The most important factor for any area

 I have visited many countries, cities, and homes. One thing I realize everywhere is that you need to keep your area clean. No matter how many other things, like tidiness, expensive items, facilities, or other services you have, if the area or items aren't clean, nothing is worth it.

You need to keep the area, living space, furniture, clothes, and other items clean. My suggestion is to appoint a cleaner, maybe to clean once a day or 24/7 availability. It's good for everybody who lives or has just visited for hours. Everybody will feel comfort. It will also reduce the risk of contracting any diseases.

To keep any area clean, we need to stop making it dirty. People who live in and visit the area should keep it clean. It will help to keep the area comfortable for all. 

From school, kids should learn about it too. So that they will keep the area clean by disposing of garbage in the proper place and cleaning the washroom before they leave, etc.

Biography 306: From the roof.

 Once upon a time, our house was the tallest building in the neighbourhood. It was a five-storey building. From the roof, we could see the neon sign "Allah" at the Baitul Mokkarram masjeed from the Bashabo area. We also had a view of the city skyline of Matijhil Commercial area. On the opposite side, we could see the rural parts of Dhaka, mostly covered by green fields, water bodies, and a few shaded houses.

One day, I took Boro Khala (my aunt) and Dola Apa (cousin) to the roof with all my sisters. We took some pictures together. There was a concrete seating area on the roof. We all sat there and snapped some memorable photos.

My mother planted some trees on the roof — like guava, henna, and pathor-kuchi — along with some flowers. Everybody loved the view from the roof. It's gone now, replaced by high-rise apartment buildings.