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K. ÔAejv RvwZÕ A_© Kx? 1
L. ÔAe‡iva cÖ_vÕ ej‡Z Kx †evSvq? e¨vL¨v Ki| 2
M. DÏxc‡Ki WzwW‡_i gv‡qi gvbwmKZv‡K ÔAa©v½xÕ cÖe‡Üi ÔgvbwmK `vm‡Z¡iÕ m‡½ Kxfv‡e Zzjbv Kiv hvq e¨vL¨v Ki| 3
N. ÒWzwW‡_i cÖwZfv weKv‡ki AšÍivqmg~n ÔAa©v½xÕ cÖe‡Ü Av‡jvwPZ n‡q‡Q|Ó- gšÍe¨wUi h_v_©Zv cÖgvY Ki| 4
2| Wv³vi nvwe‡ei evmvq Av‡iK Wv³vi `¤úwZ †ivwR I Bgivb †eov‡Z G‡m‡Q| wZbR‡b M‡í gMœ| nvwe‡ei wb‡`©‡k ¯¿x
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K. Kj¤^vm †K ? 1
L. ÒZvnviv myKzgvix †Mvjvc-jwZKvq KuvVvj djvB‡Z Pv‡nbÓ- eywS‡q ej| 2
M. DÏxc‡Ki Wwji gvbwmKZv m¤ú‡K© ÔAa©v½xÕ cÖe‡Ü †iv‡Kqv mvLvIqvZ †nv‡mb Kx Bw½Z K‡i‡Qb? 3
N. DÏxc‡Ki Wwji Rxeb weKv‡ki AšÍivq cÖPwjZ mgvRe¨e¯’v- ÔAa©v½xÕ cÖe‡Üi e³‡e¨i Av‡jv‡K gšÍe¨wU hvPvB Ki| 4
3| gvbyl, ZvB mvbwR`v‡K PvKwi Ki‡Z eviY K‡i| mvbwR`vI PvKwi Ki‡Z †Zgb GKUv AvMÖn †`Lvq bv, d‡j Zvi
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K. Ôbe`¤úwZi †cÖgvjvcÕ KweZvwU Kvi †jLv? 1
L. †jLK Ae‡ivaevwmbx‡`i †ewi‡q G‡m Db¥z³ we‡k¦ c`vc©‡Yi AvnŸvb Rvwb‡q‡Qb †Kb?- e¨vL¨v Ki| 2
M. DÏxc‡Ki mvbwR`vi g‡a¨ †h gvbwmKZv cÖKvk †c‡q‡Q Zv ÔAa©v½xÕ cÖe‡Üi m‡½ Kxfv‡e mv`„k¨c~Y©? e¨vL¨v Ki|
K‡i‡Qb|Ó- gšÍe¨wU we‡køY Ki| 3
N. ÒDÏxc‡Ki eweZvi g‡a¨ bvixmËvi †h RvMiY j¶ Kiv hvq Zv-B ÔAa©v½xÕ cÖe‡Ü †jLK Kvgbv 4
4| 8B gvP© wek¦ bvix w`em| †mB w`e‡m e³…Zv w`‡Z wM‡q bvixRvMi‡Y `xw¶Z bvwmiv wmwÏKv e‡jb, Dwbk kZ‡K
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K. Kj¤^vm‡K †jv‡Kiv Kx e‡jwQj? 1
L. ÒAejvi nv‡ZI mgv‡Ri Rxeb-gi‡Yi KvwV Av‡Q|Ó- Dw³wU e¨vL¨v Ki| 2
M. DÏxcKwU ÔAa©v½xÕ cÖe‡Üi m‡½ †Kvb w`K †_‡K mv`„k¨c~Y©? e¨vL¨v Ki| 3
N. ÒDÏxc‡K DwjøwLZ bvixi AwaKvi m‡PZb n‡q †R‡M IVvi welqwUB ÔAa©v½xÕ cÖe‡Üi g~j K_v|Ó gšÍe¨wUi h_v_©Zv
g~j¨vqb Ki| 4
2| KvRx †gvZv‡ni †nv‡m‡bi g‡Z, Ògvby‡li cÖ‡Póvq gvby‡li Rb¨B †h mvwnZ¨ iwPZ nq Zvnv hw` gvbewnZ Ges
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3| Kwig mv‡n‡ei m„ó mvwnZ¨RMr GLb msKxY©Zvi Mvp Qvqvq Av”Qbœ n‡q †M‡Q| Zuvi m„wóKg© GLb Avi wek¦gvb‡ei g‡bi
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K. ÔDcwi cvIqvÕ ej‡Z Kx †evSvq? 1
L. Òmvwn‡Z¨i D‡Ïk¨ Avb›``vb Kiv, wk¶v `vb Kiv bq|Ó- e¨vL¨v Ki| 2
M. DÏxc‡Ki Kwig mv‡n‡ei mv‡_ Ômvwn‡Z¨ †LjvÕ cÖe‡Üi ˆemv`„k¨ †Kv_vq? Av‡jvPbv Ki | 3
N. ÒDÏxc‡Ki Kwig mv‡n‡ei m„ó mvwnZ¨ Ômvwn‡Z¨ †LjvÕ cÖeÜ Abymv‡i DrK…ó mvwnZ¨RMr †_‡K wQU‡K c‡o‡Q|Ó- gšÍe¨wU
we‡køY Ki| 4
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L. ÒcvVKmgvR †h †Ljbv AvR Av`i K‡i, Kvj †mwU‡K †f‡O †d‡jÓ- e¨vL¨v Ki| 2
M. DÏxc‡K Ômvwn‡Z¨ †LjvÕ cÖe‡Üi †Kvb w`KwUi cÖwZdjb N‡U‡Q? e¨vL¨v Ki| 3
N. ÒDÏxcK I Ômvwn‡Z¨ †LjvÕ Df‡qi g~j welqe¯Íz mvwnZ¨ Avb›``v‡bi D‡Ï‡k¨ e¨eüZ n‡q‡Q, wk¶v `v‡bi Rb¨ bq|Ó-
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L. gvwmi Ici wcwmi GKUv AeÁv Ae‡njvi fve wQj †Kb?
