Hope you all are well. By your prayers and by the infinite mercy of Allah, I am also well. Today I have appeared before you in our beloved community with a larger economic activity of Bangladesh. The important topic I am going to discuss before you today is the fish farming in the canal bills of Bangladesh. So let's discuss today's important topic in front of you without delay.

Bangladesh's economic activities include fish farming.

Our Bangladeshi people are very simple and innocent calm nature. We Bengalis eat a lot of fish in fish and rice. As the price of the fish is very low, the common people can eat this fish as much as they can afford. We have many rivers and ponds in Bangladesh which have plenty of fish. We have a lot of rivers, canals, ponds, ponds, etc. in this developing Bangladesh.

Especially the people of Bangladesh are benefiting from fish farming in public ponds. Fish farming requires permanent ponds and enclosures and communication systems and roads around the ponds. If there is a communication system or if there is electricity, the maintenance of the pond can be done very nicely.

This fish farming plays a role in the economic activities of our Bangladesh. There is no alternative method of fish farming to make Bangladesh economically profitable. If you have a pond, there are many benefits to fish farming. It plays a major economic activity as fish farming provides both electricity, labor and fish feed which are integral to Bangladesh's economy.

Many types of fish are available in Bangladesh. Hilsa is the fresh water fish of our South Bengal of Bangladesh which has been eaten in large quantities by 8-10 other countries including Bangladesh. We earn foreign currency by exporting our Bangladeshi fish to other countries. And these foreign currencies bring many benefits to our Bangladesh.

The southern regions are very low-lying areas, so the fish farming businessmen are benefiting a lot economically. If the amount of sand in our northern region is too much, it can be said that there is no permanent pond in our area. However, due to the low-lying areas in the south, the fishmongers are under a lot of pressure during the monsoons as the floods leave their fish and everything on the way. Therefore, traders are reluctant to release fish in their ponds during monsoons.

Friends this was my today's fish farming of economic activities in Bangladesh. Hope you all like it, wish you all good health and well being, stay well.

Device	Realme c15
Photographer	@mdparvaj
Subject	Economic
Country	Bangladesh

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