The document profiles several children and young people from Bangladesh, describing their lives, occupations, dreams, and experiences. It mentions a 11-year-old student named Billal, a man who has sold spicy rice for 10 years, two boys who dream of becoming cricketers, a 13-year-old boy who sells water to earn less than $2 per day, a boy who sells cows before a holiday, a boy who attends school and helps his father in the evening, and a boy named Habibur Rahman who attends a school for disadvantaged children.

1. PROJECT
HAPPINESS

2. His name is Billal, 11 year old and he studies
in class Two. And yes, he is a superman.

3. Sometimes you just don’t need a
reason to be happy

4. “I have been selling spicy puffed rice
(Jhalmuri) here for the last ten years.”

5. Their dream? They want to become
cricketers.

6. Parvez, 13 years old, sells water in the
Chittagong Railway Station. Earns less
than 2 dollars per day

7. He is Raja who came from Rajarbag to Dhaka
to sell his four cows before the festival of Eid

8. Arif attends school in the morning
and helps his dad to run their
small shop in the evening.

9. Habibur Rahman, the little boy with the long
name in 'Chetona' a school for disadvantaged
children in Rayerbajar, Dhaka

10. She is an ex-teacher and she struggled all
her life trying to get an education

11. While taking this photo he held his flowers
high and gave that inspiring smile

12. Rakib, Aged five, one of the friendliest and
happiest children that we see.

13. This is a Bowm (a tribe) woman going
to collect ginger from a ginger field in
the forest

14. Shefali, a child of the mighty Sundarbans.
Just a week ago a tiger took her father and
he never came back

15. For the first time after three years of their
marriage Rifat (18) came to meet her
husband Mizan (22)

16. He got 30 taka (0.4USD) from a bicycle owner
with which he seemed pretty content

17. Best childhood friends

18. After Bangladesh’s win over India in
2007 world cup