M. DÏxc‡Ki mybxj I mykx‡ji mv‡_ Ôgvwm-wcwmÕ M‡íi gvwm-wcwmi mv`„k¨ Av‡jvPbv Ki|
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M. DÏxc‡Ki m‡½ ÔFZz eY©b' KweZvi †KvY FZzi mv`„k¨ wbiƒcY Ki| 3
N. ÒDÏxc‡K FZz eY©b' KweZvi GKvs‡ki cÖwZdjb N‡U‡Q gvÎ|ÓÑ gšÍe¨wUi h_v_©Zv hvPvB Ki| 4
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myô webvcvwb ÿxbwRex
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gš¿xmfv PzovšÍ wgZe¨vqx
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e¨vKiwYK kã‡kÖwY
cÖk-œ 01 : e¨vKiwYK kã‡kÖwY Kv‡K e‡j? cÖKvi‡f`¸‡jv D`vniYmn Av‡jvPbv K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 02 : wµqvi †kÖwYwefvM Av‡jvPbv K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 03 : †hvR‡Ki †kÖwYweb¨vm D`vniYmn Av‡jvPbv K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 04 : wµqv we‡klY Kv‡K e‡j? D`vniYmn wµqv we‡kl‡Yi †kÖwYwefvM Av‡jvPbv K‡iv|
kã MVb:
DcmM©:
cÖk-œ 01 : DcmM© Kv‡K e‡j? cÖKvi‡f` ¸‡jv D`vniYmn †j‡Lv|
cÖk-œ 02 : DcmM© Kv‡K e‡j? Dcm‡M©i cÖ‡qvRbxqZv Av‡jvPbv K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 03 : ÔDcm‡M©i A_©evPKZv †bB wKš‘ A_©‡`¨vZKZv Av‡QÕ Av‡jvPbv K‡iv|
cÖK…wZ-cÖZ¨q :
cÖk-œ 01 : cÖK…wZ Kv‡K e‡j? cÖK…wZ KZ cÖKvi I Kx Kx D`vniYmn Av‡jvPbv Ki|
cÖk-œ 02 : cÖZ¨q Kv‡K e‡j? cÖZ¨q KZ cÖKvi I Kx Kx D`vniYmn Av‡jvPbv Ki|
cÖK…wZ-cÖZ¨q wbY©q Ki|
AwšÍg †µZv UvKzqv > †U‡Kv
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Avw_©K LyKz wWOv
AbyivMx †Ljbv WzešÍ
AuvRjv †LPi XvKvB
AvZ¥Rv L¨vwZ XvKbv
Avaywj > Avawj †Lv`vB PvKv
Avlvwpqv > Avlv‡p MšÍe¨ XvKvB
Av`¨ MYbv XvjvB
Avc` Mvwn‡q > MvB‡q Xv‡Kk^ix
B”QzK MuvDqv > †Mu‡qv ZejwP
BZivwg MvQzqv > †M‡Qv Zš^x
D‡ov MvQwU ZvgvwUqv > Zvgv‡U
DVwZ Mv‡ovqvb wZZzqv > †Z‡Zv
DZivB †MŠie Z¨vM
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DwPZ †MvOvwb `vZv
D³ MÖvg¨Zv `uvZvj
Dw³ Nivwg `vcU
Dß NvUwZ `v‡ivqvb
HwZnvwmK NvZK `ytwLZ
Hw”QK †gvoK `yjbv > †`vjbv
HwnK †Nvlvj `y»
KgwZ †NvjvwUqv > †Nvjv‡U w`e¨
Kiv PZzivwj ˆ`wbK
Kjg`vwb PjšÍ ˆ`Z¨
Kuv`bv > Kvbœv wPiwb > wPiæwb w`kvwi
Kuv`vwbqv > Kuv`y‡b †Pbv `ªvwNgv
KvVzwiqv > KvVz‡i †Q‡j abevb&&
KvÐvwi †Q‡jwg aybvwi, aybywi
Kve¨ RbK `c©Y
†KŠwkK djšÍ †`kx
†KŠkj Revbew›` †`kxq
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KZ©e¨ Rqx ag©
K…lK ÁvZe¨ bKjwek
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KxwZ© SvjvB bexb
bevbœ cÖPwjZ eZ©gvb
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bb`vB > b›`vB cÖm~wZ f³
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bvBqv > †b‡q dješÍ fvZzqv > †f‡Zv
bk^i wdiZ > †diZ fq
bvPv dz‡jj fveyK
bvUwKqv > bvUz‡K eLvwUqv > eLv‡U fv¯^i
wbovwb e³e¨ †fŠwZK
bvqK D³ gnË¡
bqb e³v gwngv
†bZ… > †bZv eiYxq gvbe
bxwjgv eovB gayi
bybZv > †bvbZv ebyqv > ey‡bv gvayh©
cvK emZ gš¿x
cvPK evwl©K gvBqv > †g‡q
cvVK enZv gvwUqv > †g‡U
co–qv evÜe gvVzqv > †g‡Vv
cošÍ ew›`bx gvbZ
cwiZ¨vM ev•gq gvbweK
cve©Z¨ evwMPv gvjvB
cw¼j ev`jv wgVvB
cwÐZ evowZ wgZvwj
cixÿv evOwj wg_y¨K
cwilr, cwil`&& hvPvB wgïK
cvIbv evRbv gyw³
cvbxq evwjqv > †e‡j †gvoK
cvZjv we`y¨r †gŠwLK
cvKv‡gv weavZv gy»
cv_wiqv > cv_y‡i webq †gavex
wccvmv wePvi †gvMjvB
cvbZv/ cvšÍv wew`Z gš¿Yv
cvwbmv > cvb&&mv > cvb&&‡m ˆeòe g„b¥q
cwikÖgx eyw×gvb †hv×v
c~Rvwi †eqvB †hŠwMK
cvw_©e †eBgvb ivLvj
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7
iƒp wkÿvbwek m„wó
†iv`b kqb †mŠ›`h©
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jvjwmqv>jvj‡m> jvj‡P mI`vMi ¯§iYxq
jvwVqvj> †j‡Vj myjf ¯§Z©e¨
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wjwLZ m¤ªvU nvZzwoqv> nvZz‡o
†jvbv mvgvwRK nvZj
†jŠwKK muvZviæ nvZvb
knwiqv > kû‡i mwnòz nvZv‡bv
kvixwiK mvwnZ¨ nvwm
ˆke mvcywoqv> mvcy‡o wngvPj
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04. We are social beings and have to consider to our behaviour on others. There are two terms to
describe our social behaviour- etiquette and manners. Etiquette means the rules of correct behaviour
in society. The word manner means the behaviour to be polite in particular society or culture.
Everybody should earn two terms in his character. [PÆMÖvg †evW© 2024; iv. †ev. 17]
05. Trees are our friends. Is helps us in different ways. It gives us shade, food, fuel, medicine and
oxygen. Trees make our environment beautiful. Trees are our valuable wealth. It is very much
necessary to make afforestation programme successful. [w`bvRcyi †ev. 2019; h‡kv. †ev. 24]
