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  पानी जरूर मिलेगा, प्यास तो जगा  मंजिल जरूर मिलेगा, हौसला तो दिखा, पानी जरूर मिलेगा, प्यास तो जगा  मंजिल जरूर मिलेगा, हौसला तो दिखा,  यूं ही समय बर्बाद ना कर मेरे दोस्त  सिकंदर बन सकते हो, मेहनत का आग तो जगा। पढ़िए अगला शायरी  पढ़िए पिछला शायरी  

  Religion And Progress     "Cure him, we will worship your idol every year", said Trisha, wife of Mihir. They lived in the village of Taratola. Trisha was of 50 years and Mihir of 60 years. Their family consisted of the year three sons, their wives and children. Mihir was a hawker. He would sell ground-nuts to different villages. His income was decent. He looked after his family well.     Mihir's wife Trisha was a housewife. They had three children - Tarit, Bapon and Shyamal. All of them after their high school education, took up the same profession of selling ground-nuts. Their income was good. In a few years, they built a large pucca house of four rooms.      By and by, all the three sons were married. At first Tarit, then Bapon and at last Shyamal. A few years later, Tarit had three children, Bapon two and Shyamal two children. Then the financial problems started to appear and that led to family quarrels. One day, on sharing family expend...

  Pretension   You are caught men!  All your rally, protest, applications  Are nothing but pretensions!  You took the shelter of one  To protest against the other,  One good, bad the other But both of them are cheaters.   They cheat the people,  It is there means to earn living, You have taken their shelter  So, you have lost my favour!  I don't like you anymore  Now tell, you are doing this what for! Money factor or what can be  You are not doing it for charity! All were going fine in the beginning  Then I detected a swing,  A tryst happened?  Otherwise, the election had to be postponed,  You betrayed us, remember now  You have to pay for it Misdeeds never go unpunished! Read Next Poem  Read Previous Poem (Silence)

सहनशीलता   जीवन है अंधेरे से भड़ा  बुरा नहीं अच्छे कर्म के लिए,  रोश्नीके तलाश जारी रख  पर सच्चा राह ना छोड़। अच्छे इंसानके तकलीफ ज्यादा, सच्चे राह में घाव ज्यादा,  पर बुरा वक्त जरूर डालता है  उसके बाद जो आता है  वह हर दर्द भुला देता है! बुरा वक्त आता है कुछ सीखानेके लिए  उससे सीख, डर मत  जब वह जाएगा तब तुम समझोगे  तुम बहुतसे आगे निकल चुकेहो,  क्योंकि तुम बुरा वक्त झेलेहो! इसलिए दर्द से सिख, समझ  क्यों आया, क्या होगा, कैसे निकाले  पर डर मत, रुक मत!  सह और काम करते जा  अच्छे दिनका सूरज जरूर निकलेगा।   और जब वह निकलेगा  तुम हर वह चीज पाओगे  जो तुम्हारे ख्वाब था।  पढ़िए अगला कविता  पढ़िए पिछला कविता (डर)

  ঝুঁকি   জীবনে বড় হতে চাইলে  ঝুঁকি নিতে হয়,  একথা সকলেই বলে  কিন্তু ঝুঁকিও যে দু'রকম  এ কথা কজন জানে!   পরিকল্পিত ঝুঁকিতে বিপদ কম,  অপরিকল্পিত ঝুঁকি জুয়ার মতন,  বিপদ অবধারিত,  তাই ঝুঁকি নাও সাধ্যমত,  তার আগে একটু হিসাব কষে নাও  লাভ ও ক্ষতি কতো! তবে বড়ো যদি হতে চাও  জীবনে ঝুঁকি অবশ্যই নাও,  অনেক কিছুতে ঝুঁকে নেওয়া যায়  তবে সেটাতে নিও না,  যা তোমার ভালোভাবে জানা নেই!   জীবনে চলার পথে  লাভ-ক্ষতি তো হবেই,  তবে এমন ঝুঁকি কখনো নিও না,  যেখানে লাভ হওয়ার কোন সম্ভাবনা নেই!  অংক বোঝো হিসাব করে  তারপরে নাও ঝুঁকি,  লাভের পরিমাণ অল্প হলেও  বাড়বে তোমার বুদ্ধি! পড়ুন পরবর্তী কবিতা (ঝুঁকি) পড়ুন পূর্ববর্তী কবিতা (ভূত)

  अकेले रहने का फायदा बहुत है यारों  बहुत वक्त बच जाता है,  अकेले रहने का फायदा बहुत है यारों  बहुत वक्त बच जाता है,  ठीक से इस्तेमाल अगर कर लो  तो खुशी का दिन ज्यादा दूर नहीं होता है। पढ़िए अगला शायरी  पढ़िए पिछला शायरी 

  Too Small Too Big     "What", exclaimed Salamuddin. He could not remain composed after hearing from Jalal the illness of his father, Karim. They lived in the village Lakshmipur. There Karim lived with his family - wife, a son and two daughters, Reja and Jimi. Karim was a carpenter. On the other hand, Salamuddin lived with his parents and grandparents. His father Aminuddin was a farmer.     Aminuddin was very labourious. He worked in his land throughout the day. His breakfast, lunch and evening meal were served in the field. He only would eat his dinner at home. Though totally unconcerned of the world affairs, Aminuddin kept his family very happy. While Karim was a lazy person. He did not like to work. Other members of his family lived on his hard-earned money that pained Karim. So selfish he was. He sold all the jewellery that his wife had. Poverty and hunger were always present in Karim's family.     Jalal's mother often had a quarrel wit...