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[vinnomot] Great news (pic attached)

2008-08-19T20:51:00.000-07:00

Pic says a thousand words

(pic posted as requested by Mr Mujib Alam)

Dear members

its indeed a great news that Bongo Apa Sheikh Hasina have recovered from the ear injury, which was threatening her hearing ( as per Dr Mudassir ). Since the pic shows she is using that particular ear to communicate, I hereby thank Allah for recovering her.

Now time has come for her to return home and face the court and come clean out of all the "allegation" of corruption against her. I am sure Bangladesh is waiting for her return eagerly.

Musfique.

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[vinnomot] Fwd: Re: [odhora] Sheikh Hasina-Henry Kissinger smiles face to face!

2008-08-19T20:35:00.000-07:00

thanks to mr enayt hossain for this nice posting.pls go through

Note: forwarded message attached.

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[vinnomot] Pro-BNP White panel sweeps DU deans polls BAL got only 1.

2008-08-19T20:19:00.000-07:00

Pro-BNP White panel sweeps DU deans polls

DU Correspondent

White Panel, a platform of the teachers of Dhaka University (DU) backed by the BNP and Jamaat clinched seven posts while Blue Panel supported by Awami League won the two remaining posts in the Dean Election held yesterday on the campus.

Around 1000 DU teachers cast their votes in the Dean election of nine faculties out of ten. Casting of the vote started at 9:00am and continued till 1:00pm at the game room of Teacher-Student Centre of the university.

A total of 21 candidates divided into two panels-White and Blue took part in the polls for nine posts out of ten as Prof Dr Borhan Uddin Khan of the White Panel was declared elected Dean of the Law Faculty, as no other nomination papers were filed for the post. Prof Borhanuddin also belong to the white panel.

Treasurer of DU Prof Syed Abul Kalam Azad was the Election Commissioner. The incumbent Arts Faculty Dean Prof Dr Sadrul Amin, a teacher of English, retained his deanship by getting 116 votes, while his nearest rival from the Blue Panel Fakhrul Alam got 107 votes.

Social Sciences incumbent Dean Harun-or- Rashid of the Blue Panel bagged the deanship by getting 100 votes, while his rival Prof Md Ferdous Hossain of Political Science and White Panel candidate got 53 votes.

Prof Dr Tajmeri SA Islam of Chemistry won the Science Faculty deanship from the White Panel by defeating the Blue Panel candidate Prof Muhibur Rahman of the same department.

Prof Abbas Ali of Management and White Panel candidate won the deanship for the Business Studies by defeating Blue Panel candidate Prof Mizanur Rahaman of Marketing.

White Panel candidate Abul Bashar of Zoology bagged the Bio-Science deanship defeating the incumbent Dean Anwar Hossain from the Blue Panel.

Prof Abdur Rashid, a teacher of Pharmaceutical Chemistry from White Panel won the Pharmacy deanship defeating Farida Begum of Clinical Pharmacy and Pharmacology and the Blue Panel candidate.

Artist Rafiqun Nabi of the Blue Panel candidate for the newly introduced Fine Arts Faculty won the deanship defeating two opponents - Abdus Sattar and Mahmudul Haq, both from the White Panel.

White Panel candidate Shahnaz Haq Hussain of Geography won the position of the Earth and Environmental Sciences Dean defeating the Blue Panel candidate Dr Md Hossain Mansur, a teacher of Soil Science.

White Panel candidate Shahida Rafique won the Engineering and Technology deanship defeating the Blue Panel candidate Neem Chandra Bhowmik, a professor of applied physics

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[vinnomot] Why do our old politicians want to be leaders of 36M poor people?

2008-08-19T13:17:00.000-07:00

36m people in Bangladesh face acute poverty, hunger

Staff Reporter

Bangladesh's high economic growth during the last decade has resulted in significant reductions in poverty. However, 36 million people--about one quarter of the country's population--still face acute poverty and hunger.

Addressing this challenge is the focus of the workshop, "Understanding Chronic Poverty and Poverty Dynamics in Rural Bangladesh," that began in Dhaka yesterday. Government officials, researchers, and civil society representatives will discuss new findings on why some households and communities in rural Bangladesh remain trapped in poverty, while others have successfully moved out. These findings will help identify key factors that keep people poor.

The workshop is being organized by the Chronic Poverty Research Centre (CPRC), Data Analysis and Technical Assistance Ltd. (DATA), and the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI).

Drawing on information collected from 1,800 households across rural Bangladesh, the study found that while close to half the households surveyed moved out of poverty, around one-fifth remained chronically poor and a small percentage fell into poverty. These households were found to be extremely vulnerable to unexpected shocks, such as illness, dowry and wedding expenses, and floods.

