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The elite force
The whole country was seething with frustration over the failure of law enforcers.
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Grey market: mobile telephones
The mobile (cellular) telephone business is booming with increased competition, and at the same time the grey and black market of smuggling of thousands of mobile telephones is on the rise as per regular
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Congo mission
Bangladesh believes in peace and harmony and extends its support to the international community to curb all sorts of subversive activities.
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On reading Johnson
Dipping into Samuel Johnson past the middle age is palatable, though not entirely digestible. Dr Johnson is out of date for the nimble-footed information age.
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Inexplicable decision
‘Youth Forum for Democracy' is a rapidly growing nation-wide organisation. Its purpose is to arrange debate competitions among the university students.
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Sectarian violence
Is the regime aware that it is virtually sitting over a volcano, with hate-engine as the prime mover? Anti-Ahmadiyya movement is not a new issue (for centuries).
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A leader versus a politician
What happened in Chittagong in a way makes sense if you think about it. Hindsight is always 20/20 but what the people voted for was the leader in ABM Mohiuddin.
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Changing times
Chittagong University has train as its student transport. Some students are used to travelling on the rooftop of these trains. It is considered as a man's job.
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Election Commission
Things at rest like to remain at rest and things at motion like to remain in motion until and unless an external force acts on it. This is nothing but inertia.
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Savar tragedy
Bangladesh is a small, underdeveloped or developing country (although confusion prevails on whether our country is developing or lagging behind in comparison to the other countries in this globalisation
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CCC mayoral election
Congratulations to the unorthodox Mayor of Chittagong. He is not new, but has been re-elected for the third time running, defeating the regime's candidate by a huge margin of nearly one lakh votes.
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Whither professionalism?
The Daily Star editorial (May 10) on professional public conduct (and image) is timely. The political leaders have also to take note, and not sit on the fence.
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Foreign nose
It is being observed that foreign diplomats especially from the US and the UK are very active in extra-diplomatic business here in Bangladesh.
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Values and morality
I was taking lunch with some friends and discussing, what not? From caretaker government, Chittagong City Corporation polls to Indian Idol Amit Sana and Abhijeet.
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