ENG101- B24 (Summer 2024)

Education is a fundamental human right and its importance cannot be overstated.Educating woman is not  just about individual empowerment,it has far reaching impacts on families ,communities and entire nation.here is why womens education is crucial and how it transforms  Societies. Decreasing the cycle of poverty There was a time when women were not educated that much.Families and society refused to educate woman and didnot want them to have their rights.However, by fighting for their rights,women are now receiving education.Educated women are more likely to secure better paying jobs,which helps lift their families out of poverty.Even in rural areas, women are getting educated and contributing financially to their families.Studies shows that every additional year of schooling for a girl can increase her future earnings by up to 20%. Educate Girls, Eradicate Poverty - A Mutually Reinforcing Goal Contribution of women in STEM Women are seen making vast contributions on STEM(Scien...

  If you’re a sport enthusiast and looking for a sport that’s exciting and a whole lot of fun then badminton is the game for you. Whether you're a seasoned player or a beginner, the game gives a unique mixture of both physical and mental challenges that keep you coming back for playing more. Badminton is more than just a sport. It's a thrilling experience that combines agility, strategy and sheer excitement. Let’s dive into why badminton is such a thrilling sport! Origins Badminton has a rich history. It evolved from a game which was known as "battledore and shuttlecock". It was played in ancient cities. But the new version of badminton, what we play today, was developed in the mid-19th century in British India. This interesting game gained popularity quickly and was introduced to England and then it was named after the Duke of Beaufort's Badminton House. Basics First of all, to play badminton you need a racket and a shuttlecock. The goal is simple beca...

  Hello there! Glad you stopped by. And         "You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you."-Volume II, Chapter XI, Mr. Darcy to Elizabeth.                                                                                                            What a beautiful and cheesy thing to say, isn't it? Just like any typical sentimental romance novel, that is what most people think about Pride and Prejudice. Yet, there is more than meets the eyes. This novel was written by a young woman and was published in 1813, more than 200 years ago and it inspired many books and series and it still captures hearts with the tale of love and social standing. Pride and prejudic...

  Early Days of the Pandemic: My secondary exam ended in February, and the pandemic started in March 2020 in Bangladesh.After the first case of the coronavirus was detected in China(2019), fear and anxiety spread across the world.2020 March marked the start of the world's shutdown. Lockdowns were enforced, offices and schools went online. I initially believed I could get through it unaffected by the virus. I performed all the required safety measures, including safety masks, keeping my distance from others, and according to all health rules. Yet,I couldn't get over from the anxiety.When my tutors came to teach me in my home,I used to Spray with Savlon liquid.After SSC examination,I had started my started my higher secondary studies.For the fear of pandemic,my study was hampered.In online systems,I couldn't pay attention is studies. My Symptoms Begin: In march,2020,I began to experience flu symtoms.I lost my last and smell of any kind of food or things.I was to have a fever...

  BLOG Hi everyone and welcome to my channel!! Today, we shall dive into the depths of great Bangladeshi cinema with one gem —Lalshalu. Ideal for the movie-goer who enjoys seeing how films are accompanied by society and culture. This is not a simple story, Lalshalu talks more about rural life as such, social manipulation and beliefs that still bind us today. Before that just a little about Lalshalu. An adaptation of a novel by Syed Waliullah under the same name, this movie is directed by Tanvir Mokammel. Descriptive of rural Bangladesh, it deals with religious and superstitious beliefs as enmity darkness amongst the social power manipulators. This film reveals the ways those in positions of influence can exploit religion to control people. Lalshalu is connected to the nature of Bangladeshi rural culture in a unique way. The movie does try to show the religious part of our day-to-day lives, which is a good reflection. For example, character Majid uses people's faith and superstition...

  The Fascination with Success: Why We're more focused to Successful People and Thriving Industries In today’s society, success stories catch our eyes like never before as We are constantly shown  headlines about the accomplishments of business tycoons, entertainers, athletes, and successful industries. From Elon Musk’s extraordinary work iin space exploration to the extraordinary rise of tech startups in Silicon Valley, it’s easy to see why the hunger for success is so powerful. But what exactly drives us to fasctinate about successful people and successful industries? What keeps us hooked to these narratives of achievement?  (1)The Power Of Aspiration The most important things to our obsession with success is aspiration. Success stories make us believe that achieving greatness is within our hand which is achievable with hardwork. When we hear about a self-made billionaire or a successful industry which is helping changing the world, we can’t help but wonder if we have t...

If I tell you all that the 90 days in BRACU Savar Campus are among the best days of my life, many of you will disagree and think I am exaggerating, but if you look at it through my lenses, you might get it.  Being the youngest daughter in a joint family, I have received a lot of love and care throughout my childhood, but being the sister of six brothers was not that easy. As much as they used to love me, I was also graced with overbearing protectiveness and occasional intrusiveness. Therefore, I was very excited about RS but also a bit anxious thinking about how will I live without them. The goal I set before embarking on the journey was to have fun and boost my confidence. Furthermore, we were a group of eight friends, companions with whom I had shared my teenage years. The fact that we all went to RS together made the entire experience even more captivating and memorable. On January 19, 2024, we arrived at the residential campus. Our orientation was scheduled for the next day, an...