The study focused on three key aspects of poverty in rural Bangladesh: poor people's perceptions of what makes them poor; the factors that create and perpetuate their poverty; and the patterns of loss and gain that they directly experience.

"Unlike previous studies, this research integrates two types of important data-household survey data and individual life histories-to provide a deeper understanding of the causes of chronic poverty in rural Bangladesh," said Bob Baulch, coordinator for the poverty dynamics and economic mobility theme at CPRC.

The study found that those households that have lower education levels, own less land, hold fewer non-land assets and livestock, and have many young children and elderly members, face the most difficulty escaping poverty. Unexpected shocks, such as injuries, illness and livestock deaths, significantly increase the likelihood of chronic poverty. Dowry payments and wedding expenses are a heavy burden for most households.

"This study makes it clear that rural households are particularly vulnerable to crises," said Md Zihadul Hassan, managing director of DATA. "The impact of a crisis, however, greatly depends on how much schooling the head of a household has received, whether property has been divided, and household ownership of livestock and other assets."

Additionally, the study documented eight types of life trajectories based on accounts by people of their direct experiences of moving in and out of poverty. Many of these life trajectories displayed a "saw-tooth" pattern in which improvements in people's lives are reversed by illnesses and large medical expenses, wedding expenses, and legal disputes.

"The life histories collected for this study reveal how improvements in poor people's lives tend to occur gradually, while declines occur suddenly," said Peter Davis, lecturer at the University of Bath and co-researcher of this study. "People's lives follow upward and downward patterns, not a smooth pattern of either progress or decline which is often suggested by more conventional research approaches."

The households in the study are based in 102 villages located in 14 of the country's 64 districts and were originally interviewed between eight and 14 years ago. The researchers revisited the same households in late 2006 and early 2007 to assess the changes in poverty and well-being that occurred over time.

"Unexpected shocks keep people in poverty and prevent them from moving out," said Agnes Quisumbing, senior research fellow at IFPRI. "This study provides a better understanding of these issues and can guide the design of more effective social protection systems for poor people in rural Bangladesh."

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[vinnomot] Struggling with India's gender bias

2008-08-19T08:39:00.000-07:00

Friends

The following is an news item from BBC wherein you can see the dilapidated situation the the women folk of the Hindu country India.The indian women have absolutely no rights even they arec treated less importantly than the cows.

But the bloody Sharmeo jibis, women activist like r.kamal chokotty,malika begoom,aysha,etcetc makehue and cry about our situation but keep silent about the fathers country Indi ?

These gwan papis anti Bangladeshis goons must be hooted out to help the womenfolk in our country in the real sense.These activists in conjunction with foreign aided NGO loots the money they bring in the name of helpng the women in need.

Faruque Alamgir

Struggling with India's gender bias

Life on the Edge - No Country for Young Girls?

The number of female foetuses being aborted in India is rising, as ultrasound is increasingly used to predict the sex of babies.

The BBC World news series, Life on the Edge, travels across India with a young mother to find out why the country is still such a tough place to be a woman. Steve Bradshaw reports.

What would you do if your husband's family does not want you to have daughters - and insists you take steps to make sure it does not happen?

Would you walk out or would you stay on and take a chance?

What if the bias against girls is reflected across society? Does that mean you cannot make it on your own?

Vaijanti is an Indian woman who says she faces this dilemma.

She lives in the city of Agra, home to the Taj Mahal, perhaps the world's most famous monument to a woman, the wife of a Mughal emperor.

"I had a lot of dreams in my heart," Vaijanti says, "just like in the movies... but now I think of love as a betrayal."

Vaijanti has taken her husband to court, saying he and his family insisted that she have an abortion because a scan showed she was expecting a girl.

Having already had one daughter, she says the pressure to abort the second child was intense.

So Vaijanti moved out of the marital home and now lives apart from her husband - with her two girls.

Gender skew

Testing and aborting for gender selection are illegal in India and Vaijanti's husband and in-laws deny the charges against them.

Despite the obvious bitterness between her and her husband's family, reconciliation is still possible.

Girls still face discrimination in modern Indian society

But Vaijanti was unsure of what to do next. We wanted to find out if she thought India really is a country biased against young girls.

Despite the law, some Indians clearly are using ultrasound techniques to scan for female foetuses, in order to abort them.

Figures suggest as many as a million such foetuses could be aborted every year in India.

It is unlikely nature alone accounts for this gender skew - in Delhi, for instance, only 821 girls are born for every 1,000 boys.

