Begging is not an employment.It is a curse to any country. A street begger is a familiar figure in towns and cities.He is usually seen to beg sitting or standing by the roadsides, railway stations or bus stands. A street beggar may be either male or female.He is young or old, weak or strong. Blind and lame beggar is also seen there. A street beggar looks strange with dirty and torn cloths. A street beggar has his own way of life and mode of approaching for alms. He tries his best to draw the sympathy of the passers-by with his peculiar voice. Someone takes pity on him and gives a coin or two and go on his way. Again, someone becomes disgusted with his loud shouts and avoids him. A street beggar usually gets a small amount and finds it hard to support himself and his family. Infact, he leads a hard and miserable life.
The name of my native village is Karapur. It is a renowned village in the district of Barisal. It bears in testimony to this heritage of it's glorious past. It's beautiful scenes and scenery feed the eyes of the viewers. It's land area is about three square kilometers with vast green fields on all sides. Two well-conducted road run through the village leading to all directions. Nearly two thousand people live in my village. Most of them are Muslims and few of them is Hindus. Both Hindus and Muslims live together. Most of them belong to middle class. Agriculture is the main occupation to the villagers. About 80% of the people are agriculturists. Some traders and service holders also live here. There are two primary schools, one high school,one madrasah in this village. Besides of these, there is a small market in the middle of the village where the villagers gets the necessary commodities of there daily life.The communication...
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