My Town in Ten Pics | Capital City of Bangladesh | 28/12/2020| 100% power up
I am currently in the village. It is not possible to post on time due to poor condition of the network in the village. However, I have arranged my My Town in Ten Pics post today with some content from my own area.
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The winter morning sun is very romantic. I like the disease a lot. I climbed on the roof of the house in the morning and tried to highlight the beauty of the sun shining outside.
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I did the photography right in front of our house, the rice seedlings are called Jala in our area. Jala and Jala spread all over the field. The time with the environment was beautiful so I captured that scene on my mobile camera.
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People keep cows in almost every house in the village. I did photography while the cows were eating in the morning. The people of the village earn money by selling cow's milk and again it is seen that someone plows with cows. During the Eid of Korbani, each area has its own demand for cows.
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I got out of the house in the morning, walked for a while and went to the market and bought broiler chicken for today's meal. Now broiler chicken is 130Taka per kg in our area.
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Fish is being sold in vans! In many areas of the village, it is seen that due to the remoteness of the market, many people come in vans to sell fish or other items near their homes. As I was leaving the house in the morning, I did photography in front of my house.
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In many areas of Bhola in the southern part of Bangladesh, betel is abundant and we have planted betel in the abandoned place of our home. My mother earns money by selling some betel seedlings. Sometimes my mother also sells betel nuts.
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In many areas of the village, due to the current paddy season, the farmers are cutting the ripe paddy and taking it home. As a farmer, my grandfather was cutting paddy and I captured the photography of that moment through my mobile phone camera.
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In almost all the backyards of the village, paddy is seen drying in the sun in this way. In this photography I took it while letting the rice dry in my uncle’s backyard.
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In our Bhola district, earthen stoves are still cooked in most of the areas, as gas stoves have not yet reached all the areas. In photography my aunt was cooking in the morning and at that time I was doing photography.
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In the winter season, hot jilapi is available in the village market, so we went to the market today and ate hot jilapi. In our area, the price of jilapi is only 100 Taka per kg. Sugar and molasses jilapi are available in our local market.
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