Wednesday, April 3, 2013


Air Car - 

The ultimate people mover for the 

21st century


The Air Car can support people moving safely with a very fast speed. Air Car can give assistance to the people who suffer with the normal road transportation system with buses and cars which are crippled with huge traffics, when airplane service is too much costly and the train service is regularly irregular. With the modern software controlled operating mechanism, a speed of 250 miles per hour can be achieved with the Air Car, which is faster than a fighter helicopter used in the contemporary warfare.

Operation Principle of the 'Air Car'


Like an airplane, the Air Car has two wings in the two sides of its fuselage. One or more engines may be fitted with the wings to force the Air Car for moving forward. In the small Air Cars, piston engines apply power to the propellers to give the required force to the vehicle towards forward motion. The thrusts of the jet engines perform the same job of the whirling propellers in case of a mammoth-size Air Car.

 'Flyway' - the flight path for the Air Car


The Air Car is designed to fly within a 'Flyway' dedicatedly built for forward moving of the vehicle. A special design will protect the Air Car from slipping away from the flyway during flight. The flyway will be required to be built above the plain land so that there will be no interruption by man, livestock or other vehicles during the flights of the Air Car. Therefore, the overhead flyways will categorically save the precious agricultural land for crop production.

The Air Car & the flyway - an invention from Bangladesh


A Bangladeshi scientist, Mohammad Abdullah has invented the Air Car in November, 2012. It is expected that the system will be cordially accepted as the fast moving transport of the 21st Century for the developing countries as well as for the developed countries. The cell phone number of the inventor is +88 01715165707 ; email: abdullahbd2000@yahoo.com. The inventor is looking for selling his idea in developed countries as he already applied for patent for the AirCar. The Bangladeshi nationals staying in the developed countries and interested investors are requested to cooperate the inventor to implement the idea globally.

Advantages of the Air Car & the flyway


The Air Car will offer people the same taste of experience and accolade of fast moving like an aircraft, just without having the fear of falling from the sky during sudden engine failure. While considering a future communication system, the government of the concerned countries can consider for preferring the Air Car based system for faster, fuel saving and environment friendly solution. 

Hopefully, it is expected that the Air Car will open up an assortment of new vistas for the local entrepreneurs and fun park owners. The consortium of entrepreneurs may take initiatives to establish communication system for interconnecting the neighboring cities with the Air Cars & flyways. The operation of the prototype of the Air Car may be seen by clicking the link below: 


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRFa15F9uYI

Tuesday, July 12, 2011

The people of Bangladesh is the main resource of the country

The main resource of Bangladesh is the people, the manpower. An educated, honest, skilled person is the asset of a nation. On the other hand - an illiterate, dishonest and crooked person is the most extreme liability for the society he lives.




The Bangladeshi people are very welcoming and cordial in behavior. However, they may be renovated to a great asset by educating them with the modern technology. The nation could be re-build strongly with social etiquette and the culture of cooperating others.


Therefore, to start with any positive change with the economy, we should build our people first. Let us educate our people, show them the power of the truth and hard-work with a focused objective, give them some small technologies and the last but not the least - a cooperative mind towards all of the fellow citizens, which is the Key of social success in the present World.




Sunday, July 10, 2011

Black Bengal Goat is Famous for Its' Tasty Mutton



In Bangladesh, especially in the northern districts like Rajshahi, Pabna, Natore, Bogura, and other adjacent area, the marginal farmers can earn a little bit extra income by rearing this black Bengal goat. Black Bengal goat is very famous for its' tasty and soft mutton. During festival like Eid-ul Aazhaa, the black Bengal goats face huge demand in the market. Other than this, during marriage ceremony and to meet the normal daily demand of meat, people like this Black Bengal goat very much.



