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Higher CNG price for private vehicles
The recent increase of CNG prices affects several different sectors of society. Due to the sudden increase of CNG cost, owners of public transport vehicles will definitely take the opportunity to raise the fare unlimitedly as well as unethically as we still not able to monitor this sector to implement the fare equitably. The transport sector is one of the most corrupted sectors in our country.
Government should review the price for CNG which should be limited to private vehicles only, which will discourage people from using their private cars in the street but to use public transport. It may help a little to reduce traffic jam in the city. On the other hand, ordinary people and the most of the students in the country use public transport, so government should strictly monitor the bus fares in order to reduce public suffering. Even the increase of the CNG may affect the price of all sorts of the daily commodity seriously due to the transportation cost set by dishonest businessmen in this sector.
Bangladesh Government backing ULFA Paresh Baruah faction
Tracing the email, Times of Assam has found evidence that the email was sent from Mirpur in Bangladesh using a Internet Service Provided by Bangladesh Telephone & Telegraph Board. This has compelled to question whether Bangladesh Government is acting just like Pakistan does with India, regarding the issue of Kashmir. On one hand when Bangladesh government could arrest and deport some ULFA leaders and their families to India, it is strange that the same authority is silent with the leaders or families of the Paresh Baruah fraction (including Paresh Baruah and Anup Chetia’s families) who are against talks with the Indian Government. With several emails of the anti-talks faction traced from Bangladesh, it is evident that the Paresh Baruah fraction is still at large in the neighboring country and enjoying enough freedom. It is clear that Bangladesh Government is only acting hypocrites here,- at one end they act Pro-India by capturing few militants and other end still continue to aid the tough ones who continues to stand against India. It’s high time, Indian authorities as well the civil societies of Assam makes a note of this.
LivingSocial is Differentiating Itself Away from Groupon
About one month ago, I blogged about Groupon. The ‘deal of the day’ and group-buying phenomenon is branching to Google, which is currently testing Google Offers. In December, Amazon invested $175 into LivingSocial, bringing it’s current platform to “rapid global expansion” (Mashable). Clearly, the ‘deal of the day’ fad isn’t just a fad. It’s proving to be a social media, email marketing, and crowd-sourcing savings powerhouse. At an average open rate of 66%, that is an effective email (screenwerk.com)!
LivingSocial is Differentiating Itself Away from Groupon
About one month ago, I blogged about Groupon. The ‘deal of the day’ and group-buying phenomenon is branching to Google, which is currently testing Google Offers. In December, Amazon invested $175 into LivingSocial, bringing it’s current platform to “rapid global expansion” (Mashable). Clearly, the ‘deal of the day’ fad isn’t just a fad. It’s proving to be a social media, email marketing, and crowd-sourcing savings powerhouse. At an average open rate of 66%, that is an effective email (screenwerk.com)!
Strauss says struggling England must quickly adapt to slower subcontinent conditions
Bangladesh News.Net
Friday 18th February, 2011 (ANI)
England captain Andrew Strauss has admitted that his side needs to improve fast if they have to make any impression in the World Cup, which starts tomorrow.
England, who were thrashed 6-1 in the recent ODI series against Australia, narrowly avoided being embarrassed by Canada in their warm-up game, when they laboured to a 17-run win in Dhaka.
“We only arrived here a couple of days ago and the conditions are clearly very different to what we experienced in Australia, so the key for us is making our adjustments,” the Telegraph quoted Strauss, as saying.
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LivingSocial is Differentiating Itself Away from Groupon
About one month ago, I blogged about Groupon. The ‘deal of the day’ and group-buying phenomenon is branching to Google, which is currently testing Google Offers. In December, Amazon invested $175 into LivingSocial, bringing it’s current platform to “rapid global expansion” (Mashable). Clearly, the ‘deal of the day’ fad isn’t just a fad. It’s proving to be a social media, email marketing, and crowd-sourcing savings powerhouse. At an average open rate of 66%, that is an effective email (screenwerk.com)!
Bangladesh girl 'bled to death'
Bangladesh News.Net
Wednesday 9th February, 2011 (Source: www.bbc.co.uk)
A Bangladeshi girl who was publicly whipped for an alleged affair with a married man bled to death, according to a fresh post-mortem examination.
Doctors in Dhaka found multiple injuries on the body of Hena Begum, the deputy attorney general told the BBC.
The High Court ordered her body to be exhumed and taken to the capital after a local autopsy recorded no injuries.
Miss Begum died in hospital six days after last month’s beating, which has caused shock in Bangladesh and abroad.
Bangladesh beggars to be paid during Cricket World Cup
Bangladesh News.Net
Wednesday 2nd February, 2011 (Source: dailycontributor.com)
report from the BBC . This will be Bangladesh’s first time co-hosting the event, and local authorities say they are willing to pay some 300 disabled beggars up to $2 (?1.20) a day just to keep them off the streets.
‘;We have taken the initiative to rehabilitate the beggars and we are going to expedite it ahead of the Cricket World Cup so that they do not disturb the tourists and spectators, Chittagong mayor Mansur Alam said.
Foreign aid to Bangladesh declines 45pc
Bangladesh News.Net
Tuesday 1st February, 2011 (Source: Asia News Network)
In the first six months of the current fiscal year, foreign aid fell by 45 per cent compared to the same period of the previous fiscal year due to a delay by government agencies in implementing foreign-aided projects and curtailed budget support. …
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Bangladeshi city to pay beggars
Bangladesh News.Net
Sunday 30th January, 2011 (Source: BBC)
The authorities in Bangladesh’s city of Chittagong say they will pay beggars a daily wage to keep them off the streets during next month’s Cricket World Cup.
Some 300 disabled beggars would be paid about $2 (?1.20) a day for three months to compensate them for their loss of earning, Mayor Mansur Alam said.
He added that the beggars would also be given a chance to move into rehabilitation centres.
Bangladesh is co-hosting the World Cup along with India and Sri Lanka. …
Rant against politicians lands Nobel laureate in court in Bangladesh
Bangladesh News.Net
Tuesday 18th January, 2011 (Source: CNN)
Dhaka, Bangladesh (CNN) — Micro-credit pioneer and Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus appeared in a Bangladesh court Tuesday on a defamation charge for reportedly criticizing politicians four years ago, court officials said. …
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Feeding biscuits to 73,326 working children launched
Bangladesh News.Net
Tuesday 18th January, 2011 (Source: The Daily Star)
A school feeding programme was launched at Mohakhali in the city yesterday for urban working children to improve attendance and completion rates at learning centres.Under the programme, all working children at learning centres will receive a 75-gram packet of eight biscuits six days a week.
This food ration provides 338 kilocalories and 67 percent of the recommended daily allowance of micronutrients, said a press release.A total of 73,326 children enrolled in the Basic Education for Hard to Reach Urban Working Children (BEHTRUWC) project will be reached through the programme, said a press release.
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