Darkness over the lamp

People light lamps because they require light in their daily lives. What happens if some insects perish in the course of addressing that need? To begin with, the insects fall on the lamp's flame as a result of their own bad behavior. Because the number of insects is so large and their lives are so brief, people rarely consider insect protection while installing lamps.

It's important to remember that no lamp burns by itself. People use their brains to create lamps, ignite lamps for their own gain, and attempt to keep flame lamps burning. "As it burns, it burns," Pradeep, who was born as a careless cop in Kapalgune, could say.

Throughout history, great men have attempted, but failed, to impart this theology to mankind. The bug appears to be dangerous to humans. Cockroaches rip and destroy clothing; Bhimrul stings humans; mosquitoes and beetles bite and absorb blood, causing infectious diseases to spread. People do not wish to put an end to the enemy, no matter how minor the offence. People simply want to kill insects; otherwise, why are there so many pesticides on the market?

People normally do not object to lighting a lamp because it provides light and kills insects. Check out what the public thinks. The majority of Bangladeshi citizens will vote in favor of Pradeep's pesticide. When a fire is sparked by a light, and a lion or a relative of the beneficiaries of society dies, the attention of civil society or Facebookers is suddenly drawn to the situation. They create a lot of noise for a while, then everything goes quiet again. Practice will always defeat knowledge and reasoning.

When people gaze at the lamp from above, they notice that there is darkness beneath it. But it's not completely dark since there's a pot of special-sized clay beneath the lamp. There is oil in that container, as well as salita that transports oil. The oil from the saucepan reaches the flame through the salita, extinguishing the 'flame.' The state or civilization is the earthen vessel. The system is comprised of the continuous flow of oil via the salita. Agnishikha is a privilege reserved for society's upper crust.