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Hartal
I think it has now become a fashion to write against hartal. We do not even think why the opposition is calling hartal. Like us, opposition parties know that hartal is very much unpopular.
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'Islamic thinkers’
Strange things are happening since the government's apparent crackdown on Islamist terrorism in very recent days.
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Buy deshi campaign
The government (in a developing country which is changing fast) is too distracted with political issues and tides, and its policies are mostly short, interim or ad hoc.
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Nepal scene
The Royal Nepal Embassy, Dhaka, Bangladesh organised the celebration of the Democracy Day and King Tribhuwan Jayanti on the 18th of February.
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Poor coverage
Our media is not reader friendly. There are huge gaps in analytical coverage on important issues relating to correction of trends and fashion in our rising and changing society.
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Parallel justice
This letter is not in response to the editorial published today (15 February 05), rather an echo of million souls. There is euphoria among general people for returning to relatively safer social environment.
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Is Rab a solution?
A lot has been spoken, written about this. There have been heated debates, and are still going on, about the legitimacy of the Rab's action.
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A suggestion
First of all, I am heartened to see all the opinions in The Daily Star, it goes to show us and the authorities concerned that we have a conscious citizenship.
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Export Promotion Bureau
Fabric producers of the country enjoy the GSP facility (Generalised System of Preferences) from the government as well as the buyer from its own government.
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Nepal editorial
Your editorial of 22 February on Nepal is based on incomplete information resulting in an inaccurate assessment of the situation prevailing there.
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A better tomorrow
Bangladesh was always famous for its rich tradition and culture, but now we are more famous for corruption. If we can focus on our positive qualities, surely one day the world will follow us.
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An expatriate's thoughts
As an expatriate born and educated in the UK, I am working relentlessly to try and use my know-how to return to Bangladesh and assist in development related activities.
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