Many Indian families regard daughters as a liability.

Expensive dowries must be arranged for their weddings and they frequently move into their husband's households - making it less likely they will support ageing parents.

As Vaijanti had never travelled beyond Agra, director Nupur Basu took her on a whistle-stop tour of India.

In Rajasthan, she meets Jasbir Kaur, who left her husband after facing a similar predicament.

Told she should abort her girl triplets, she decided to go ahead and have them anyway.

She is a potential role model for Vaijanti, telling her: "You must educate your girls. Don't lose courage. Don't feel alone."

Although millions of Indian girls are still left out of formal education, Jasbir Kaur's three girls are doing fine in the local school.

Icon of globalisation

In Delhi, there is good and bad news. Vaijanti meets women who have come into Delhi filled with hope, but end up begging on the streets.

In many places, boys are unable to agree to find girls to marry. Because of this, the nation will soon face an unimaginable crisis

Renuka Chowdhury
Minister for women

She also visits a disco for the first time in her life - no den of iniquity but a place where she meets some bright young women with good cheer and strong advice.

In Bangalore, there are also two sides to the picture.

This is the city that is world famous as an icon of globalisation and women's empowerment.

It has young girls working in IT, making good careers, and scooting around town on mopeds, listening to their iPods.

But there is another Bangalore - where some families still demand the expensive dowries traditionally given by a bride's family to the in-laws.

And while Bangalore's senior managers may encourage women, younger men may still question their qualifications and their right to work.

Finally Nupur also takes Vaijanti to Mahatma Gandhi's retreat, where she hears that the revered leader was concerned about the bias against women.

Writer Tridip Suhrud says Mahatma Gandhi "would have been deeply perturbed with this entire social surge of... civilisation to acquire this hard militant, masculine self-identity".

He adds: "He would have fought it with femininity."

'Grave situation'

We wanted to make this film after a leading development expert, Kevin Watkins, suggested India had a curiously ambivalent role in the globalisation debate.

The Taj Mahal was conceived as a monument to an emperor's wife

Its booming economy is cause for hope, and the government is clearly concerned about both gender and economic inequality.

But if huge swathes of the populace do not share the increasing wealth, the whole Indian model of development may be called into question.

Meantime, Vaijanti's immediate concern is India's missing girls - unborn because of the desire to have boys.

Vaijanti and Nupur call on Renuka Chowdhury, the minister for women, who says: "This is a very, very grave situation."

She adds: "In many places, boys are unable to agree to find girls to marry. Because of this, the nation will soon face an unimaginable crisis."

When Vaijanti left Agra she was quiet but watchful. At the journey's end, she is calm and eloquent as she weighs up whether to seek reconciliation with her husband's family.

"I feel at peace... I will go back to Agra now and think about what I should do for my daughters and myself. I will go back and think about my decision."

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[vinnomot] First CodeSprint in Bangladesh begins

2008-08-19T04:58:00.000-07:00

Sorry for crossposting!

Shehab

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From: munir hasan <munir_hasan_pa@yahoo.com>
Date: Fri, Aug 15, 2008 at 1:28 PM
Subject: [bytesforall_readers] First CodeSprint in Bangladesh begins
To: bytesforall_readers@yahoogroups.com

Students of Shah Jalal University of Science and Technology (http://www.sust.edu) and few professionals start the first Code Sprint ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sprint_(software_development) organized by Bangladesh Open Source Network (www.bdosn.org). Professionals from Tiger It Ltd, Nilavo Software, Webcraft Bd Ltd, Arena Mobile and D.Net Bangladesh are also participating in the sprint.
Supported by the CSE Society and OSN of SUST, the 3 days event begins with much enthusiasm. The programmer attending the Sprint will focus on 4 projects- A visual tool for quick website development, mobile tool for stock price searching, Development of a Bangla social networking site and a simple Bangla Input plug-in for Firefox.

The Sprint was inaugurated by Khnadaker Tavir , Lecturer of CSE Department SUST and also addressed by the General Secretary of BdOSN.

In the morning 4 team leader explained their task to group members and start coding. Some open adda (Informal meeting) would be organized. First of these marked a overview of the dynamic programming languages. It was learned that now a days Python, Perl and similar scripting languages are gaining popularity because of their simplicity and strength. Students in the adda, asked questions ranging from developing Robot to future career scope for the programmer.

The camp will continue till morning of the 17th August. On that day, all 4 team will present their final product. All the programming code of the sprint will be released under GPL after final modifications and testing, if necessary.

