37. WHY
ENGLISH IS POPULAR –
- daughter, Josheca Mukerji
Any language is a potent means of expression. English
has proved to be one of the most popular languages because vast territories
were ruled by English people. Therefore, they have left their mark on them.
Moreover, this language is flexible in nature and adaptability and, therefore,
it has many variants. In fact, the latest Oxford
36. (BANGLA)
Se jokhon chhilo,
Shudhu dilo ar dilo …
Pran dhele dilo …
Se jokhon galo,
Amar mon tai
nea galo …
Mane shobi to nea galo …
(Ar to kichhui
chai na!)
Sunlam asha mane jawa
Ei jibon shara,
Tobuo bojhano kano
nijeke akhon
para?
(At the death of a mother: When she was alive, she
just gave and gave … Ultimately, even her life … Now, that she is gone, she has
taken away my mind with her i.e. everything I could ever want to live for, leaving
me with a sense of complete hollowness: with my mom gone, I do not have the
desire for anything else …
All through my life, I have heard that if there is a
beginning, there has to be an end; if someone comes, he has to go … But, why is
it so difficult to make my mind understand this now?)
- Sujit Mukerji
35. Night
has ended for another day,
Morning has come in a special way,
May you smile like the sunny ray,
And leave your worries at the blue, blue bay ...
- Sujit Mukerji
34. Man’s
pursuit of a meaningful life
Often ends with a meaningless strife!
At the end, it is the peace that counts,
In a life where it is the stress that mounts …
Man reaches for the rainbow,
To get a blow after blow!
He seeks a spice with a piece for a price …
When he gets what he seeks,
His heart to him speaks –
Wasn’t this what you needed?
Then why are you looking so weeded?
-Sujit Mukerji
33. Yeh to
atma ki pukar h,
Kehti jivan ka yeh saar h,
Sharir to ek akar h,
Ek alankar, ek sringar h
Aur waqt ka bhi shikaar h ...
- Sujit Mukerji
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