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Dilemma of Progress

Written by Ridita Mizan
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Have I told you about my crazy friend? The one who keeps saying stuffs like he hates civilized world, and wants to live in a forest? His motto of life is to feel like a normal animal? Weird idea, no? I used to think so too. But when I thought about it more I couldn’t but agree with him. May be civilization is taking away more than its giving!

Dilemma of Progress

Install Industry, by Saniar Rahman Rahul

Look at the photograph by Saniar Rahman Rahul. Its been taken in Bangladesh, a land famous for its natural beauty and simplicity of lives. Can you see how the fog of industry spreading itself here too? The enthusiasm and curiosity of the crowd says it all about how man gets caught into the temptation of advancement and leaves the basics in the background. Don’t you think the photo symbolically presents the dilemma between progress and the simple joy of living? Share your thoughts with me!

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Photo of the Month | June | Install Industry, by Saniar Rahman Rahul

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3 reviews
  1. S. R. Rahul
    S. R. Rahul says:
    November 16, 2012 at 02:50

    Thank you all

    Reply
  2. Noor Rawshon Davis
    Noor Rawshon Davis says:
    June 14, 2012 at 23:23

    A number of peoples are there to look after for those but they are not doing their duties properly. Because they don’t have the accountability.

    Reply
  3. Pantho
    Pantho says:
    June 14, 2012 at 22:22

    I live in this country! I love my country Bangladesh! It’s not perfect, but here, every leaf of the trees say a story, every click of the camera makes a poetry!
    I LOVE THIS PHOTO.
    Thanks to the photographer for such beautiful photograph…

    Reply

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