This year, Krishoker Eid Ananda travelled to Netrokona district, which has an area of approximately 2,810 sq. km., a land of culture, literature, music and farmers. More specifically, I went to Mohanganj upazila, 170 KMs away from Dhaka, which is also known as the capital of the haor areas of Netrokona. The first night Hridoye Mati O Manush filmed the Jari songs of famous Hashem Bayati where he narrated the chronicles of Netrokona through his mind blowing performance. The haor area is belted around by six districts of Bangladesh. The region also supplies 13% to 15% of rice of the total production (3.25 crore Mt.tons) to the nation. We went there to play games with farmers and to look inside the realities of farmers. Beside producing rice, the region is quite capable of producing plenty of fish, but the people have barely any fundamental facilities of communication, education, health, pure drinking water and sanitation. Moreover, child marriage is a big crisis in the region. Farmers here are quite afraid to bear the farm-labour cost for paddy harvest and thus they left their paddies on the field to rot, due to lack of poor communication and market access, without which the harvest would certainly go in vain.