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রোজার শেষ দিকে বাংলাদেশের কওমী মাদ্রাসাগুলোতে এক করুন দৃশ্য দেখা যায়!!!
সাধারণত ২০/২৫ রোজা থেকে মাদ্রাসা গুলো ছুটি হতে থাকে। বেশিরভাগ ছাত্র ছাত্রীর অভিভাবক এসে বাচ্চাদেরকে বাসায় নিয়ে যায়। কিন্তু একদল বাচ্চাকে নিতে কেউ আসে না। এদের কারো বাবা-মা নেই, কারো বাবা নেই মায়ের অন্যত্র বিয়ে হয়ে গেছে। অনেকের মা নেই, বাবা বাচ্চার খোজ রাখে না। খুব বেশি ভাগ্যবান হলে কারো কারো মামা খালা চাচা এসে কাউকে কাউকে নিয়ে যায়।
বাকীরা সারাদিন কান্না করে। তারা জানে তাদেরকে কেউ নিতে আসবে না। তারা সারা বছর কাঁদে না। কিন্তু যখন সহপাঠীদেরকে সবাই বাসায় নিয়ে যায় অথচ তাদেরকে কেউ নিতে আসে না তখন তাদের দুঃখ শুরু হয়ে যায়। মৃত মা বাবার উপর তাদের অভিমান সৃষ্টি হয়- কেন তারা তাদেরকে দুনিয়ায় রেখে এই বয়সে মারা গেল? তারা কি আর কিছুটা দিন বেচে থাকতে পারত না? মা বাবা বেচে নাই তো কী হইছে? মামা চাচারা কেউ তাদেরকে নিতে আসল না কেন? মা বেচে থাকতে মামারা কত আদর করত! বাবা বেচে থাকতে চাচারা কত আদর করত! এই বয়সেই তারা দুনিয়ার একটা নিষ্ঠুর চেহারা দেখেছে।

একটা অনুরোধ - এই ঈদে, পারেননি সামনে ঈদে আপনার কাছাকাছি এতিমখানায় যাবেন। কয়জন বাচ্চা ঈদে বাড়ি যায় নি খোজ নিন। তাদের জন্য আপনার সামর্থ্য অনুযায়ী যা পারেন তা নিয়ে যান। আশা রাখি এতিম বাচ্চারা খুশি হবে 😔
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Cloth Cover Factor:
Cover factor is a number that indicates the extent to which the area of a fabric is covered by one set of threads. For any woven fabric, there are two cover factors: a warp cover factor and a weft cover factor. Under the cotton system, the cover factor is the ratio of the number of threads per inch to the square root of the cotton yarn count.

Cover Factor

The figure shows projected views of two woven cloths of different construction. At A the warp and the weft threads cover the area of the cloth only partially, but at B the cloth area is covered completely with no spaces left between the adjacent warp yarns, and it will be seen that the relative closeness of yarns in a woven cloth is dependent upon the ratio of yarn diameter, d, to yarn spacing, p. This ratio known as relative cover, can be defined as the proportion of a projected view of a given area of cloth which is covered by threads, and will have a scale from 0 to 1, although it may also be expressed as percentage cover with a scale from 0 to 100 per cent.

d/p = relative cover,
(d x 100)/p = percentage cover

It is preferable to express warp and weft relative cover separately, as the cumulative value of cloth cover does not indicate the comparative importance of each set of yarns which is essential for the determination of certain cloth characteristics.

From the relationship shown above it will be obvious that if d= p. the value of relative cover is one, and this is regarded as the theoretical maximum cover. In practice, however, this value can be exceeded considerably in any one direction, either through yarn distortion, or, by forcing the threads into different planes, especially if the relative cover of the opposite set of threads is reduced correspondingly.

The relative cover for one thread system can be calculated as follows by considering an area of 100 x 100mm:

Area per thread = 100 x d
Area covered by n threads of one system = n x 100 x d
Therefore, relative cover = (n x 100 x d)/(100 x 100) = (n x d)/100

Example: The cloth represented at A is specified as follows: Warp — 25 tex cotton, 267 ends/100 mm; weft—36 tex cotton, 334 picks/100 mm. Find the relative warp and weft cover. (Subscript 1 refers to warp, subscript 2 to weft.)

Warp relative cover = (n1 x d1)/100
= (267 x √(25)/(26.7))/100
= 0.50

Weft relative cover = (n2 x d2)/100
= (334 x √(36)/(26.7))/100
= 0.75

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ToDays Denim

Denim, primarily a cotton fabric, is much more than just a cotton fabric and has fascinated designers, youth and celebrities. Having originated in Europe, denim’s function and adaptable form lead to making of jeans in Unites States, which have over the years become a wardrobe staple.

Approximately till the 70s denim was only being manufactured in the United States, subsequently denim manufacturing has spread across the globe and is manufactured in various countries including India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, China, Italy, Turkey, Japan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Australia, Greece, Morocco, Tunisia, Taiwan, Korea, .

The current annual denim production is approximately 4 billion meters, and over 60% of the denim being manufactured in Asia, primarily in China, India, Turkey, Pakistan and Bangladesh.

Of the approximate 500 denim mills across the world, there are only a handful of Denim mills in United States, and 450 denim mills in Asia, with 300 of these in China alone. Denim mills in Europe, Japan and Korea have small scale operations with a focus on quality and aiming at higher profits with small production lots.

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