Valentine day is celebrated on 14th February celebrating love, care and affection between two lovers.It is celebrated from the time of Roman Empire.In Ancient Rome, Valentine day was celebrated in Ancient Rome to honor the queen of Roman Goddesses and Gods, Juno.Juno was known as Queen of women and marriages.

From 15th Feb there was first day of the festival known as the Feast of Lupercia.On 14th February all the young boys and girls of villages would write their name on a piece of paper and put it in a jar and then every young boy would draw name of a girl from the jar and that girl would be partner for the festival.

Love is the most powerful emotion or feeling . This feeling is celebrately widely all over the world on Valentine day with joy and happiness. Different people celebrate it in different way. Some people gift their loved one's with cholclates, gifts, any thing or some celebrate it by having lunch or dinner . To celebrate valentine day with feeling of romance people love to have candle light dinner on valentine day or going to a beach on it.

Many people in India are against the celebration of Valentine day they think that it against the Indian culture and we are just copying the western culture. They may be also right as many teenagers doesnt understand the meaning of valentine day they show off their love by using wrong ways. Valentine day is celebrated for the glory of love and it should be celebrated properly.

Do you guide your thoughts or are you guided by them? The power of thought is certainly the greatest of all the faculties with which human beings are endowed. A wise man rightly said: " Today we are where our thoughts have led us, and tomorrow we will be where we focus our thoughts."

What is important and interesting to know is that it takes more energy to think negatively than to think positively. A man who feels inferior will gradually attain a similar attitude towards life. Worse yet, your negative thoughts could have an adverse effect on others. If you constantly treat your child like a little monster, then rest assured he will do everything to satisfy your thoughts. Even if one hasn’t been treated well in their youth, it’s not a valid reason to treat other’s the same way. Of course the opposite is also equally true. Love your child and encourage them to be inquisitive and you will be blessed with a compassionate thinking child.

Everything that exists today was originally a thought. Whatever you do, is the result of a positive or negative thought. It's better to learn to control your thoughts than be controlled by it. Positive thoughts help the body produce astonishing energy that enables the body, mind and spirit to work in perfect harmony.

We are constantly having internal conversations within ourselves everyday. How much of those thoughts are constructive? A little introspection will tell you whether your thoughts are helping you move closer to your goals or taking you further away. If your thoughts inspire you, then you may have already mastered the art of self motivation. However, if your thoughts aren’t exactly helping you, then there’s no need to worry. You are like the most of us and your thoughts can still be programmed to direct you in the right direction.

It is true that our thoughts often come from our past experiences. As a child, there might be incidents over which some of us had no control and they continue to influence our thought process. But as an adult we have a choice to let ourselves languish in the past or to take control of our thoughts and sail into the future with confidence. If you develop a habit of positive thinking, the challenges that life tosses at you become much easier to face.

Anyway, there IS nothing special about my winters. actually. Nothing more than being in a quilt, with a blower on... and drinking some EXTRA HOT coffee, or tea!

Bangladesh is a fertile, flat country to east of west Bengal. Before partition in 1947, it was called east Bengal. After Partition, it was called East Pakistan. When it became independent from Pakistan in 1971, it changed its name to Bangladesh. Bangladesh means `Land of the Bengalis.’ Like the people of west Bengal, Bangladesh speak Bangla. Most of them are Muslims but there are also quite a few Hindus.

The river Ganga and the river Brahmaputra meet in Bangladesh. Both are enormous rivers. They spread out to form a delta of many smaller rivers before they meet the sea. This means that there are rivers all over country. The rivers bring very good soil to the fields so people can grow a lot of rice. They also bring fish-and most Bengalis love eats to fish! Sadly the rivers sometimes flood. In 1998, millions of people lost their homes because of floods. Many people became ill because floods spread disease. Another danger comes from cyclones. The land near the sea is low and flat, so tidal waves from the sea can sweep away homes, animals and people.

Bangla talk

Bangladesh is a very dense population, so it is crowded and many people are poor. Less than half of the people can read and write. The average life of Bangladeshis is 56 years-shorter than India.

There are lots of rivers where we live. One of our main crops is jute because it needs lots of water. The stalks of jute plants are stringy, so they are made into mats and rope. Then they are exported to other countries. My father used to earn good money in the jute fields. The trouble is that nowadays many mats and ropes are made of plastic. This means that other countries don’t buy so much jute-and he doesn’t get so much work. This is a work of him on a good day, when he has work. He’s soaking jute stalks in the river.

My mother used to stay at home all day, but last year she got job too. There is a work of her making a basket out of jute. The baskets are exported to foreign countries.

I used to go to school, but now I have to go to work, like my parents. School is free, but we didn’t have enough money too pay for the books and uniform. I was really sorry to leave school as I was good at my studies-especially science. I wanted to be a science teacher, but I cannot now. I will work for a daily wage like my father. At the moment it is quite easy to get work. The landowners want children like me to work for them because they don’t have to pay us as much as grown-ups.