06. Bangladesh declared independence on 26 March, 1971. It become free from pakiostan on 16
December, 1971 after a great liberation war. It is a democaratic country with many kinds of people.
Bangladesh is also a beautiful country with many resources. It has rich deposit of oil, gas ans coal.
It can utilize these resources and become prosperous. [h‡kvi †evW© 2005
07. Time is valuable. It is even more valuable than money. We can regain lost money, we can regain
lost health but time once gone is gone forever. So every moment of life should be used properly.
[XvKv †evW© 2023]
08. A good teacher in one of the most important people in our country. Bangladesh needs good teacher.
A good teacher makes lessons interesting. He also makes them confident and proves them clever.
Everybody has something valuable in him. A good teacher discovers the treasure hidden inside each
student. [gqgbwmsn †evW© 2023]
09. Books are man's best companion in life. You must have very good friends but you can't get them
when you need them. But books are always ready to be by your side. Some books may make you
laugh; some other may give you much pleasure. So, we cannot be complete without books.[ivRkvnx †evW©
2023]
10. Man is the architect of his own life. If he makes a proper division of his time and does his duties
accordingly, he is sure to prosper in life. Youth is the golden season of life. In youth the mind can be
moulded in any form. It is called seed the time of life. [ewikvj †evW© 2023]
11. Walking is the best suited to all kinds of health. Both the young and the old can walk and help their
bodies make active as long as they live. On the other hand, gymnastic excrcises are the best suited to
young people only. However, today most doctors advise some patients, suffering from particular
diseases for jogging. [Kzwgjøv †evW© 2023]
12. The present world we live in is a global village. The countries of the world are now like the homes
of a village. The countries are like the next door neighbour to one another. We can immediately
know what happens in other countries. And we can also share their joys and sorrows with them.
[w`bvRcyi †evW© 2023]
13. Our total environment influences our life and way of our living. The main elements of human
environment are men, animals, plants, soil, air and water. There are relationship between these elements.
When these relationships are disturbed, life becomes difficult or impossible. [h‡kvi †evW© 2023]
14. In the modern world women have proved that they can go ahead with men shoulder to shoulder. It is
not that their only duty is to serve as a mother and wife. They have many things to do there remain
many ways open for them. They can work in offices, schools, colleges and universities. They have
formed a great asset for the nation. [wm‡jU †evW© 2023]
15. Books are men’s best companions in life. You must have very good friends but you cannot get them
when you need them. They may not speak gently to you. One or two may prove false and do you
much harm. But books are always ready to be by your side. Some books may make you laugh. Some
other may give you much pleasure. Others again may give you knowledge and new ideas. So
making friendship with books costs us nothing but gives us much. [XvKv †ev. I wm‡jU †ev. 2016]
16. Can you say why Bangladesh came out victorious in this war? There are two reasons. First, the
people of Bangladesh believed that they fought for freedom of the nation. They fought in they name
of the freedom of our homeland Bangladesh. The Pakistanis were defeated because they wanted to
take the country of others. Second, we had a very great leader. [ewikvj †ev. 2016]
17. Home is the first school where the child learns his first lessons. The first lessons are very important
for the development of his mind. He sees, hears and begins to learn at home. It is home that builds
his character. In a good home honest and healthy men are made. [w`bvRcyi †ev. 2016]
19. Man is the architect of his own life. If he makes a proper division of his time and does his duties
accordingly, he is sure to prosper in life. But if he does otherwise, he is sure to repent when it is too
late and he will have to drag a miserable existence from day to day. Youth is the golden season of
life. In youth the mind can be moulded in any from you like. It is called the seed time of life. [Kzwg. †ev.
2016]
20. The great advantage of early rising is the good start. It gives in our day’s work. The early riser has
done large quantity of hard work before other man have got out of bed. In early morning the mind is
fresh and there are fewer disturbances. So the work done at that time is generally well done. By
beginning so early, he knows that has plenty of time to do all the work thoroughly. He is not,
therefore, tempted to hurry over any part of it. [wm. †ev. 2016]
21. The aim of education is to make a man fully equipped to be useful to himself and to the society. Its
aim is to develop the whole man’s body, mind and soul. Education aims at providing a child with
opportunities to bring out all the hidden talent that it possesses. A truly educated person should be
self-reliant with regard to his own needs. He should also help others in attaining self-reliance. A
educated man should be gentle, thoughtful, creative, kind, respectful, sympathetic and co-operative.
If education offers no spiritual-beauty, it has no value. [iv. †ev. 2016]
22. A patriot is a man who loves his country, works for it, and is willing to fight and die for it. Every
soldier is bound to do his duty. but the best soldiers do more than this. They risk their lives because
they love the country. They are the best friends of the people. [h. †ev. 2017]
23. A Good teacher is one of the most important people in any country. Bangladesh needs good
teachers. A good teacher makes lessons interesting. He keeps pupils and students awake. He also
makes them confident and proves them clever. Everybody has something valuable in him. A good
teacher discovers the treasure hidden inside each student. [PÆ. †ev. 2017]
24. Bangladesh is the land of our birth. The blue sky and the fresh air of this land are very dear to us. It
is our duty to build up our dear Bangladesh. It is our sacred duty. If we do our respective duties, then
only our country will make progress. [ewikvj †ev. 2017]
25. Many people put off for tomorrow the work they can do today. Students also very often put off their class
lessons for tomorrow. Nothing is more in injurious then this habit. Men do not know what will happen
tomorrow. A lot of troubles and dangers may come and upset everything. [wm. †ev. 2017]
26. Man is the architect of his own life. If he makes a proper division of his time and does his duties
accordingly, he is sure to prosper in life. Youth is the golden season of life. In youth the mind can be
moulded in any form you like. It is called the seed time of life. [Kzwgjøv †evW© 2008; wm‡jU †evW© 2009]
27. The life of a student is a life of preparation, preparation for the struggle of life. To make him well
fitted for the struggle, education is necessary. Students of to-day will lead the nation tomorrow. But
if their education is not complete, would they be able to lead the country to peace and prosperity?
[w`bvR. †ev. 2017]
28. Walking is the best suited to all kinds of health. Both the young and the old can walk and help their
bodies make active as long as they live. On the other hand, gymnastic exercises are best suited to
young people only. However, today most doctors advise some patients, suffering from particular
diseases, for jogging. [Kzwg. †ev. 2017]
29. Bangladesh is now a free country. She suffered much during the last twenty five years. But for her,
the days of suffering are over. She is going to enter into an age of great prosperity. The golden land
of Bangladesh will again be flowing with milk and honey. [XvKv †ev. 2017]
30. Honesty is a noble virtue. It is the secret of succes in every sphere of life. The valuweof honesty is
very great, It wins love, respect and fearlessness, An linest man passes his days in respect of
happiness. Honesty is the best policy. [PÆMÖvg †evW© 2004; Kzwgjøv †evW© 2007]
31. Punctuality is to be cultivated and formed into a habit. The quality is to be acquired through all our
works from our boyhood. Boyhood is the seed time. The habit formed at this time will continue all
thorough our live. Everything at right time should be our motto. [XvKv †ev. 2019]
32. We should bear the courage to say the right thing. We need not fear men nor care for what others
think of us. as long as our purpose is honest. God will be on our side. And with this help, we shall be
able to encourage the weak. Thus, we shall be able to march in life and search its goal. [wm‡jU †ev. 2019]
33. The aim of education is to make a man fully fit for himself and the society. It means to develop the
whole man-his body, mind and soul. It is education which aims at providing a child with
opportunities so that it can bring to light its all latent qualities. An educated man should be gentle,
polite, thoughtful, creative, kind, respectful, Sympathetic and co-operative. So all of us should try
our best to be educated and to sere humanity and the state. Because if education develops no
spiritual and moral values, It has no value at all. [Kzwgjøv †ev. 2019]
34. Man cannot live alone. So, he likes to keep company. He cannot do without the help of other even
for a day. For this reason men have been living together for many days. This is called social life.
None can go according to this sweet will in society. [PÆ. †ev. 2019]
35. Shaheed Minar is the symbol of our love and sincerity for supreme sacrifice of our language
martyrs. It is located in front of Dhaka Medical College. Hamidur Rahman, a famous architect
designed this significant monument. Its vertical lines symbolize the manifestations of inner strength.