Regards

Munir Hasan
BdOSN, Bangladesh

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[vinnomot] HASI APU KAAN SHAMACHAR

2008-08-19T04:05:00.000-07:00

Friends

The great JOKER Chokher Daktar Modasser Mia made hue and cry that "Hasi apu is going to die if no treatment is given abroad of her KAAN specially the left one else she will permanently become deaf.
They made the whole nation understood that Hasi apu is very serious and created serious pressure through their Dad Indi and the grand Dad West.

The great Netri was released on Parole on condition of KAAN er treatment as suggested by the Joker Chkher dakter Modasser. But the people of Bangladesh came to know the bluff(usual characteristic of Hasi apu to tell lie and bluff) that she has gone on holidaying just like Nioree of a Bodhu flying through continents with family and friends.

Friends, there is a syaing the "CHORER DOSH DIN GHRIHOSTER EK DIN". The chor is caught ultimately. So, the case is with our HASI apu. The Chuga Fukaiing Chokher dakter Modasser was telling the world that her(Hasi apu's) left Ear is toally damaged and never to be recovered but she can hear some 30-40% by her right ear.

But the jari juri of great "MITHTHA CHAR OF BAL N IT'S SHARMEO LEZURS" is caught red handed.There is a picture in Naya Diganta today Aug'19,2008 of the great chapabaaz netri Hasi apu that she is talking through a Mobile and that too by her LEFT EAR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.

Now what BAL and the Chunga Fukaiing lair sharmeo dalals will say about this ????????????.
You never know that they will come up with the story that she (Hasi apu) met "Bhagawan Rajanish" in her dream and who cured the totally damaged LEFT EAR by pouring dirty stinky impure Gonga joooooooool.

How long these clowns will be fooling around even after being caught several times and damage the country to benefit their mentor Indi ??????

May Allah save Bangladesh from the congenital lairs anti Bangladeshi goons.

Faruque Alamgir

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[vinnomot] Re: [notun_bangladesh] Khaleda Zia is an utmost notoriously " KRITOGHNA " - means someone who not only denies the help & contribution of one's aide but also tries to harm to that aide, whenever he or she get chance

2008-08-18T23:14:00.000-07:00

Mr shafique,

Khaleda zia always keeps words.The nation is thankfull to her.

if you want to now about your netri please go through '."Amar Fanci Chai "by Motiur Rahman Rentu

Salahuddin Ayubi <s_ayubi786@yahoo.com> wrote:

BAL and its leaders think that public memory is very short and they may do or say whatever they like as they will forget all their misdeeds before their rhetorics at the time of vote. Besides BAL do not believe in vote power as they are able to manufacture votes. To this day there was no election in which BAL did not engage in election engineering even in the oppositionless election of 1973.

Ayubi

--- On Mon, 8/18/08, Md. Mostafa Kamal <mmk3k@yahoo.com> wrote:

From: Md. Mostafa Kamal <mmk3k@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [notun_bangladesh] Khaleda Zia is an utmost notoriously " KRITOGHNA " - means someone who not only denies the help & contribution of one's aide but also tries to harm to that aide, whenever he or she get chance
To: notun_bangladesh@yahoogroups.com
Cc: srbanunz@gmail.com, agchoudhury@aol.com
Date: Monday, August 18, 2008, 7:03 PM

Mr. Shafiq,

Did Sheikh Hasina keep her promise to Jahanara Imama & won't do hartal even she goes to an oposition side? SOTTIYE HASINA IS A MOHA KRITOGGO BOTE!

Thank You All,

Md. Mostafa Kamal.

--- On Mon, 8/18/08, Engr. Shafiq Bhuiyan <srbanunz@gmail. com> wrote:

From: Engr. Shafiq Bhuiyan <srbanunz@gmail. com>
Subject: [notun_bangladesh] Khaleda Zia is an utmost notoriously " KRITOGHNA " - means someone who not only denies the help & contribution of one's aide but also tries to harm to that aide, whenever he or she get chance
To: "khabor" <khabor@yahoogroups. com>, BanglaPolitics@ yahoogroups. com, banglarnari@ yahoogroups. com, bdstudents@yahoogro ups.com, bristi_namai@ yahoogroups. com, chottala@yahoogroup s.com, dahuk@yahoogroups. com, Diagnose@yahoogroup s.com, FutureOfBangladesh@ yahoogroups. com, motamoth@yahoo. com, mukto-mona@yahoogro ups.com, sa7rong@yahoogroups .com, uttorshuri@yahoogro ups.com, vinnomot@yahoogroup s.com, "Abdul Gaffar Choudhury" <agchoudhury@ aol.com>, emdad555@yahoo. com
Date: Monday, August 18, 2008, 11:41 AM

Dear Reader,

Khaleda Zia is an utmost notoriously " KRITOGHNA "

Read the attached article (PDF file attached)

About the jealoussy & cruelity of Khaleda Zia who celebrate her

One of the 5 FIVE fake birthday

On 15th August - assisiniation day of Banagabndhu
Who has saved her family & conjugal life with General Zia,
Zia refused to take her as his wife after the liberation war of 1971

This is not an "ASHARE GOLPO" or false story or man-made lie.

