Rainy Season Composition For All Classes Students

Of the six seasons in Bangladesh the rainy season is the most important due to its contribution towards our agriculture. It is also a very beautiful season. It comes just after the summer. During the rainy season, the sky remains covered with (1791) clouds most of the time. Thunderstorms (বজ্রবৃষ্টি) are very frequent (সচরাচর দেখা যায়). Due to the heavy and incessant rainfalls, wells, ponds, rivers, canals, "lakes, etc. become full to the brim. Lowlands go underwater and look like a sea. The rainy season is very important for our agriculture. It does a lot of good for us. Farmers anxiously wait for the rain as cultivation depends on rain. Without rain, the fields cannot be plowed. Much rain is necessary for growing paddy and jute. Everything becomes full of water and the scarcity of water is no longer felt. This season is vital for the growth of vegetation. Hence, we can say that the vast greenery of Bangladesh is the bounty of the rainy season.

Rainy Season Composition / The Rainy Season of Bangladesh

Topics: [Introduction, Description, Usefulness, Disadvantages, Conclusion]

Rainy Season Composition - There are six seasons in Bangladesh. The rainy season is one of them. Ashar and Sraban are the months of rainy season. But, sometimes the rainy season lasts from the middle of June to the middle of September.

In the rainy season, the sky often remains cloudy. Violent blasts blow. The blasts blow from the Bay of Bengal carrying black clouds. As a result, it rains in torrents. Sometimes rain continues for days together. Tanks and pools that dry up in winter and summer season are all filled up again. Everywhere roads are covered with mud. In many villages, people have to go here and there with boats. People can not go out without the umbrella. Students cannot go to school due to excessive rainfall. People can not go out in search of work. The day laborers have to starve. Fields and roads go under water. Farmers cultivate their lands and sow seeds of paddy. Villagers go to market for buying Hilsa.

The rainy season is really a blessing. Water currents bring a lot of silt and it makes the land fertile. So, it brings a lot of benefits for us. Jute and paddy grow well in the rainy season. Current water washes away dirty things. The supply of food also increases in the rainy season. The air becomes fresh and pure. Rainy season gives us comfort also. It lessens the intense heat of summer. It also gives us a green nature. Trees begin to grow to get rainwater.

In spite of having a lot of advantages, the rainy season has some disadvantages too. Though it is considered as the blessing, sometimes it becomes sufferings. Sometimes rain continues for days together. Then, the sufferings of the people know no bounds. Excessive rainfall often turns into the flood. This flood washes away our houses and crops. Moreover, many diseases such as malaria, diarrhea and dysentery etc. break out in the rainy season.

In the long run, it can be said that though the rainy season has some bad sides, it has a lot of good sides. This season is the most important in our country. Because our agriculture only depends on rain. For so, the joy of our tillers knows no bounds if there is sufficient rain in the rainy season.

Essay on rainy season for class 6

Topics:(Introduction, Description, Merits, Disadvantages, Conclusion)

Rainy Season Composition -There are six seasons in Bangladesh. They visit Bangladesh periodically. Each of these periodical change is called a season. The rainy season is one of them. It comes after summer. In Bangladesh, it begins from mid-June and lasts up to mid-August. Ashar and Shraban are the months of the rainy season.

During the rainy season, the sky remains clouded. The earth becomes cool and fresh. Sometimes it drizzles. The sun is seldom seen. Again it rains heavily for days together. Dry ponds, rivers, and canals are filled with water up to the brim. The joy of fishes and frogs know no bounds. But the roads and streets remain muddy. In the town, roads and streets are flooded because of heavy showers of rain. Motorcar, Jeep, Taxi etc. are seen to run through pools of water. It is, indeed, a beautiful sight to me.
In summer, the heat is unbearable. Nature seems to be lifeless. But with the rainy season, Nature seems to get a new life. Then we see green trees, green grass, and green corn fields. Different kinds of flowers bloom and their sweet smell spreads in the air. The beauty of Nature in rainy season charms all, particularly the poets.

In this season, Jute and Paddy grow in plenty. Many sweet and juicy fruits are found in plenty. The flood washes away refuse things and dirt. It makes the country free from malaria and other diseases. In the rainy season, many people can go from one place to another by boat. They can carry heavy things by boat. This saves expenses.

In the rainy season, people cannot feel at ease to go out. Poor people suffer much. Their cottages become damp and wet. Sometimes, the flood washes away their cottages. Many people then become homeless and helpless. Cattle and crops are also destroyed. Diseases like cholera, malaria, and dysentery break out.

It is doubtlessly true that the rainy season is very useful for us. Paddy and Jute grow welt. If there is not much rainfall then, these crops will not grow well. Its economic value is great. Considering all these, we welcome the rainy season. Indeed, it is a blessing to us.

