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Private schools
Reports appearing in the local press indicate that the private schools (especially the English medium) in Dhaka (and elsewhere) are doing roaring business, and the Education Code of the government does
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Bangladesh marching ahead
Bangladesh under the present caretaker government seems to be marching ahead in the right groove, after the political impasse and nightmarish horror emanating from widespread corruption, anarchy andterrorism
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Palestinian State?
As the years go by, the Palestinian state as envisaged by the US President George Bush to materialise by 2005 appears to be still farther off, even after a lapse of another two years! In the meantime,
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Netting 'big fish'
We were surprised but not disheartened to see the recent political developments in the country. The interim government has launched massive operations to catch corrupt politicians and businessmen.
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MP candidates
The present caretaker government can now easily make our politics free from all pollution. Dr.
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A new hope
Our deepest gratitude and thanks to the caretaker government for performing its duties efficiently, people are feeling relieved.
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Tackling power crisis
The government has taken a desperate but much effective step to reduce the sufferings of people from growing shortage of electricity by introducing shopping time until 7:00pm.
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Be patient!
Both Sheikh Hasina and Khaleda Zia 'cannot' wait for the next general election.
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Honour our heroes
The quick action of some spontaneous super-heroes kept the human losses at the BSEC Bhaban fire to a minimum.
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Dr. Yunus
Dr. Yunus in his letter did not write anything about his party's policies and ideology.
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