The Daily Star: Internet Edition Wed. September 27, 2006

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Repression on maids continues despite increased awareness
The death of a domestic help and the other critically injured, when their employer allegedly pushed them off the roof of a six storey building in Dhanmondi reveals that repression against this class of

Gulshan South Park
Influential developers trying to use it commercially
Dhaka City Corporation's (DCC) stand remains dubious in developing a green park at the site of Gulshan South Park while influential developers are greedily making attempts to use the land commercially.

DCC losing money from bus terminals
Dhaka City Corporation (DCC) is losing Tk 2 crore revenue every year by handing over three major bus terminals in the city to private operators under donors' pressure. DCC had earned Tk 9.

Dhaka: Home away from home
Greg Morgan, Executive Chef, Dhaka Sheraton, who has been living in Dhaka for the last nine months, has shared his feelings about the city.

We shall overcome some day
Nupur returned from Geneva in September, having represented Bangladesh at a general session of the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC).