The Equal School

India, with its rich history, diverse landscapes, and vibrant cultures, offers a treasure trove of destinations that captivate the soul. If you're planning a visit to this incredible country, here are the top 10 destinations that you simply must explore. 1. Taj Mahal, Agra The epitome of eternal love, the Taj Mahal is an architectural marvel situated in Agra. Built by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife, Mumtaz Mahal, this ivory-white mausoleum is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Marvel at its intricate marble craftsmanship and learn about the fascinating love story that inspired its creation. How to Visit:   Agra is well-connected by train from major cities like Delhi. The city also has an airport, making it easily accessible by air. Once in Agra, local transportation options include auto-rickshaws and taxis 2. Jaipur, Rajasthan Known as the "Pink City," Jaipur is a vibrant blend of history and modernity. Explore the majestic Amer Fort, marvel at the intricate

Our education has gone terribly wrong. Now the country is suffering from all the wrong we did in the past in teaching. I would like to talk about my very recent faced harassment in Bangladesh immigration, Agartala. People who are seating over there are totally corrupted mentally and financially as well. They used to treat people in a very mean manner. How mean people can be? Say a custom officer in the Agartala immigration section. At first, he will start talking by pronoun cing you 'tumi/tui'. Like an immigration officer of this office. Then he will ask wired questions by showing his inherited mean behavior. He will provoke you in many ways to give him money. If you be a person with less sense of bribe then he will start to tell you a more accused word about custom policy. Obviously, it will end up in harassment. After all, he will directly tell you to give him some money(bribes) for snacks!! My foot they are calling it "chay/nasta"! This is about economical corr

Now we are having rude words to NGO's are working on Rohiginga project. Even I have seen some post like, 'NGO employees are living at the five-star hotel and being paid the huge salary. That is why they are discouraging Rohinga to go back.'  I don't' know the real truth. but how can we deny NGO's positive impact on Bangladesh from 1971 to now? How can we bullying and mistrusting to all NGO ladling out? We have forgotten our past. When it was 1971. We had camped in India. Then  who helped us? I heard from my grandmother, They were having enough food with good amount of daily living things at 1971 refugee camp. They had proper medical treatment. Even one of my uncle was born in the camp. She told, it was the first time for her to see that much bigger bottle of oil! Who did it for us? only the Indian government? who got their independence only about 30 years ago and were suffering from their own poverty. No! They didn't do all. This bad(!) NGO

M r. Mithu is a young school teacher. He is teaching mathematics. Always thinks  about his students. Try to make his lecture more students friendly. Mr. Mithu is acting heart and soul for making every deliver easy to all. But he is feeling what he efforts, students are not getting properly.  Some of the class is doing great but still this number below the satisfactory level. Sometimes he falling down in depressed. He cannot understand despite every student is smart and intelligent enough why they are not getting even easy topic equally. On the other hand, the failed student named Rafiq is good at school sports. He is leading the school debating club also. No doubt on his smartness or intelligence. But he is not getting the academic topics properly. Teacher concludes Rafiq as a slow learner. They are thinking he is wasting her days by doing this extracurricular activity! This is a common phenomenon in all the school in our country. After having the equal effort to all in the same t

 We are mentioning many quotation of great people. We like this really ideologically. Sometime we are using this quotation as example. But in real life we are not always following this quotation. We take it as intellectual properties and really don’t believe on it. Its like believe in creator but not in prayers. I am not going to make an end decision it right or wrong. any can  be happened.  but it is clear to me that a quotation can be real after getting thats kind of experience. Lets make an example. there are a very popular quotation by Eisenstein we are using  that " everybody is a genius, But if you judge a fish by it ability to climb a tree , it will live its whole life believing that is stupid" After using this quotation in public place, everybody will be WOW! he is really good speaker. everyone will get this with the full sense of beauty. But in real life! suppose he/she is a HR manager. He is going to recruit some defense people. he will must choose some of

Need Our Concerns To the Life of Nature!  Need to give more concern to the work of our countries researchers. As we are going through very bad weather ever its time to rethink environmental changes. My last visit to Dhaka was very uncomfortable with flooded streets due to the blockage of the drainage system in Dhaka city. The main culprit for this miserable situation was polythene in a word. Polythene is not biodegradable and is largely to blame for the filling up of canals and drainage. Although Bangladesh banned the use of polythene its use is being widespread day by day. we are generating around 1,700 tonnes of plastic waste daily and the annually importing of plastic raw materials costs us Tk 2,000 crore! But we should be happy to know that our scientist from the Bangladesh jute corporation was discovered a synthesized polymer from jute fiber in 2012. It can carry about one and a half times the load of a traditional polythene bag while being environmentally friendly and a