Short Essay on the RAINY SEASON IN BANGLADESH

Rainy Season Composition - Introduction: There are six seasons in Bangladesh. They are the summer, the rainy season, the autumn, the late autumn, the winter, and the spring. Of the six seasons in Bangladesh, the rainy season is the most important due to its contribution towards our agriculture. It is also a very beautiful season. It comes just after the summer.
Description: During the summer the weather remains very hot. Ponds, wells, canals, and lakes dry up. Trees languish for want of water. Everything waits for the refreshing touch of the rain. Then comes the rainy season with its shower of rain like a blessing. During the rainy season, the sky often remains covered with clouds most of the time. Thunderstorms are very frequent (সচরাচর দেখা যায়). Due to the heavy and incessant (বিরতিহীন) rainfalls, wells, ponds, rivers, canals, lakes, etc. become full to the brim. Lowlands go underwater and look like a sea.

Usefulness: The rainy season is very important for our agriculture. It does a lot of good for us. Farmers anxiously wait for the rain as cultivation depends on rain. Without rain, the fields cannot be plowed. Much rain is necessary for growing paddy and jute. Everything becomes full of water and the scarcity of water is no longer felt.

Disadvantages: The rainy season has its disadvantages, too. Roads become muddy and slippery. Then it becomes very difficult to use the roads. Poor people living in huts also suffer a lot. They can not go out in heavy rain to work for earning their daily bread. Many diseases like cholera, dysentery, and malaria also break out in this season. Heavy rainfall often causes the flood. Floods wash away houses, poultry, cattle, and crops and thus cause a great loss to the villagers.

Conclusion: The importance of the rainy season outweighs its disadvantages. It is also a very pleasant season. Watching rain while sitting beside the window can turn anyone into a romantic poet. One can pass hours watching the rain falling on green trees, fields, and ponds. Such beauty is beyond description. This season is vital for the growth of vegetation. Hence, we can say that the vast greenery of Bangladesh is the bounty (a) of the rainy season.

The Rainy Season and Umbrella

The Rainy Season Composition

Rainy Season Composition - The Rainy Season in Bangladesh, When the earth becomes desiccated and lifeless in the scorching sun during the simmering summer, nature is athirst and all but suffocated, then comes the rainy season with its life-giving freshness of heavenly water. The cracked and dried soil gets revitalized. The tongue of the heated atmosphere sucks in enough moisture and becomes lively. Everywhere there is seen the affluence and freshness of youth. All this happens by virtue of the advent of the rainy season, the most outstanding and longest season of the year.

"Ashar" and "Sraban"—these two months consist of the rainy season. But actually, this season extends itself through the month of Ashwin. The season intoxicates the sky, moisturizes the soil, fills up the rivers, canals, ponds, lakes, and ditches all around. Patches of dark-black clouds rehearse all over the sky to pour water. In the beginning, the sky covers its face with the opaque veils of pregnant clouds and looks as though it were cross with the earth. Then, all of a sudden, it showers raindrops, sometimes thunderbolts accompanying them. Eventually, the whole sky breaks down into a paroxysm of wild cry.

The rains come with blessings. Farmers, carrying their plows on their shoulders, head for the fields, singing "vatiali" songs. The soil, wet from heavy raindrops, invite them to plow it. Not a single member of the animal world remains thirsty. The flora sucks in through their roots the heavenly life-giving water of rain-drops. The wind gets back its moisture, its life. Wild plants grow here and there with unparalleled vigor. Everywhere there is a greeny picturesque sight. From many stranded seeds sprout forth new buds of various known and unknown plants. Likewise, in the hearts of humourist people arise the forlorn and forgotten memories of the past; they would perhaps bring a perfection to the incomplete pleasure of life.

During the rainy season, it often rains torrentially. Sometimes it showers at a stretch for four or five days. During this time those who do not have anxiety for their bread enjoy the rhythmic down-pour of rain-drops, sitting idle on an easy chair at the corner of the house, or beside an open window. In the far-off forests, peacocks start dancing, stretching their wings wide apart. The poetic mind, likewise, breathes out songs like:

Today my heart dances As blithely as the peacock. Dances my heart, ah!

The rainy season has its own odor, sound, and beauty. The unique smell of the swampy and damp soil remind us of nature in its own abode and characteristics. The mind swells up with a proud sense of belonging to the earth. "Patter patter went the rain" on the tin-sheds, creating a rhythmic melodious liquid but metallic sound, in which the poetic mind discovers enjoyable rhymes. Sometimes this sound breaks the heart of a lover in separation. This sound is anesthetizing, dream-giving, and tonic. It has poetic elements in it. It takes us into the subconscious, an extraordinary world we have within ourselves.

The rainy season expresses itself in the rivers, canals, "bells", and ponds. During this time they often overflow their banks. Everything goes under water. Amphibious creatures and playful fishes run to and fro out of ecstatic joy. Very often they are followed by the naughty boys and girls of the villages. This scenery is actually very charming to the Bangali eye.

