Vol. 5 Num 840 Fri. October 06, 2006    
 
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Letters to Editor
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Power generation scenario
The recent violent agitation has shown how frustrated people are with shortage of electricity.
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Dhaka: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
I find it interesting to go through the serial on the above subject in your issues of Star City.
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Meena Day
I, to my utter delight, came to notice that Meena Day (Meena cartoon on TV) has been observed in the country.
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Caretaker government
Our leaders and Electoral reform
Almost all our political leaders are well established and rich. They own mills, factories, industries, companies, firms, palatial buildings, beautiful cars, big bank deposits, luxurious drawing rooms, and what not! They visit foreign countries on pleasure trips and for medical check-up. They lacerate and criticise their opponents black and blue. There is no accountability and transparency of their activities and sources of income.
 
Emphasis on spoken English
Compared to our neighbouring country India, we are lagging far behind in the field of spoken English.
 
Exams in Buet and related problems
Buet students are no doubt meritorious. Most of them have a Bengali medium background. But here in Buet the medium of instruction is English because of the presence of foreign students.
 
Not really surprising
Asia Energy's plight in Phulbari was perhaps not very surprising for experienced observers. It is a company that is solely based on a single project in Bangladesh.
 
'The voting right'
I strongly disagree with the views expressed in the letter 'The voting right' by Mr. Shaifur Rahman, London, UK, which was published on October 2.
 
Dhaka University
The word "insecure", which is applicable to Dhaka University, is really a matter of great regret and alarm.
 
Ramadan and Muslim fraternity
Everything contains something special and so does the Hijri Calendar. Ramadan is a significant month for the Muslim community, which symbolises fraternity and fellow feeling.
 
Too many acronyms!
It is hard to keep track of the bewildering plethora of organisations lending their voice to the din leading up to the elections.
 
Ramadan and Muslim fraternity
Everything contains something special and so does the Hijri Calendar. Ramadan is a significant month for the Muslim community, which symbolises fraternity and fellow feeling.
 
Accept popular demand
There have been enough writings in the print media and enough discussions in the electronic media as well as in the various national level seminars & meetings on the acceptability of Justice KM Hasanas
 

 
   
 
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