The four columns on both sides of the central structure reflect the balance and harmony of united
stand. Today, it has become a part of our political as well as cultural achievement and national
source of inspiration. [ivRkvnx †ev. 2019]
fvlY
cÖk-œ 01 : ÔMYZš¿ I gvbevwaKviÕ kxl©K Av‡jvPbv Abyôv‡bi Dc‡hvMx GKwU fvlY ˆZwi K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 02 : Ôm¤úª`vqMZ m¤úªxwZÕ kxl©K Av‡jvPbv Abyôv‡bi Dc‡hvMx GKwU fvlY ˆZwi K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 03 : D”P gva¨wgK †kÖwYi wkÿv_©x‡`i we`vq Dj‡ÿ¨ we`vqx wkÿv_©xi cÿ †_‡K GKwU fvlY ˆZwi K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 04 : †Zvgvi K‡j‡Ri bexbeiY Dcj‡ÿ¨ Øv`k †kÖwYi wkÿv_©x wn‡m‡e GKwU fvlY ˆZwi K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 05 : gnvb ¯^vaxbZv w`em D`&hvcb Dcj‡ÿ Av‡qvwRZ †Kv‡bv Abyôv‡b Dc¯’vc‡bi R‡b¨ cÖavb AwZw_i
GKwU fvlY ˆZwi K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 06: ÔGKz‡ki †PZbv I Zvrch©Õ/AvšÍR©vwZ©K gvZ…fvlv w`e‡mi Zvrch© eY©bv K‡i GKwU g fvlY ˆZwi K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 07 : ÔLv‡`¨ †fRvj: Zvi KviY I cÖwZKviÕ kxl©K Av‡jvPbv-mfvq cÖavb e³v wn‡m‡e GKwU gÂfvlY
ˆZwi K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 08 : gv`K`ª‡e¨i fqven cwiYwZ/a~gcvb welcvb m¤ú‡K© m‡PZbZv m„wói j‡ÿ¨ hyemgv‡Ri D‡Ï‡k¨
GKwU fvlY iPbv K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 09 : ÔmoK `yN©Ubv: KviY I cÖwZKviÕ/Ôwbivc` moK PvBÕ kxl©K Av‡jvPbv mfvq cÖavb AwZw_i GKwU
fvlY cÖ¯‘Z K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 10 : gnvb weRq w`e‡mi Zvrch© kxl©K Av‡jvPbv mfvq mfvcwZi fvlY cÖ¯‘Z K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 11 : ÔRvwZ MV‡b QvÎ mgv‡Ri f~wgKvÕ m¤úwK©Z GKwU fvlY ˆZwi K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 12 : Ôme©¯Í‡i gvZ…fvlvPP©vÕ kxl©K †mwgbv‡i cÖavb e³vi fvlY iPbv K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 13: ÔAv‡jvwKZ gvbyl PvBÕ kxl©K Av‡jvPbv mfvq Dc¯’vc‡bi Rb¨ cÖavb AwZw_i GKwU fvlY iPbv K‡iv|
cÖwZ‡e`b
cÖk-œ 01 : Ôcwi‡ekMZ fvimvg¨ iÿvi Rb¨ PvB e„ÿ‡ivcYÕ GB wk‡ivbv‡g GKwU cÖwZ‡e`b iPbv K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 02 : moK `yN©Ubv †e‡o hvIqvi KviY I cÖwZKvi m¤ú‡K© GKwU cÖwZ‡e`b iPbv K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 03 : ÔhvbRU GKwU fqven mgm¨vÕ wk‡ivbv‡g cwÎKvq cÖKv‡ki Rb¨ GKwU cÖwZ‡e`b iPbv K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 04 : wbZ¨ cÖ‡qvRbxq `ªe¨g~j¨ e„w×i Dci GKwU cÖwZ‡e`b cÖ¯‘Z K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 05 : †Zvgvi †`Lv GKwU MÖvgxY †gjvi Ici GKwU cÖwZ‡e`b ˆZwi