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Kansat tragedy
What has happened at Kansat is unprecedented violation of human rights and totally unacceptable bloodletting. It has laid bare the real face of our democracy and civility.
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Fate of farmers
Recently, several reports on the crisis that the farmers in the North Bengal are facing have been published.
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We are proud of them
Congrats young Tigers, you have made us proud. I wonder were we really playing against the world champions? This progress in our cricket has given us a hope once again for the future of Bangladesh cricket.
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Student politics
Once upon a time student politics was the backbone of any political party. Because student bodies could easily spread political ideology they have the ability to think deeply about any important issue.
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'Boishaki' feeling
I was sleeping when the sunlight was entering my room and falling on my face through the window.
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Business negotiations
I read with keen interest the article on the captioned subject by Mr. Nizam Ahmad and published in the 10th April 2006 issue of your daily. I agree with most of what the author has to say.
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Why call him Bangla Bhai?
The name Bangla Bhai has become so familiar to all of us. Even a school going student can fling some words to the name with great contempt. The real name of Bangla Bhai is Siddikul Islam.
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Justice taking its course
My attention is drawn to a news item in your April 12, 2006 issue that a ruling party MP was convicted and sentenced to six months in prison for contempt of court, for a relatively lighter offence.
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PR agency in US
Usually, I am a strong critic of the present government - that is my democratic right. But, I actually support the move to retain a public relations agency in the US.
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Some suggestions
I am a reader of The Daily Star for the last one year. I think I have improved my knowledge of English to some extent by going through this daily regularly. I have three suggestions to make.
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Lagging behind
We are Bangladeshis, but do we feel proud to claim so ubiquitously? No. It's most unfortunate for my country. I am abroad for a few years in the UK for academic reasons.
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Solar energy
Solar panel kits for rural houses and cottage industries appear to be a viable development activity.
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