for increasing street accident. Most of the drivers are not willing to obey traffic rules. On the other hand, passers-by are also over busy. They do not usually use over bridge and underground path. As a result, street accident is caused every day. However, this problem should be solved by taking necessary steps. Traffic rules should be imposed strictly. Passers-by and drivers should be aware. Radio and television can play a vital role in this regard.

19. A road Accident I have witnessed

Nowadays, road accident is a very common affair in busy cities and towns. I witnessed a serious accident last week. It took place before my eyes at Green Road. On last Sunday at noon, I was coming home from school. I was walking through the pavement. I saw an old woman along with a little girl was crossing the road. When they are on the middle of the road, suddenly a public bus was come with a great speed and both were run over by the speedy bus. Oh! What a hideous sight! Stream of blood flowed over the street. There was no necessity to remove them to the hospital. People began to crowd around the dead bodies. With a broken heart I started for home by rickshaw.

20. A Fisherman

Or, Life of A Fisherman

A fisherman is a parson who earns his livelihood by catching and selling fishes. Generally, he lives near the river, sea and canal. He passes most of the time in fishing in the river and in the sea. Sometimes he goes in the deep sea for fishing and his family becomes anxious about his safe return. In leisure period, he has to repair his net and take care of his boat. It he catches a lot of fishes, his pleasure knows no bound. A fisherman leads very poor life. Generally, he has to borrow nets and boats from his owner. He has to take loan from the moneylenders. If he can not catch fish due to his illness or rough weather, his family has to starve. His children are deprived of education and the members of his family are deprived of medical facilities. A fisherman supplies us with fish. He also plays on important role to earn foreign currency. Therefore, government should manage interest free loan for them so that they can improve their miserable condition.

21. A Moonlit Night

The night in which the moon shines brightly in the sky is known as moonlit night. It is quietly different from any other nights. The moon looks like a disk of silver. In a moonlit night, nature seems very beautiful to look at. Rivers, canals and ponds smile in the moonlit night. This night is very favorite to all classes of people. People of all ages specially the children have great attraction for it. This night creates a poetic mind. The beauty of a moonlit night inspires the poets to write poems. It has a magical power of attraction people. It is a symbol of joy and beauty. It also refreshes our mind. A moon lit night keeps away from the dullness of a night. So, a moonlit night is really a pleasant night.

 

22. A Rickshaw Puller

A rickshaw puller is a man who pulls rickshaw for money. He is very familiar figure in our country. He is very poor. His income is very law. Generally, he has no rickshaw of his own. He hires it. He has to pay about 40 to 50 taka for a single day. He earns about 250 to 300 taka per day. In bad weather, he demands more money. Most of the times he bargains with the passengers. As a rickshaw puller, He earns very small amount, he can not live in better place. He usually lives in a slum. He leads very miserable life. His life is full of sorrows and sufferings.

23. My Favourite Hobby

Different people have different hobbies and my favourite hobby is gardening. I have a small flower garden in front of my house. It is very beautiful to look at. Everyday I work in it in the afternoon. I makes the soil loose with a spade and take out the weeds. Then I put fertilizer on it. I water the garden regularly and nurse the plants with care. I have fence around my garden. There are many kind of flowers in the garden. The main flowers are the Rose, the Marigold, the Chameli, the Gandharaj and the tulip. When the garden is full of flowers our house looks very beautiful. I like my garden very much.