Rather it is fact.

I have authentic & genuine reference.

Khaleda Zia is an utmost notoriously

" KRITOGHNA"

There is no alike or appropriate word in English language, of this most hated Bangali adjective (" KRITOGHNA"), as the English has never thought of existence or possibility of this type of very bad behaviour from any human being or even from a beast!

"KRITOGHNA" - means someone who not only denies the help & contribution of one's aide
but also tries to harm to that aide, whenever he or she get chance.

Late General Ziaur Rahman was very unhappy with the actions and manner of his wife, Khaleda Zia during the liberation war of 1971 and he was thinking to break their conjugal relation ship with Khaleda, as she repeteadly denied leaving Pakistani shelter and refused to go to India to stay with Zia, in spite of repeated instructions AND hand written letter from Zia.

Some specialist freedom fighters were sent to her and to wives of some other top senior political & army officer, who were not able to take their wives & family along with them, during the very begining of the liberation war in 1971. Most of them (wives & family of senior officers) went to their husband, except Khaleda Zia.

So, naturally General Zia was very unhappy with her and he thought to break their conjugal relation ship with Khaleda. After the liberation of Bangladesh, Khaleda Zia came to Bangabandhu' s house (at 32 no Dhanmondi) several times and seeks the utmost assistance of Bangabandhu to remain their family relationship. Then Bangabandhu used his personality & influence on Zia to keep Khaleda's marital relation ship with Zia.

Please read the item or episode 37 of the legendary & authentic book, "BANGABANDHU SHEIKH MUJIB KE GHIRE KICHU GHOTHONA & BANGLADESH" written by Dr. M A Wazed Mian, husband of Sheikh Hasina. Up to 2000 (I have this copy) four number of edition of this book has already published, which is very rare for any book on political matter.

Whole subject matters of that book was 1st published , continuously, in hundreds of episode, on alternate day, in the daily Ajker Kagoj during 1992, one of the best and well circulated news paper of that period and then that book was also published in 1993. On both the occasions, Khaleda Zia was ruling Prime Minister of Bangladesh. As content of that book was correct, so either as person Khaleda Zia or as an existing Prime Minister of Bangladesh and her Press office/wing (which is led by a full fledged Secretary) was not able to make any kind of official protest, deny or case about that fact.

Same episode was informed in the Bangladesh Parliament, by Major (Retd) Hafijuddin, now SONGSKAR BADEE, the then "independence MP" (1991-1996), previously Jatio Party (Ershad) leader MP - Minister (up to 1991) and very recently Ex cabinet minister of Khaleda Zia cabinet (2001-2006). Ref: Proceedings of the Bangladesh Parliament

That ungrateful & unthankful Khaleda Zia not only criticizes, defames & undermines Bangabandhu, even she, being a widow of more than fifty years old, started celebrating her "false" official birthday, on the black 15th August, the day of mourning of Bangalee nation - the brutal killing day of Bangabandhu & his family.

She has five "different" birthday, published in the daily "Sangbad" in 1997 and Khaleda Zia did not make any kind of official protest or lodged any case against that news, though she was President of BNP as well as the leader of the opposition in the Parliament, about that fact.

Dear readers, please read this posting minutely, before "inking".
I have given all the authentic & publicly available reference
In support of my comments, remarks,
This is not " KOTHAR KOTHA" or manufactured storey

Though to the best of my knowledge, all are fact. But still some one wants to put any note of dissent, as a democratic right, you are always welcome, but, that should support with genuine & publicly available reference.

"Sustha thakon, nirapade thakon ebong valo thakon"

Shuvechhante,

Shafiqur Rahman Bhuiyan (ANU)
NEW ZEALAND.

Phone: 00-64-9-828 2435 (Res), 00-64-0274 500 277 (mobile)
E-mail: srbanunz@gmail. com

N.B.: If any one is offended by content of this e-mail, please ignore & delete this e-mail. I also request you to inform me by an e- mail - to delete your name from my contact list.

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