Our Country paragraph for Classes 5,6,7,8,9,10: Hello students, today we will write an easy paragraph on Our Country. Sometimes in an exam, the name of your country or homeland is given. We present 3 different examples with an image. So let’s begin to start.
| Article type | Paragraph writing |
| Paragraph title | Our Country/My Country/Your Country/Your Homeland |
| Suitable For | Class 5,6,7,8, SSC |
| Word variant | 100, 150, 200 words (with image) |
Our Country paragraph for Class 5,6
The name of our country is Bangladesh. It is a beautiful country in Southeast Asia. The Bay of Bengal lies to the south of the country. The other three sides are surrounded by India, but it shares a bit of the south-east border with Myanmar. Our country achieved independence in 1971. March 26 is Independence Day, and December 16 is the Victory Day of our country. It has a population of around 160 million, and among them, 95% of the people speak Bangla, and the rest speak other dialects. English is also used in private offices and for business communication. About 85% of the Bangladeshis are Muslims, and the rest are Hindus, Buddhists, and Christians. The people live in peace and communal harmony. Our country is an agricultural country. But there are some industries too. We want to see it as a developed country in the near future.
Our Country paragraph for Class 7,8
The name of my homeland is Bangladesh. It is a small South-Asian country. She is situated in the temperate zone of the world. She achieved her freedom at the cost of a sea of blood on the 16th December 1971 from the tyrannical rule of the Pakistani rulers. The capital of Bangladesh is Dhaka. In our country, there are different communities of people. They are the followers of different religions. The religions of the Muslims, the Hindus, the Christians, and the Buddhists are Islam, Hinduism, Christianity, and Buddhism, respectively. The people of various tribes live in our country in religious harmony.
Bangladesh is a land of different customs and festivals. A lot of festivals are observed here throughout the year. The Muslims observe Eid al-Fitr, Eid ul-Azha, Muharram, etc. The Hindus have many religious festivals like the Durga Puja, the Saraswati Puja, the Laxmi Puja, and the Kali Puja. The Christians observe Christmas Day, and the Buddhists observe the Buddha Purnima. Besides these religious festivals, there are some secular festivals like Pahela Baishakh, Independence Day, Victory Day, etc. Since Bangladesh is the darling child of nature, it has some attractive tourist spots. They are Cox’s Bazar beach, Kuakata, the Sundarbans, the Shatgambuj Mosque, the Buddhist Vihara of Paharpur, and so on.
Our Country paragraph for Class 9,10
Bangladesh is my motherland. She is a small, low-lying country. Her land area is 1,47,570 square kilometres. She is situated in South Asia on the Bay of Bengal. She became independent in 1971 at the cost of the great sacrifice of many brave sons. Dhaka is her capital. About 17 crore people live in our country. The climate of our country is moderate. The people of different professions live here. The main occupation of the people is agriculture. They grow rice, jute, sugarcane, potatoes, tea, etc. The people of different religions live here in peace and happiness. 80% of the people are Muslims. The rest are the Hindus, the Christians, and the Buddhists.
Bangladesh has its own language, dress, and food habits. Their common customs and traditions are the Eids, Pahela Baishakh, Nabanne, etc. The people observe the International Mother Language Day, the Victory Day, and the Independence Day with due honour. The country has some nice tourist spots. They are Cox’s Bazar sea beach, the Sundarbans, Kuakata, Sonargaon, Mahasthangar, etc. The main rivers of this country are the Padma, the Meghna, the Jamuna, and the Brahmaputra. In fact, our country is famous for the beauty of nature. However, the people of Bangladesh are simple, friendly, and peace-loving. Really, I feel proud of my country.
