M Kamrul Islam
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Whispers in the Attic
When Daniel inherited his grandfather's old countryside house, he was more annoyed than grateful. The property, isolated on the edge of a forgotten village, was a creaking relic of the past. Still, he decided to visit for a weekend, thinking he might sell it after a few repairs.
By M Kamrul Islam 9 months ago in Horror
The Last Bell of St. Augustine
In a quiet village nestled between dense woods and rolling hills stood a long-abandoned church known as St Augustine. It had once been the pride of the town, its bell ringing proudly every Sunday morning. But the bell had not rung for over fifty years. Not since the fire.
By M Kamrul Islam 9 months ago in Horror
The Educated Ghost
I was in my second year of intermediate. It was the night of the new moon. It was pitch dark all around. I couldn't see anything in front of me. It was almost 11 pm. But 11 pm is very late in my country house. Everyone had turned off the lights and was preparing to sleep. I was walking along the road. By walking, I mean I was returning home. It was a friend's birthday. I was returning home after chatting and eating at that friend's house. All the shops were closed. Only a few dogs were roaming around the road. I crossed the main road and entered the alley. Now, to go to my house, I had to cross this alley. I could hear the chirping of insects. It was a creepy feeling. Of course, I was never afraid of ghosts. Many times, I had come through this alley at around 2/3 am and bought cigarettes from the cigarette shop at the intersection. That day, no such fear crossed my mind. I was walking down the alley. I had a lit cigarette in my hand. I was looking at the road from time to time in the light of my mobile phone and humming the song "Dekha toh tujhe yaar, dil me baje guitar" Just then, in the middle of the alley, I suddenly heard someone say, "Excuse me, brother." I turned the light of my mobile phone around. I looked around but there was no one there. I thought that someone might have said it in one of the houses on either side of the alley. I started walking again. After taking two steps, I heard that call again, "Excuse me, brother," and a small crack in my throat. This time, I stopped. I felt a slight fear, but it was not from a ghost or a kidnapper. I thought again that if I run from here now and it was someone I knew, they would tell everyone about the run and puncture my prestige. My throat was not working. Still, I summoned up artificial courage and said in a serious voice, "Who?" The answer came, "Brother, I am your younger brother's friend. I am in great danger. I need your help." I asked with a little annoyance in my voice this time, "Are you talking like a ghost in this tone?" The answer was, "Brother, I am a ghost. Why should I talk like a ghost when I am a ghost? I didn't know what to say. "Who are you, where are you?" I was just thinking of shouting, "Save me," when he said again, "Brother, put out the cigarette in your hand and throw it away, then I will be able to come to you. You know that ghosts get scared when they see a snake." You can't see me. When you look at me, you can see that the hairs on my body stand on end in fear. Does hair stand on end in fear? I have heard for a long time that hair stands on end in fear. He said that the hairs of your people stand on end in fear. The hairs of our ghosts stand on end in fear and start to stand on end in fear. I didn't throw away the cigarette but gave it a strong pull. The ghost said in a somewhat pleading tone, "Brother, please don't show me fear like this, I have a heart problem." I said, "Who are you, tell me the truth?" I know you are someone I know. You are trying to mistreat me. I don't believe in ghosts. He said, "Don't talk like that, brother. If we call ourselves ghosts, why don't you respect us? Who can deny our existence if you think like this? Did I ever say that humans don't have anything to say, humans don't breathe?" I understood, a ghost with a lot of self-respect. I asked him what do you need from me? How can I help you? He replied, "Brother, I will tell you to please put out the cigarette in your hand and throw it away." The camel has become a camel. If you hold it like this, you will get a little bit of it on your finger. I looked at the cigarette. It is really finished. After a while, I really started to smoke. I threw it away and put it out with my foot. Then I said, now tell me what is your problem? The ghost started telling his story. My name is camel. While I was alive, my name was camel, but when I died, my name became camel. I asked how long ago you died? He replied, "I think you are a few lakhs of years old." Then he said, "My name is camel, I am talking while eating chana." I was surprised and asked if ghosts drink tea again? Utghat said why not? Ghosts drink tea and make people laugh. Ghosts have to stay up all night to scare people. Why do they stay up all night to scare people? I just swallowed a little.
By M Kamrul Islam 9 months ago in Horror
The Silent Room. AI-Generated.
It all began on a rainy evening in November. The kind of evening where the sky was a blanket of gray, and the wind howled through the trees like a warning from something ancient. Ryan had just moved into the countryside, looking for peace away from the chaos of the city. His new home, a small two-story cottage, was nestled between fields and forest, a good hour from the nearest town.
