The Diary Game[October 15th, 2023 ] : My Sunday Reality 🌞

Best wishes and congratulations to you all on yet another new diary blog. Today's dairy blog was very difficult for me because I had to travel a lot today. Because today I am going to Jessore, one of the oldest districts in Bangladesh. And that's why I woke up in the morning and had a fresh breakfast from my friend's match. Then I dressed in clean clothes and got ready to go to Jessore. Then I took a rickshaw to Kushtia Saddam Bazaar and took a CNC to go to Poradah Railway Station. Coming to Saddam Bazar I enjoyed this view of everyone as I have come to this Saddam Bazar very early in the morning and at that time there is fog all around as you can see through the picture.

After that I sat and waited in the CNG because the CNG can only seat five people and I was alone then. So I waited for some more passengers. After waiting for 20 minutes the passengers were full and our journey started for Poradah railway station. And today I am going to Jessore only to correct my younger sister's certificate name. Because our education board is located in Jessore. And we have to go there to solve this problem.

After reaching Poradah railway station, I sat in the waiting room of the station waiting for the train to arrive. It will take about two and a half hours to travel from Poradah to Jessore by train. And the train will leave Poradah at 8:42 PM. It would take another 20 minutes for the train to arrive, so I spent those 20 minutes walking around the entire railway station. I love to see railway stations but the worst is to see the life of the poor and miserable people there. Then our train arrived at our Poradah railway station exactly at 8:42 and I sat on seat number 76 in the sixth compartment according to my seat number. And our train started for Jessore. On the way to Jessore I have to pass Alamdanga district then Chuadanga district then Jhenaidah district then reach Jessore railway station. At exactly 11:00 am we reached Jessore railway station.

Alighting at Jessore railway station, I took a rickshaw to reach my destination, Jessore Education Board. I could have taken an autorickshaw but I only took a rickshaw because I wanted to explore the whole city by rickshaw. On the way, I saw several interesting squares, one such square is called Sheikh Russell Square. From what I saw on the way to Jessore Education Board, Jessore boy seemed to be a very developed district and everything seemed to be a very clean district. One of our Bangladesh is Jessore district. I have visited many districts in the last few days and I like this Jessore district very much. Then the rickshaw took me directly to Jessore Education Board.

After appearing before the Jessore Education Board, I got my papers in order and photocopied some of the papers as I might have them inside. Then I walked into the Jessore Education Board. Entering inside I saw a very beautiful place and several areas they have planted some green plants and beautiful flowers to make the environment very beautiful and eco-friendly. That is to say, entering the board of education was filled with beautiful flowers and flowering plants and a very clean place. Then I went to an e-seva place and from there I collected all the information to perform my Arya and according to that information I went inside to do my work. It took me about two and a half hours to complete all the tasks. I was very happy to finish all my work and after finishing the work came out of the board of education and finished my lunch at a hotel.

After eating and drinking, I again ran with a rickshaw to explore the entire Jessore district. But after seeing several places, I realized that Jessore district is really a very beautiful and very rich district. Where there are all kinds of facilities medical services also there are many types of facilities and there are many showrooms and shopping malls. Which will help to take Jessore district far in the future. During the tour, I also saw Jessore District Central Jail and 250-bed government hospital and government college. Then I took a rickshaw to Jessore district railway station as it was time to go home and it was time for the train.

After arriving at the railway station in Jessore district, there was still 10 minutes left in hand. So for those ten minutes I was standing by the railway station enjoying the small children playing cricket and also enjoying the golden light of the late afternoon sun. After that I came home by train, it was too late to come home. This was my diary blog today, wishing everyone good health, I am ending today's blog here, Allah Hafez