Normally the Black Bengal Goat meat can be sold as high as 150% more prices than that of the beef. It is very easy to rear Black Bengal Goat in the rural area of Bangladesh. The marginal farmers, specially the women like to rear two or more goats at their small cottages.  Their children help them in rearing this goats at their premises. A very small amount of feed is sufficient for rearing this type of goat. But, they have to be very careful so that the goats can not destroy their neighbors crop. In a nut shell the black Bengal goats are herbivorous and their feed stuff include grass and crops of all types at their early stages. A mature three-year goat can produce about 15-18 kg of fresh meat.



Monday, August 9, 2010

Rivers are important for Bangladesh as the Artery and Veins in a human body



Bangladesh is a riverine country. Rivers are important for Bangladesh as the Artery and Veins are important for a human body. Naturally, hundreds of rivers are flowing over the country. But we are not  effectively utilizing the beneficial sides of the rivers. The source of these rivers are basically the Himalayan mountains. The water vapors from the Bay of Bengal fly as clouds  and deposited as glaciers over the Himalayan mountains. During the monsoon rainfall starts and the rivers, beels, Haaors, and other low lands of the country are inundated with the rainwater. Sometimes flood occurs and marginally poor people suffers from the flood water. Occasionally, flush flood wipes out the rice crop from the farmers field. If everything goes well, people can harvest their golden rice crop from the field and they can feed their family well.

Now a days, rivers are occupied by the greedy river grabbers and land robbers of this country. For example, Buriganga river of Dhaka and other similar type of rivers have been occupied by the land grabbers and river robbers. They are occupying the rivers, establishing their right there by making falls documents. River grabbers are filling the occupied rivers with sands and selling them as plots to the different types of customers to build their houses and markets. The customers are purchasing the plots having an idea that there will be no government or powerful person who can eliminate them from their unethical and illegal occupancy.

But, sometimes some miracle can happen. Let us have an example.  There was a very big building was situated at the end of the Bijoy Sarani at Tejgaon area in Dhaka. This big tower was called as Rangs Bhaban . The building was established during late eighties in the last century. The building was established in the middle of a road by just creating an obstacle for further expansion of a major communication gateway. The owner of that building was a very rich and influential person who had very good relations with some politically powerful persons. That time everybody was thinking that there is no possibility of expansion of the road as the Rangs Tower was standing in the middle of the road as the great obstacle. Actually, the building was prohibiting  the connection of two important roads of eastern Tejgaon area to Bijoy Sarani road.

And yes, some miracle can happen any time. In 2007, a Caretaker government came  to the power in Bangladesh and the building was wipe out from the skyline of Dhaka. If you visit the place now at  the Eastern end of the Bijoy Sarani, you will discover that there is no Rangs Building there. Instead, you can drive your vehicle to the Mohakhali ~ Maghbazaar road from that Bijoy Sarani Road.

How long the Bangladeshi people should wait for the day when a benevolent government will come and wipe out the illegal occupancy from the rivers of Bangladesh from those hands of the Land Robbers and River Grabbers?




Thursday, March 11, 2010

People should use their resources in a well judged manner

The global climate change always hits the poorest countries like Bangladesh by breaking down agricultural systems, deteriorating water scarcity, increasing the risks of diseases due to recurring floods, and storms like the Cyclone Sidre. The hurricane Sidre hit on 15th November midnight in 2007 in the coastal districts particularly Khulna and Barishal while crossing Bangladesh from northern Bay of Bengal. The high tidal surge of 15-16 feet high and strong winds of 260 KM per hour made mass disaster for over 14 hours of strike.



The devastation was so severe that it would take about 10 years to recover from the losses. After Sidre, some people suggested the government to ensure not to take it as an opportunity to make quick money from felled trees, because we need to save the environment.   

Some people expressed their concern that the government should ensure selling of those plants so that some sort of condolence money can be obtained from the felled trees. Every country has different types of their own natural resources and there is no harm if the people use their resources in well judged manner.

Other people argued not to sale the felled trees because of that some crooked auction/ lease owner will cut fresh new trees along with those felled trees and will make extra unfair money by selling both the felled and fresh live trees together.

However, nobody took any decisions and the cyclone felled trees are still lying and being decaying in the coastal areas of the Sundarbans.