By M Kamrul Islam 9 months ago in Horror
International Mother’s Day: Honoring the Women Who Shape Our World
A single word that describes a universe of love, sacrifice, strength, and direction is "mother." International Mother's Day, which is observed on the second Sunday in May in many countries, is not just another day on the calendar. It is a sincere ode to the woman who gave us life, cared for us with unreserved love, and helped us become the people we are today. People of all nations, religions, and cultures can come together on this day to show their love and gratitude to their mothers, grandmothers, and other mother figures. ## "History and Origins" The celebration of Mother's Day as we know it today has its origins in both ancient customs and contemporary history. In ancient Greece and Rome, festivals were held to honor mother goddesses such as Rhea and Cybele. However, the efforts of the American social activist **Anna Jarvis** were largely responsible for the development of the present-day celebration of Mother's Day. Anna Jarvis tirelessly advocated for a national holiday to honor the sacrifices mothers make for their children after her mother's death in 1905. When President Woodrow Wilson officially established Mother's Day in the United States in 1914, her vision became a reality. The celebration has since spread across the globe and been adopted by a variety of nations. ## The Importance of Mother's Day Most of the time, a mother is the child's first teacher, friend, and constant supporter. International Mother's Day is more than just a day to celebrate; it's also a time to think about how much mothers have an impact on their children and society as a whole. Present day: Encourages people to spend time with or remember their mothers, which in turn strengthens family ties. Increases awareness of maternal health, rights, and the challenges mothers face worldwide. *Reminds us of the many sacrifices that mothers make without expecting anything in return. Mother's Day serves as a gentle reminder to pause, appreciate, and connect in today's fast-paced world. ## Celebrations and cultural differences around the world Although Mother's Day is observed in many nations in May, the date and customs vary worldwide: *The United States of America and Canada: Cards, flowers, and family get-togethers marked the occasion. * **United Kingdom**: This religious holiday, also known as "Mothering Sunday," is observed during Lent. * **India**: Increasingly popular in urban areas, children frequently give handmade gifts, such as flowers and meals. * **Ethiopia**: Feasting, singing, and dancing are part of the Antrosht festival. * **Japan**: Children often give carnations, which represent purity and sweetness, and draw pictures of their mothers. As a result of these variations, the celebration of motherhood has become truly international. ## "Modern Obstacles Mothers Must Overcome" Even though we celebrate Mother's Day with love and joy, it is important to recognize the difficulties that modern mothers face: ### **1. Work-life harmony Many mothers struggle to find a balance between their careers and raising their children now that there are more women in the workforce. Burnout and stress frequently result from juggling family obligations and work obligations. ### **2. Being a single parent** Globally, the number of single mothers is rising. They frequently take on the entire burden of providing financial and emotional support, which can be physically and mentally taxing. ### **3. Constraints from Society** Mothers' unrealistic expectations of being "perfect" — always patient, always energetic, and always available — are created by social media and societal norms. Anxiety, guilt, and depression can all result from these pressures. ### **4. Well-Being and Health** There is still a lack of maternal healthcare in many parts of the world. Global concern includes postpartum depression, inadequate nutrition, and limited access to medical facilities. On International Mother's Day, we not only acknowledge these issues but also advocate for mothers' rights and well-being. ## "Motherhood and Biology Beyond" Motherhood transcends purely biological ties. Through adoption, foster care, or simply taking a nurturing role in someone else's life, many women assume the role of mother to children they did not birth. On this day, these women ought to receive the same recognition. Additionally, non-traditional parent roles or two mothers are frequently found in LGBTQ+ families. A powerful message about love, acceptance, and family diversity is conveyed when Mother's Day is celebrated inclusively. ## "How to Celebrate Mother's Day Internationally" Grand gestures are not required for Mother's Day. The simplest and most sincere presents frequently have the greatest significance. Some thoughtful ways to celebrate are as follows: ### **1. Spend Time Well** Your time is the most valuable gift you can give. Your presence means the world to her, whether it's for a simple meal, a stroll in the park, or watching her favorite movie. ### **2. Send a Letter** A handwritten note stands out in the digital age. Share fond memories and express your gratitude. The soul can be touched by words. ### **3. Make a Book of Memories** Make a scrapbook or digital photo album out of old photos, letters, and mementos. It's a beautiful way to keep memories of shared experiences alive. ### **4. Help Us Out Cook her favorite dish, take care of her errands, or do the chores. A wonderful way to show your appreciation is to lighten her load on a daily basis. ### **5. Volunteer or give money** Foundations for maternal health, women's shelters, and educational programs for mothers and children are examples of organizations that benefit mothers. ## "The Debate About Commercialization" Mother's Day has been criticized for becoming overly commercialized over the years. The day that was originally intended to celebrate selfless love is now frequently associated with extravagant gifts, commercials, and shopping sprees. The holiday that Anna Jarvis helped to create was opposed by Anna Jarvis herself. She thought that the best way to show love and gratitude was through personal acts, not things bought in stores. There is nothing wrong with buying gifts, but emotion and sincerity should always come first. ## Motivational Motherhood Quotes In the spirit of reflection, here are a few timeless sayings that sum up motherhood perfectly: > "God made mothers because he couldn't be everywhere" *Rudyard Kipling was the author. > "A mother's arms are more comforting than any other" * – Diana, Princess of Wales > "I owe my angel mother everything I am or ever hope to be." * – Lincoln, Abraham > "The impact that a mother has on the lives of her children cannot be measured." James E. *– ** Faust**
By M Kamrul Islam 9 months ago in Education
Solar World: Powering the Future with the Sun
In recent decades, the world has witnessed a dramatic shift in how energy is produced, stored, and consumed. Among all renewable energy sources, solar power has emerged as a leading contender in the race toward a sustainable and environmentally friendly future. Once viewed as an expensive and niche solution, solar energy is now at the center of a global energy revolution—creating jobs, reducing carbon emissions, and offering energy independence to nations and individuals alike.
By M Kamrul Islam 9 months ago in Education
