Experience buying latkon fruit from Jatrabari Aarat.

Hello dear friends! how are you all I hope you are well and healthy by the grace of Allah Ta'ala. Alhamdulillah, I am fine with your prayers and I am healthy. But Bangladesh is not good, students are not good. We are also suffering from that pain.

So friends! I am here to present to you my 28th full day activities. Day goes night comes night ends again day comes, this is how days, weeks, months, years pass from our life. But how far we have progressed our life is the matter of reckoning.

Everyone's day is not the same, everyone's day is different, and one's day is not the same every day, but one day the day passes in busyness and another day the day passes without being busy. Since we are still students, our day goes by according to our routine. Those who study in Madrasah spend their days differently than everyone else. Because we have to study and work systematically.

According to the daily routine, we wake up early in the morning and pray on time and go to class. We have breakfast immediately after class, and the first photo is of me standing on the terrace of the madrasa after breakfast. At the same time, I woke up in the morning and stood on the balcony to take photos of the madrasa.

We then went back to class on time, finishing three classes by noon. I prayed Zohr and had lunch then went to class again as usual, stayed in class till 5:10 minutes then called for Asr prayer, took bath after performing Asr prayer. Since there is no time to take a bath in the afternoon because of the large number of students, the serial of the bath is not available in the afternoon, so one is forced to take a bath after the Asr session. After bathing I went to Jatrabari Arod to buy some fruits.

Going to Jatrabari Arod first we liked and bought latkon fruit. Latkon fruits are very expensive now, usually the price is a little lower in Jatrabari Arod, but Latkon fruits are more expensive towards the end. We bought half a kg of latkon fruit for Rs.60. Since latkon fruit is very scarce in the village, I buy and eat it whenever I feel like it in the city.

The day was very clear so I went to Yatrabari Arod and collected few photos. After that we saw some other fruit and liked it but didn't buy it because the price was high. While coming from Jatrabari Arod, I saw some Saadi on the van on the road, I wanted to eat it so I bought fifty rupees "250 gram" and brought it to the madrasa.

On the street in front of the Madrasa, I saw a brother selling Gendari on another van, I did not eat Gendari for a long time, so I wanted to eat it, when I went to the van to buy Gendari, I did not like it. The ones that have been cut are red because of the previous cut. I didn't like this gender so I didn't buy it.

As I was about to enter the madrasa my friend said let's eat Belpuri, then I took my friend out to the shop to eat. Both took four Belpuris. We sometimes eat Belpuri from this shop. It is very fun, and all the students of our madrasa eat from here.