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Paragraph - Autumn প্যারাগ্রাফ- শরৎকাল

Paragraph - Autumn  প্যারাগ্রাফ- শরৎকাল

Paragraph - Autumn  

Autumn is a season of Bangladesh. It comes after rain. Badra and Ashin are the Bengali months of autumn. Dew drops fall in this season. The sun shines at day. When it falls on dew, it sprinkles. Flowers bloom in autumn. The total atmosphere is filled with sheuli flowers. The catkin blooms in fields. The farmers' lands are full of crops. Dew enhances the beauty of autumn. There is the presence of clouds in the sky. Rain does not come copiously. The water in ponds and canals gradually dries up. Nature remains clean and fresh. The farmers begin to smile seeing their ripening crops. Different festivals are held in this season. Everyone in nature feels peace and tranquility because autumn is a season of bounty and munificence.

প্যারাগ্রাফ- শরৎকাল

শরৎ বাংলাদেশের একটি ঋতু। বর্ষার পরে এর আগমন ঘটে। ভাদ্র ও আশ্বিন শরতের বাংলা মাস। এই ঋতুতে শিশির ঝরে। দিনে সূর্য কিরণ দেয়। যখন শিশির ঝরে, এটি ছড়িয়ে পড়ে। শরতে ফুল ফোঁটে। সমগ্র পরিবেশ শিউলী ফুলে ভরে যায়। মাঠে কাশফুল ফুটে। কৃষকের মাঠ ফসলে ভরে যায়। লিপির শরতের শোভাকে বর্ধিত করে। আকাশে মেঘের উপস্থিতি ঘটে। পর্যাপ্ত বৃষ্টি হয় না। পুকুর ও খালের পানি ধীরে ধীরে শুকিয়ে যায়। প্রকৃতি নির্মল থাকে। তাদের পাকা ফসল দেখে, কৃষকেরা হাসতে শুরু করে। এই ঋতুতে বিভিন্ন উৎসব অনুষ্ঠিত হয়। প্রত্যেকে প্রকৃতিতে শান্তি ও শান্ত অবস্থা অনুভব করে কারণ শরৎ উদার ও দানশীলতার ঋতু।

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