Tea | Composition

Tea is a sort of black and dried leaves. It is collected from small bushy trees. Tea plants bear enough green leaves. They grow from five to six feet high. Where grown: Tea does not grow in damp land. Hilly places are suitable for growing tea. Darjeeling and Assam in India are famous for tea growing. In Bangladesh the districts of Sylhet and Chittagong produce tea in plenty. Ceylon is one of the best tea-growing countries of the world. Formerly tea was not available in our country. It was first imported here from England. How grown: The British and some foreign tea plates grow tea in our country. They engage labourers to work in the tea-gardens. They carefully cultivate and manure the hilly lands. Then they sow seeds. Kittle plants grow up. When the bushy plants are fully grown, the labourers pluck their green and soft leaves. The tea-leaves are gathered three or four times every year. These leaves are then dried up. Packed and exported to foreign countries. Usefulness: we know that a delicious drink is prepared with tea. First we boil water. Tea is then poured into the water. Within a few minutes, we separate the leaves from the water. This water is called liquor. We mix milk and sugar with the liquor and drink it. This drink is delicious and has a nice flavour. Conclusion: Tea is a stimulant drink. When people feel exhausted, they drink tea. Tea makes their body and mind cheerful. It is very useful in cold countries. People also take tea when they feel cold.

Your Village The name of our village is [name of your village]. It is in the district of [name of the district]. It is an ancient village. Situation: The village stands on the north bank of the river Shitalakkha. On the east of the village there is a large field. It is 5 miles away from the district headquarter. The Thana headquarter [name of the thana headquarter] is only 3 miles away from our village. Population and Occupation: The population of our village is over fifteen thousand. Most of them are Muslims. The rest are Hindus. Most of the villagers are farmers. Some are businessmen and some are service-holders, few of the villagers are fishermen and carpenters, there are many educated men in our village. Most of them live in towns. Institutions: It is an old and important collage. There is a high school, three primary schools, a college and a public library in our village. There are also a post office and big market here. There are four pucca mosques and a madrasha in the village. Communication: The communication of our village either by road or by river is very good. The village is well communicated with the district headquarter and the thana headquarter. The river Shitalakkha connects the village with Sakhua and Kamalapur. Cultural activities: Our village is famous for some cultural activities like Jattra, jarigan, the boat race and the bullock race, Climate and health: The climate of our village is good for health. We have no want of pure drinking water. Fish, milk, meat vegetables etc. are available here in plenty. So the villagers are healthy happy and active. Conclusion: The people of our village are very simple and honest. They live in peace and happiness I am proud that I live in such an ideal village.