Suppose, you are Anuvob/Anuva. You have a pen friend named Javan who lives in the USA. He wants to know about your country. Now, write a letter to your friend describing your country.

22/A West Dhanmondi
Dhaka
11 October 2025
Dear Zim,

I hope you're doing well! I'm excited to tell you about the anti-discrimination student movement in Bangladesh, which has made a huge impact on our society.

The movement initially began with students rallying for merit-based opportunities.. They wanted to end the unfair quota system, which often limited opportunities for qualified students by reserving a large portion of jobs and university seats for specific groups. As this student-led protest grew, people from all walks of life began to join, seeing it as a stand against systemic discrimination and inequality.

Over time, the movement evolved from focusing solely on quota reforms to challenging the government's authoritarian actions. The protests became a call for a more democratic and fair system, with the movement finally demanding that the fascist government step down. In the end, it wasn't just about students' rights but about justice and equality for all. The unity between students and the general public showed the strength of a united front against discrimination.

Let me know if you want to hear more details!

Best wishes,
Abir

25 February 2025
Subidbazar, Sylhet.
Dear Milon,

I received your letter yesterday. You wanted to know how did I celebrate the 21st February this year. Now I am describing about it,

The function was started at 12.01 a.m. We decorated our school's Shaheed Minar beautifully with flowers. The day's programme started with national anthem and the patriotic songs were also sung by our teacher and students. We were bare-footed and went to the Shaheed Minar. We put on a black-batch. The national flag was kept half-mast. We offered the flower wreaths on the Shahis Minar in honor of Language Martyrs. We also kept ourselves one minute silent to respect them. A seminar was held in the afternoon.

No more today.
Sincerely yours,
Sahin.

107, Station Road, Cumilla
6 April 2025
Dear Rupom,

Thank you very much for your letter. In your letter you have wanted to know what I like to do after the SSC examination. Here I am writing a few lines about it.

I shall not have to attend school during the next two or three months. I will be absolutely free. But that does not mean that I want to sit sluggishly during this period. I will go to my village: The purpose is to make the villagers aware of environmental problems.

The village where I want to go is in the middle of a forestland, but the saddest thing is that because of increasing population, the villagers are cutting down the trees. They are making more space for houses and farming. You will be surprised to hear that in this way they have already destroyed half of the forest.

Going there I will try to organize the villagers in order to take some necessary steps against cutting down the forestland. How do you think about my ideas?

Write to me as soon as possible. Convey my best regards to your parents.

Ever yours
Tarun

Bakulpur, Chandpur
6 May 2025
Dear Nafiz,

Your sweet note of the 5th instant anchored the shore of my heart as it bore the news of your winning the first prize in the Inter School Debating Competition. In the letter you also wanted to know about the co-curricular activities of our school. Surely I'll be happy to notify you regarding the co-curricular activities of our school.

You know Bakulpur High School, I read in, is a renowned school in Chandpur District. In addition to providing quality education, it offers an extensive range of co-curricular activities. Here in our school there are a debating club, a computer club, a musical association and a sports association. We have a great opportunity to develop our potentiality participating in these co-curricular activities. We often arrange debating competition, sports competition and musical competition which the students enjoy to a great extent. You will be glad to know that I regularly participate in the cultural activities of the school. I like to perform in stage drama. I also take part in music show. If you come to my house, I will take you to my school and you will be fascinated seeing the extra-curricular activities of our school.

With best wishes,
Tanim

114/B Sadar Road, Barishal
18 May 2025
Dear Abir,

I have come to know from one of your friends that you are not interested in physical exercise. It's not good at all. Because physical exercise has a great value. The importance of physical exercise is very great in our practical life. It helps us keep our body fit for work. It keeps us agile. To maintain good health, we need some sorts of physical exercise. Playing games like football, cricket etc can perform that task. Physical exercise helps our muscles and nerves to work properly. They help to breathe more deeply. It prevents constipation, improves appetites (ক্ষুধা) and digestion of food. They ensure sound health.

I hope that you would realise the importance of physical exercise in student life and do physical exercise.
No more today. Best wishes to you.

Your brother
Roushan

Chattogram,
18 March 2025
My Dear Masuda,

Thank you so much for the prestigious present you sent me on the occasion of my 16th birthday.

I had long been thinking of buying an edition of 'Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary' by Hornby. It seems to me a miracle that you could read my mind and sent me just the book I wanted eagerly. I have got a lot of presents on my birthday, but yours is the best. Father is loud in praise of your choice. In fact, it is a nice dictionary as it contains not only the meanings of the words, but also their different usages which we need to learn English.

However, I must say that though your present pleased me very much, I would have been happier if you were yourself present here on the occasion.
I missed you very much.

Yours ever,
Samia