K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 06 : ÔkxZvZ© gvby‡li `ytmn RxebÕ wk‡ivbv‡g GKwU cÖwZ‡e`b iPbv K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 07 : †Zvgvi †`Lv ÔGKz‡ki eB‡gjvÕ m¤ú‡K© GKwU cÖwZ‡e`b ˆZwi K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 08 : ÔLv`¨`ª‡e¨ †fRvj †gkv‡bv I Zvi cÖwZKviÕ wel‡q GKwU cÖwZ‡e`b iPbv K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 09 : †Zvgvi †`Lv GKwU ¯^v¯’¨‡K›`ª m¤ú‡K© cÖwZ‡e`b iPbv K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 10 : eZ©gvb iv¯Ív-Nv‡Ui `yie¯’vÕ-wel‡q GKwU cÖwZ‡e`b iPbv K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 11 : †Zvgvi K‡j‡R AbywôZ evwl©K µxov-cÖwZ‡hvwMZv m¤úwK©Z GKwU cÖwZ‡e`b iPbv K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 12 : †Zvgvi K‡j‡R AbywôZ gnvb ¯^vaxbZv I RvZxq w`em D`&hvc‡bi Dci GKwU cÖwZ‡e`b cÖ¯‘Z K‡iv|
cÖk-œ 13 : †Zvgvi K‡j‡R weÁvb †gjv D`&hvcb wel‡q GKwU cÖwZ‡e`b iPbv K‡iv|
mvivsk:
1| ¯^vaxb nevi Rb¨ †hgb mvabvi cÖ‡qvRb, †Zgwb ¯^vaxbZv iÿvi Rb¨ cÖ‡qvRb mZ¨wbôv I b¨vqcivqYZvi| m‡Z¨i cÖwZ
kÖ×v‡evanxb RvwZ hZB †Póv KiæK, Zv‡`i Av‡e`b-wb‡e`‡b dj nq bv| †h RvwZi AwaKvsk e¨w³ wg_¨vPvix, †mLv‡b
`yÕPviRb mZ¨wbô‡K eûweo¤^bv mn¨ Ki‡Z nq, `y‡f©vM †cvnv‡Z nq| wKš‘ gvbyl I RvwZ wn‡m‡e gv_v Zz‡j `uvov‡Z n‡j †m
KóUv mn¨ bv K‡i Dcvq †bB| [Kz. †ev. 2024, e. †ev. 04; wm. †ev. 06; w`. †ev. 17]
2| Áv‡bi ¯ú„nv Qvov wkÿv e¨_©Zvq ch©ewmZ nq| ZLb cixÿv cvkUvB eo nq| G‡Z cixÿv cvk Kiv †jv‡Ki Afve bv
_vK‡jI Ávbxi Afve †`Lv †`q| cixÿv cv‡ki †gvn hw` QvÎ-QvÎx‡`i DrKwÉZ iv‡L, Z‡e Ávb wbe©vm‡b P‡j hvq| c„w_ex‡Z
Aÿq Avmb jv‡fi Rb¨ ZiæY mgvR‡K Áv‡bi cÖwZ Drmvnx K‡i Zzj‡Z n‡e| cixÿv cv‡ki †gvn †_‡K gy³ bv n‡j ZiæY
mgv‡Ri mvg‡b KLbB Áv‡bi w`MšÍ D‡b¥vwPZ n‡e bv| [e. †ev. 19]
3| Af¨vm fqvbK wRwbm- G‡K nVvr ¯^fve †_‡K Zz‡j †djv KwVb| gvbyl nevi mvabv‡ZI †Zvgv‡K mwnòz n‡Z n‡e| mZ¨ev`x
n‡Z PvI? Zvn‡j wVK Ki mßv‡n AšÍZ GKw`b wg_¨v ej‡e bv| Qgvm a‡i Ggwb K‡i wb‡R mZ¨ K_v ej‡Z Af¨vm Ki|
Zvici GK ïfw`‡b Avi GKevi cÖwZÁv Ki, mßv‡n Zzwg `yw`b wg_¨v ej‡e bv| GK eQi c‡i †`L‡e mZ¨ K_v ejv †Zvgvi
Kv‡Q A‡bKUv mnR n‡q c‡o‡Q| mvabv Ki‡Z Ki‡Z Ggb GKw`b Avm‡e, hLb B”Qv Ki‡jI wg_¨v ej‡Z cvi‡e bv| wb‡R‡K
gvbyl Kivi †Póvq cvk I cÖe„wËi m‡½ msMÖv‡g Zzwg nVvr Rqx n‡Z KLbI B”Qv K‡iv bv, Zvn‡j me cÐ n‡e| [e. †ev. 02; w`. †ev. 10]
4| K_vq K_vq wg_¨vPvi, ev‡K¨i g~j¨‡K AkÖ×v KivÑ Gme mZ¨wbô ¯^vaxb RvwZi jÿY bq| ¯^vaxb nevi Rb¨ †hgb 5|
mvabvi cÖ‡qvRb, †Zgwb ¯^vaxbZv iÿvi Rb¨ cÖ‡qvRb mZ¨wbô I b¨vqcivqYZvi| m‡Z¨i cÖwZ kÖ×v‡evanxb RvwZ hZB †Póv
KiæK Zv‡`i Av‡e`b-wb‡e`b Avjøvni Kv‡Q †cuŠQv‡e bv, Zv‡`i ¯^vaxbZvi Øvi †_‡K av°v w`‡q mwi‡q †`qv n‡e| †h RvwZi
