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Cricketers fail
This poor nation has witnessed how their million dollar cricket crumbled at Lord's. The lousy and shameful batting display suggests that it is not new or unpredictable.
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GMO issue
Genetically Modified Organism (GMO), the contribution of biotechnology, nowadays is a principal matter of concern for the bio-scientists all over the world.
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A crime against humanity
A few days ago "World No Tobacco Day" knocked at our door. The day was 31 May. Every year this day comes and goes with various kinds of themes and slogans.
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Good report
Your holiday write up on Keokradang (DS: May 29) with seven coloured photographs was very enjoyable reading. It would have been more interesting if a sketch showing the route was included.
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Hartal
While we strongly protest the brutal killing of Advocate Khorshed Alam Bachchu and demand that the criminals be brought to justice, we protest the hartal called by the Awami League.
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When will they realise?
The terrible death of Happy, who was a student of Dhaka University, haunts us. We are losing many meritorious students who are the assets of this country.
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Indecent!
I work with an autonomous organisation which is under a certain ministry. My posting is in a busy junction between the capital Dhaka and a major port of the country.
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Compulsion of globalisation
This is in response to the article captioned 'Closer trade links with Pakistan' by Mr. ABMS Zahur, dated 25th May'05.
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Death of a driver
I am shocked at the death of the taxi driver who was burnt on the hartal day. I do not know who was responsible for this incident.
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Relations with India
Mr. Farooq Sobhan's thoughtful and perceptive article India-Bangladesh Relations: The Way Forward (DS 5 June) suggests "concluding a bilateral Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with India," arguing that "There exists empirical data to show that the Indo-Lanka FTA has had a major impact in expanding Sri Lanka's exports to India, and has also resulted in a very sizeable increase in Indian investments in Sri Lanka."
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Our own music
As I was born in Chittagong, I got a great chance to enjoy Chittagonian music. Most of the lyrics are on boatmen, rivers, the bay and love.
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