Bhebia Chowmatha Murarisah

Murarisha Chowmatha is a very famous place within Hasnabad police station. A hub for various directions like Basirhat, Najat, Malanch Hasnabad. Every Friday and Monday there is a market for daily essentials.

It is the junction of Malancha, Basirhat, Hasnabad, and Najat roads. From here you can go to Sundarbans on one side and Barasat and Kolkata on the other side. There are local buses, government buses, magic cars, autos, Toto etc. Its nice service is available. There is no traffic jam.

Chowmathar Hut is well known. Three petrol pumps, bike showrooms, eateries are mostly Muslim hotels. Muslim population is high. There is a sewing machine shop. The area is mainly dependent on agriculture, fisheries small businesses, beedi industry, and tailoring. There is no political unrest. Peaceful area.

Important place for communication towards Basirhat, Hasnabad, Nazat & Malancha/Kolkata. Twice Hat (weekly village market) is their i.e. Monday & Friday evening where everything is available.

Murarisha Chowmatha is a multiple purpose super Market, Bus and Auto stand, Bank, Amina Masjid, School are available here.
Also vagitable market on Monday and Friday, and available on the other days.

Here is four routes. 1. To Malancha via Bhebia. 2. Basirhat. 3. Hasnabad via Taki. 4. Nazat.

I think you touch on some really nice ideas in this paper, which I'll talk about in a minute, but first I want to address one general concern I had about your writing. You have a tendency to spend too much time summarizing the plot-this is time when you could be advancing your argument. You don't need to tell your reader what happens in the story; you can assume that he or she already knows. For example, look at this paragraph:

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Everything that I've noted with square brackets is plot summary. The sentence that begins "Feeling rejected, the creature wanders away. " is borderline because you're making a judgment about the creature's motivations, but in general you shouldn't spend time repeating the events of the story. The second part of this paragraph is much better in that you're talking about motivations and making arguments.

I think you've got some really interesting ideas in this paper, particularly in your fifth and sixth paragraphs, but you need to expand upon them. For example, you might spend more time talking about Millhauser's rationale-WHY does he think the monster should have been presented as a brutal beast throughout? What would be lost in such a presentation? Why is it better that Shelley shows the monster in terms of growth and progression? You introduce this idea in your introduction, arguing that Shelley is deliberately playing with the reader's sympathies, for the monster and for Frankenstein. Could you say more about HOW she does this? What is the effect of the reader's divided sympathies? Where does the sympathy lie at the end of the book? Why might Shelley be interested in this? In general, what is the value of making the creature sympathetic?

গুরুত্বপূর্ণ এই চৌমাথা মোড় থেকে আপনি খুবই অল্প সময়ে যেতে পারবেন-

1. বসিরহাট ভায়া বারাসাত,
2. মালঞ্চ ভায়া কোলকাতা,
3. হাসনাবাদ, টাকি
4. ন্যাজাট ভায়া কালিনগর, ভোলাখালি,