AwaKvsk e¨w³ wg_¨vPvix, †mLv‡b `yÕGKRb mZ¨wbô e¨w³i eû weo¤^bv mn¨ Ki‡Z n‡e| wKš‘ gvbeKj¨v‡Yi Rb¨, m‡Z¨i Rb¨
†h weo¤^bv I wbMÖn Zv mn¨ Ki‡ZB n‡e| [P. †ev. 08]
6| †Lv`vi †`Iqv GB c„w_exi wbqvgZ nB‡Z †h wb‡R‡K ewÂZ ivwLj, †m hZ †gvbvRvZB KiæK, †Lv`v Zvnv Keyj Kwi‡eb bv|
†Lv`v nvZ w`‡q‡Qb †e‡nkZ I †e‡nkwZ wPR AR©b Kwiqv jBevi Rb¨, wfLvixi g‡Zv nvZ Zzwjqv wfÿv Kwievi Rb¨ bq|
Avgv‡`i c„w_ex Avgiv Avgv‡`i g‡bi g‡Zv Kwiqv Mwoqv jBe| BnvB nDK Ziæ‡Yi mvabv| [iv. †ev. 2010]
7| wbôzi I KwVb gyL kqZv‡bi| KLbI wbôzi ev‡K¨ †cÖg I Kj¨v‡Yi cÖwZôv nq bv| KwVb e¨env‡i I iƒpZvq gvbevZ¥vi
AatcZb nq| mvdj¨ wKQz jvf nB‡jI †m AvZ¥v `wi`ª nB‡Z _v‡K, my‡hvM cvB‡jB †m Avcb cï ¯^fv‡ei cwiPq †`q| †h
cwiev‡ii KZ©v †QvU‡`i m‡½ AwZkq K`h© e¨envi K‡i, †m cwiev‡ii cÖ‡Z¨‡Ki ¯^fve AwZkq g›` nB‡Z _v‡K| wkïi cÖwZ
GKwU wbôzi K_v, GK GKUv gvqvnxb e¨envi, Zvnvi gbyl¨Z¡ A‡bKLvwb KgvB‡Z _v‡K| AZGe wkï‡K wbôzi K_v ewjqv Zvnvi
m‡½ †cÖgnxb e¨envi Kwiqv Zvnvi me©bvk KwiI bv| GKUv gayi e¨envi A‡bKLvwb i‡³i gZ wkïi gbyl¨Z¡‡K mÄxweZ K‡i|
cwiev‡ii Ava¨vwZ¥K I ˆbwZK DbœwZi Rb¨ mK‡ji †Póv Kiv DwPZ| BnvB cwiev‡ii cÖwZ †cÖg| --------------- [P. †ev. 2009]
8| cÖvPxb hy‡M ÁvbvR©b AvwRKvi gZ Ggb m¯Ív wQj bv| Ávb wQj mvabvi mvgMÖx| †m mvabvq QvÎ gv·KB kÖg ¯^xKvi Kwiqv
Dnv mÂq Kwi‡Z nBZ| fw³i gZ †m Ávb ax‡i ax‡i RgvU euvwaqv gy³v‡Z cwiYZ nBZ| gy³vi K`i gvbyl Kwi‡Z Rv‡b,
Ávbxi K`iI Zvnviv KwiZ| d‡j cÖev` evK¨ iwPZ nBqvwQjÑ weØvb me©Î c~R¨‡Z©| hy‡Mi nvIqvq †m Ávb Zcm¨vi cv`cxV
nB‡Z evRv‡i Avwmqv Av¯Ívbv Mvwoqv‡Q| †jv‡K cqmvi e‡`Šj‡Z Zvnv AvniY Kwiqv K…Zwe`¨ nB‡Z‡Q| wKš‘ Bnvi d‡j we`¨vi
AšÍtcÖfv wejyß nBqv‡Q, hvnv wKQz `„ó nB‡Z‡Q Zvnv evwn¨K PvKwPK¨ gvÎ| [h. †ev. 07]
9| gvby‡li g‡b hLb i‡mi Avwef©ve bv _v‡K, ZLbB †m RowcÐ| ZLb ÿzav-Z…òv-fq-fvebvB Zv‡K †V‡j KvR Kivq, ZLb
cÖwZ Kv‡Ri c‡` c‡`B Zvi K¬vwšÍ Av‡m| †mB wbim Ae¯’v‡ZB gvbyl AšÍ‡ii wbðjZv †_‡K evB‡iI †Kewj wbðjZv we¯Ívi
Ki‡Z _v‡K| ZLbB Zvi hZ LyuwU-bvwU, hZ AvPvi-wePvi, hZ kv¯¿-kvmb| ZLb gvby‡li gb MwZnxb e‡jB Av‡óc„‡ô †m
Ave×| [e. †ev. 2023]
10| kÖg‡K kÖ×vi m‡½ MÖnY Ki| Kvwj ayjvi gv‡S, †iŠ`ªe„wó‡Z Kv‡Ri Wv‡K †b‡g hvI| evey n‡q Qvqvq cvLvi Z‡j _vKevi
†Kvb `iKvi †bB| G n‡”Q g„Zz¨i Av‡qvRb| Kv‡Ri wfZi Kzeyw×, KzgZje gvbewP‡Ë evmv euva‡Z cv‡i bv| Kv‡R kix‡i mvg_©¨
R‡b¥, ¯^v¯’¨, kw³ Avb›`, ù~wZ© mKjB jvf nq| cwikÖ‡gi ci †h AeKvk jvf nq Zv cig Avb‡›`i AeKvk| ZLb K…wÎg
Av‡qvRb K‡i Avb›` Kievi †Kvb cÖ‡qvRb nq bv| ïay wPšÍvi Øviv RM‡Zi wnZ mvab nq bv| ïay wPšÍv K‡i gvbyl c~Y© Ávb jvf
Ki‡Z mg_© nq bv| gvbe mgv‡R gvby‡li m‡½ Kv‡R, iv¯Ívq, KviLvbvq, gvby‡li m‡½ e¨env‡i gvbyl wb‡R‡K c~Y© K‡i| wPšÍv I
cy¯ÍK gvbe g‡bi cuvcwo Ly‡j †`q gvÎ, evwK KvR mvwaZ nq msmv‡ii Kg©‡ÿ‡Î| [e. †ev. 2001]
