Animal farm
Despite severe hardships such as poverty and natural disasters like the devastating floods, it is astounding to see that the people of our country never give up under any circumstances. They are constantly struggling against the adversities and vulnerabilities. Their hopes remain resolute against all odds. The people of our country are extremely adaptive when they are faced with the toughest challenge. I think that our country has a huge potential and our people are its living example. We have limited funds and expertise, yet we are ready to fight against all shortcomings. A few years back a remarkable initiative was taken by some creative animal farming companies to breed some of the valued species, especially the reptiles which included crocodiles mainly. They have started this project with limited resources but have now been successful in their endeavour. Although there had been heavy rainfall and seasonal changes, they could keep up the reproduction of the crocodiles. These companies are owned by private individuals who had started their activities with a view to exporting the crocodiles internationally. If the government could have aided them, then this would be an extremely fruitful business and could be one of the most efficient sources of earning foreign exchange alongside the booming garments factories. However, at present these animal farms are concentrating on importing crocodiles from abroad and after further breeding and cross-breeding they have the plan to export them. I would like to suggest that if some of the exotic animals of our country like the local deer and birds could be exported, then that would yield more profit since they are in abundance in our country but rare and priceless abroad.
I would like the private farms to consider my suggestion and the government to kindly facilitate them as far as possible, which would benefit our country as a whole.
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