The usefulness of the rainy season is well-known. It is because of this season that our country is full of crops and flowers. The greenish lively appearance of nature in our country is fully attributable to this season. This season has rendered our climate moderate, not too hot nor too cold. It has made our a country of rivers and natural beauty. In this regard, it is worth noticing that while poets in many other countries of the world mainly sing of
the spring, the poets of our country sing highly of the rainy season. In a word, there is no doubt that the natural beauty of our country is a blessing of the rainy season.

No doubt that the rainy season does us the great favor. But the harms it does to us are no less important to discuss. During this time living in the villages come to a stand-still, so to say. Village streets get muddy and become unsuitable for easy transportation and communication. There arises a great crisis of pure drinking water in most villages. Rainwater being undrinkable, there is"water everywhere/Not a drop to drink". As a result, various water-borne diseases like cholera, diarrhea etc break out in village areas like an epidemic. Cattle and poultry also catch various diseases. Often marauding floods inundate people's houses corn-fields and everything. They lose many things, even their lives. In towns and cities, too heavy rainfall becomes a big cause of people's sufferings.

The merits and demerits of the rainy season may be compared minutely to form a final opinion about whether it does us more good than bad. And ultimately we must come up with the conclusion that the rainy season is a necessary evil to us. But for this season we would not exist at all, though sometimes it threatens our existence.

Rainy Season Essay

Rainy Season Composition - Introduction: Bangladesh, the darling child of nature, is blessed with six seasons. The six seasons is summer, winter, autumn, late autumn, spring, and winter. Of them, the rainy season is the second one comprising the two Bangla months of Ashar and Shravan. The rainy season has its own peculiarities and features for which are quite different from other seasons.

The Rainy Season: The rainy season is a season of rains, water, storm, cyclones, and flood. The sun is hardly seen for the sky remains cloudy. It rains cats and dogs for days together. Umbrella is a main saver or protector from rains. People never want to get wet in the rain, though they can hear the thundering sounds very often.

Natural appearance: Nature in this season assumes a gloomy appearance. It seems to be shedding tears. The sky is cloudy all through the day. It rains in torrents off and on. As a result, the ponds, the wells, the tanks, the rivers, and canals remain full to the brim and many a time they go underwater. The lower fields, roads, streets, paths go under water. Except for boats, people cannot go from one place to another in this season. The unmetered or kancha roads in the villages become muddy and slippery. People are to walk through the road barefooted. They slip off in the read.

Disadvantages: The normal work of the farmers remain paralyzed for the rain if it falls heavily. They find it difficult to work in the field. The poor people especially the rickshaw pullers, the van pullers, the push-cart pullers and the lower class of people suffer a lot in this season. Many a time it rains heavily and continuously. As they can't work, so they are to remain starved. To feed the cattle for the farmers become more difficult than feeding their children. They cannot cut/mow grass for the cattle. Many poor farmers do not have a good hoarding of straw and hay to feed the cattle in this season. They sit at home remaining workless and count each of the moments for relaxation. The thatched roof of the poor people's hut leaks water causing them more sufferings. The beggars cannot beg alms, the hawkers cannot hawk/sell goods and the peon cannot deliver postal articles in time to the proper addressees. The students, particularly in rural areas, cannot go to school regularly. Their oven/Chula remains unburnt for the rain that causes them to starve. Their starving children always crave for food.

Advantages: The rainy season has some advantages. It washes away the filths and washes around the environment. As a result, we need no further cleaning it. Then the environment becomes health-giving.

The rainy season for the rich: It is a blessing for the rich and the solvent section of people because they can spend the season in eating, gossiping and sleeping idly. To them, it is a season of leisure, relaxation, and merry-making within the boundary of their houses.

Nature in this season: Nature also looks gloomy all day long like a disappointed fellow. A cold wind blows. The wind in the form of the storm with thundershower blows. Thunderbolts can be heard from the sky. Heavy rainfall causes a flood, the natural calamity, by overflowing the rivers. There have been strong waves that dance on the surface of these rivers. There flows a strong current in these rivers. The murmuring sounds of the rivers are heard. Kadam, keya, shapla flowers are available in the rainy season. The wild beasts like jackal, hayenas, wildcat, bear, hare, rabbit, fox, mongoose etc. take shelter on highlands. They cannot roam about in search of their preys and as a result, they are to starve. Poisonous snakes like gokhra, kaal keuta, padma gokhra etc are also seen here and there. Many a time, people fall a victim to these snakes.

Importance of the season: The rainy season is important for the agro-based land. The farmers can easily cultivate the hard land. The rain makes the soil soft and suitable for growing crops. Most crops are sown and planted in this season. The rain makes the soil alluvial and fertile. It also lessens the hit of the sun. Green leaves put forth in the trees. Paddy and jute grow well in this season.

Conclusion: Despite all its demerits the rainy season is most useful and most important. If there were no rains, crops would have been failed.