11| wkÿv GKgyLx nIqv wKQz b‡n| Dnv eûgyLx nIqv PvB| gvby‡li gb‡K hw` GKwU cvqivi N‡ii m‡½ Zzjbv Kiv hvq, Z‡e
me©‡ZvgyLx wkÿv Dnvi mKj Øvi gy³ Kwiqv iv‡L| GB Amxg wek^eªþv‡Ð Pÿz Db¥xjb Kwi‡jB K…Z welq †`wL‡Z cvIqv hvq,
Zvnv nB‡j A‡bK Ávb jvf Kiv hvq| wKš‘, hvnvi g‡bi mKj Øvi¸wj †Lvjv bvB, hvnvi g‡bve„wËmg~n mg¨K cyó b‡n, Zvnvi
c‡ÿ mg¯ÍB AÜKvi| ciš‘ hvnvi †mB Øvi¸wj †Lvjv †m †h w`evwbwk Ávb mÂq Kwi‡Z cv‡i ZvnvB b‡n †m Bnvi e¨enviI
Kwi‡Z cv‡i| [wm. †ev. 2002]
12| mZ¨ IRb `‡i ev M‡Ri gv‡c weµq Kiv nq bv, Zvnv †QvU nB‡jI eo| ce©Z cwigvY Lo-wePvwj ùzwj½ cwigvY Av¸‡bi
†P‡q †`wL‡ZB eo, wKš‘ Avm‡j eo b‡n| mg¯Í †m‡Ri g‡a¨ †hLv‡b mwjZvi m~PvMÖ cwigvY gyLwU‡Z Av‡jv R¦wj‡Z‡Q †mLv‡bB
mg¯Í †mRUvi mv_©KZv| †Z‡ji wb¤œfv‡M A‡bKLvwb Rj Av‡Q, Zvnvi cwigvY hZB nDK, †mUv‡KB Avmj wRwbm ewjevi †Kvb
†nZz bvB| mKj mgv‡RB mgvR-cÖ`x‡ci Av‡jvUzKz huvnviv R¦vjvBqv‡Qb, Zuvnviv msL¨vi wnmv‡e bMY¨, mf¨ wnmv‡e Zuvnviv mgv‡R
AMÖMY¨| Zuvnviv `» nB‡Z‡Qb| Avcbv‡K Zuvnviv wbwg‡l Z¨vM Kwi‡Z‡Qb, Zey Zuvnv‡`i wkÿv mgv‡Ri mK‡ji †P‡q D”PÑ
mgv‡R ZuvnvivB mRxe, ZuvnvivB `xcÖgvb| [P. †ev. 2011]
13| AZxZ‡K fz‡j hvI| AZx‡Zi `ywðšÍvi fvi AZxZ‡KB wb‡Z n‡e| AZx‡Zi K_v †f‡e A‡bK †evKvB g‡i‡Q|
AvMvgxKv‡ji †evSv, AZx‡Zi †evSvi m‡½ wg‡j AvR‡Ki †evSv A‡bK eo n‡q `uvovq| fwel¨r‡K AZx‡Zi gZ `„pfv‡e `~‡i
mwi‡q `vI| AvRB †Zv fwel¨r| fwel¨rKvj e‡j wKQz †bB| gvby‡li gyw³i w`b †Zv AvRB| fwel¨‡Zi K_v †h fve‡Z e‡m, †m
†fv‡M kw³nxbZvq, `ywðšÍvq I ¯œvqweK `ye©jZvq| AZGe, AZx‡Zi I fwel¨‡Zi `iRvq AvMj jvMvI, Avi ïiæ Ki ˆ`wbK
Rxeb wb‡q euvP‡Z| [Ky. †ev. 2005; iv. †ev. 2009]
14| Rxebe„‡ÿi kvLvq †h dzj †dv‡U ZvB gbyl¨Z¡| e„‡ÿi †Mvovq Rj Xvj‡Z n‡e GB d‡ji w`‡K jÿ †i‡L| ïay gvwUi im
†U‡b MvQUv †gvUv‡mvUv n‡q DV‡e GB †f‡e †Kv‡bv gvjx Mv‡Qi †Mvovq Rj Xv‡j bv| mgvR-e¨e¯’v‡KI wVK Ki‡Z n‡e gvbyl‡K
LvB‡q `vB‡q †gvUv K‡i Zzjevi Rb¨ bq| gvby‡li AšÍ‡ii g~j¨‡eva Z_v †mŠ›`h©, †cÖg I Avb›` m¤^‡Ü †PZbv RvwM‡q Zzjevi
D‡Ï‡k¨| hLb GB †PZbv gvby‡li wP‡Ë Rv‡M ZLb GK Ava¨vwZ¥K mylgvq Zvi Rxeb cwic~Y© n‡q D‡V Ges ZviB cÖwZdj‡b
mg¯Í RMr Av‡jvKgq n‡q †`Lv †`q| d‡j gvbyl BZi Rxe‡bi ¸iæfvi †_‡K gyw³ †c‡q wb‡R‡K jNy cÿ cÖRvcwZi gZ nvjKv
g‡b K‡i| [wm. †ev. 2007]
15| gvby‡li my›`i gyL †`‡L Avbw›`Z n‡qv bv| ¯^fv‡e †h my›`i bq, †`L‡Z my›`i n‡jI Zvi ¯^fve, Zvi ¯úk©, Zvi
ixwZ-bxwZ‡K gvbyl N„Yv K‡i| `yt¯^fv‡ei gvbyl gvby‡li ü`‡q R¡vjv Ges †e`bv †`q, Zvi my›`i gy‡L gvbyl Z…wß cvq
bv| A‡eva †jv‡KivB gvby‡li iƒc †`‡L gy» nq Ges Zvi dj †fvM K‡i| hvi ¯^fve g›`, †m wb‡RI `yw®Œqvkxj,
wg_¨vev`x, `yg©wZ‡K N„Yv K‡i| gvbyl wb‡R ¯^fv‡e my›`i bv n‡jI †m ¯^fv‡ei †mŠ›`h©‡K fv‡jvev‡m| [g. †ev. 2024 Kz. †ev. 07; w`. †ev. 09; P. †ev. 10]
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