Inside
Original Forum Editorial |
| The Share Market Bubble?--Jyoti Rahman |
| Is the Bull Market Sustainable?-- Ahsan Mansur |
| Share the Wealth-- Ifty Islam |
| Islamic Banking Revisited-- Mahfuzur Rahman |
| Bursting at the Seams-- Tanwir Nawaz |
| Photo Feature: Pathshala- OUC Reportage Project 2010:Near land and story behind--Jannatul Mawa |
| Photo Feature: Pathshala- OUC Reportage Project 2010: Black Blood-- Jashim Salam |
Photo Feature: Pathshala- OUC Reportage Project 2010: House Wife --Farzana Hossen
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| Photo Feature: Pathshala- OUC Reportage Project 2010: Life Between Signals-- Sailendra Kharel |
| Photo Feature: Pathshala- OUC Reportage Project 2010: Unbearable Lightness of Being--Arifur Rahman |
| Who is the Greatest of Them All--Rehman Sobhan |
| Broken Promises--Ziauddin Choudhury |
| Who Will Bell the Cat?--Muhammad Muinul Islam |
| An Ailing City--Faruq Hasan interviews Dr. M Rahmatullah |
| The Problem with Politics--Muslehuddin Ahmed |
Photo Feature:Pathshala- OUC Reportage Project 2010: Near Land and Story Behind A photofeature by Jannatul Mawa Maoists have been integral in shaping democracy in Nepal. Although the war is over, it seems it is continuing everywhere. I still keep meeting families that have lost someone in the war. However, women are still the main victims here. The participation of youth, especially girls, in politics here is higher than that of the youth in other countries. This participation is visible everywhere. While the Nepali people keep on fighting for their collective demands, their suffering becomes all the more visible.
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