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Hospitals in Bangladesh are busy treating bullet-injured students Recently, the hospitals located in different districts of Bangladesh have become heavy in the treatment of students injured by the police, RAB, and BGB in the center of the anti-government movement of the students across Bangladesh. It is said that about 146 students lost their lives in various districts of Bangladesh including Rangpur division in this movement. The death toll is expected to rise. It is reported from various media that the Bangladesh government is keeping the exact information of the deceased secret to keep its image intact. The current Awamileague government in Bangladesh, on its authority outside the constitution of Bangladesh, reserves 30% of the quota for the children and grandchildren of freedom fighters i.e. “those who fought in the liberation war of Bangladesh in 1971”, 5% for tribals and religious minorities. Like 5% quota for Hindu Christians, 10% quota for women and 5% quota for equality in dif...

Use of solar energy Figure: Solar Energy Utilization Technology Water absorbed by the sun at a temperature of 100 degrees Celsius dries up and takes the form of flammable vapor. And these fiery vapors return to us as rain, fog, snow and sleet. This water is essential for growing crops on land. Furthermore, crop plants require sunlight to survive, grow and produce their carbohydrate food. We also live by eating these carbohydrates made by plants. Billions of years ago, forests or marine life, which later disappeared into the Earth's interior, were created in the presence of the sun. The coal, natural gas, or mineral oil that we extract from the ground are naturally derived from decaying plants or marine life. These elements of natural energy are gradually depleting. Mineral energy sources are gradually running out. Scientists have already discovered nuclear energy. Yet more and more new energies are being explored. Especially in the most remote places of the world, scientists are se...