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Govt prepares draft of Ticfa deal with US

April 30, 2012
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Ahead of the US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s visit to Bangladesh, the government has prepared the draft of the Trade and Investment Cooperation Framework Agreement (Ticfa) that the two countries may sign in future. A copy of the draft was sent to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina a few days ago for her approval, a…

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Turkey – Bangladesh Relation – An Open Letter to Turkish Business Community by Prof Syed Ahsanul Alam

April 23, 2012
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Turkey – Bangladesh Relation – An Open Letter to Turkish Business Community by Prof Syed Ahsanul Alam

In Recent time  A new horizon in the relations between Bangladesh and Turkey  .prof syed Ahsanul Alam  introduced Bangladesh with an open letter to Turkish Business Community  while visiting Turkey with the Prime Minister of Bangladesh.The potential of Turkey-Bangladesh bilateral relation is immense. Recently the prime minister of Bangladesh made a state-visit to Turkey(11 April 2012-14…

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Optimism protects against heart attack and stroke, study shows

April 18, 2012
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Optimism protects against heart attack and stroke, study shows

Stay positive – it just might save your life. New research shows being a positive-thinking person can lead to protective benefits for the heart. The study found people with a positive look at life had a reduced risk for heart attack, stroke and other cardiovascular events. Heart disease silently kills women: Why? Heart disease rates…

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Meet Mirazun Mitu studing UK ,from Bangladesh

April 18, 2012
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Meet Mirazun Mitu studing UK  ,from Bangladesh

Mirazun Mitu is a junior who is majoring in Math and Electrical Engineering. She is originally from Dhaka, Bangladesh. Dhaka is the capital of Bangladesh and has a population of 7,000,940 people. Bangladesh is located in southern Asia. “Before I came to Idaho State University safety, as well as education, was a big concern to…

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Conversion to Christ in Bangladesh: marriages, social dissatisfaction and the search for God

March 31, 2012
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Conversion to Christ in Bangladesh: marriages, social dissatisfaction and the search for God

Changing from one religion to another is a complex process where often material and spiritual interests are confused. Islam is the state religion, but the constitution guarantees freedom of religion and the conversions are generally accepted. Legal pressures for Muslims who convert to Christianity. Among the tribal at least 10 years of catechumenate, to ensure…

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Asian University For Women Faces Problems and Flak

March 27, 2012
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Asian University For Women Faces Problems and Flak

The Asian University for Women in Bangladesh, the dream of a U.S. lawyer of Bangladeshi origin called Muktadir Kamal Ahmad, is facing a nightmare of negative publicity. The university opened its doors in 2008 in Chittagong, Bangladesh, to offer liberal arts and science degrees to women in a region where they are often denied opportunities.…

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Russia has agreed to provide 85 percent of the fund for the first-ever nuclear power plant in Bangladesh.

March 17, 2012
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Russia has agreed to provide 85 percent of the fund for the first-ever nuclear power plant in Bangladesh.“They [Russia] will give us the money as state credit. It will be a soft loan,” State Minister for Science and Technology Yeafesh Osman has said. Bangladesh will further negotiate with Moscow to get the entire amount —…

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Reshaping Student Politics. Not a Myth!

February 13, 2012
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Sources :The most progressive, articulate, inspired and dynamic segment of the country’s population is the student’s community. A country’s hopes and aspirations largely depend on this community. It has been a matter of great regret that country of Bangladesh has failed to practice a good student politics after becoming a democratic nation. The latest clash…

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Poverty reduction for economic development

February 12, 2012
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Poverty reduction for economic development

THE impact of economic growth on the pace and magnitude of poverty reduction depends to a large extent on the nature of inequality of income arising from the very growth process. As such, the concept of pro-poor growth strategy appears to point out the crucial association of growth and inequality on the extent of poverty…

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In Bangladesh: Reconciliation or Revenge?

November 18, 2011
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In Bangladesh: Reconciliation or Revenge?

Over the last 20 years, international criminal justice has developed rapidly, and most people see this as a change for the better. Thanks to the labors, however imperfect, of the International Criminal Court in The Hague, and of ad-hoc tribunals from Sierra Leone to Cambodia, it has been established that politicians and warlords who commit…

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Govt to upgrade TVET policy soon: 38 more technical training institutes and five marine academies

October 12, 2011
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Govt to upgrade TVET policy soon: 38 more technical training institutes and five marine academies

Labour and Employment Minister Engineer Khandker Mosharraf Hossain today said the government would upgrade Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) policy soon to create skilled human resource for increasing country’s productivity. “We are committed to expand apprenticeships in Bangladesh under the new upgraded TEVT policy,” he said while inaugurating the National Conference on `Promoting…

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PM stresses science & technology-based education

October 11, 2011
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PM stresses science & technology-based education

Sources : Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today said her government is giving utmost importance to education, especially science and technology-based education, for the development of the country. “There is no alternative to education, especially science and technology based one, as education is the only way to develop the nation,” she said when a delegation of…

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“Develop network with peers in Bangladesh”-Ambassador Akramul Qader urges expatriate doctors.

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and State Minister Mr. Akramul Qader attended the annual conference of Bangladesh Medical Association of North America, Louisiana chapter in Orleans, Louisiana and addressed a…

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Bangladesh opposes proposed dams in Meghalaya: Minister

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Meghalaya has made it clear that the dams which are to be built across the Myntdu and Umiew rivers would not have any negative impact…

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