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Moments before, after and at kuakata…

After we returned to Dhaka, I started to miss the four days of our tour. It was the second time we had our own time. We were of out own and out of all sort of restrictions. This tour was totally different then our first tour at Sylhet. Apart from the 24 & 15 hours journey, we enjoyed every moments of the tour. Sifat will leave the country in upcoming February. Don't know when we will see him again. But we will sure miss him a lot. This tour to Kuakata will be our another great memory with Sifat. Moments that will help us to remember him. Read more

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Ready to move out!!

we are getting ready to move out. I've already packed my bag. Did little bit of shopping. Just few more things need to take care of. And tomorrow evening we will head out for Kuakata. I hope this journey will be another memorable event of our life. Read more

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My "BATTLE OF MINDS" Adventure….

I found that I don't have interest on BOM anymore. This is exactly how Mobashra felt earlier but I insisted her to participate. I apologize to Mobashra for insisting and making her to participate. Though I know she liked the grooming session and will do better if she participate in BOM. I'm done with my "Battle of Minds" adventure but I'm requesting Mobashra to apply for BOM. Hope she will consider It. Read more

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Watch out cricket wrold!

Today Bangladesh cricket team & its captain Shakib Al Hasan were all over the newspapers. I didn't find any newspaper without report on Bangladesh cricket team. Everyone is praising the team and captain Shakib. Why won't they? For the first time Bangladesh won a series against a full strength test playing country. They just won the 5 ODI series against New Zealand. Read more

Posted on Lifestyle

Life in Dhaka

I was in Bus when I was stuck in the traffic. One my co-passenger said "well God must be taking test of our patience." Another said "no, our govt. is taking test of our patience. They have no headache because they never faces traffic jam." That moment I realized we Bangladeshis are really patient. We don't do anything when we are irritated. We don't go violent. We just sit and say "All is well....All is well". We face unbearable load shedding, we face painful traffic, we face water & gas crisis but yet we don't say anything. Well I think that because we are not united. Even if some people come united and protest, our govt. does not care. Because they are Bangladeshi and so they are patient too. So there is no way to we can make our govt. understand what we people are going through in every day life at Dhaka. Read more

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Old Blog 22: I got world cup fever!

I’m not that a football freak. I mean I love playing football but I’m not mad for football. I don’t see International football matches and club footballs leagues. I don’t keep news about football leagues. But sometime I just want to know what’s happening in leagues. For that I don’t have to go any sites, news papers or magazines. I simply go to some of my friends. They are so much in love with football. They never misses any matches or news about football. So when I go to them about updates, I get all of it with analysis. :) Read more

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Old Blog 16 : Comedy Circus!

Once upon a time there was a website named facebook. It was a social networking site. Thousands of people used to use this site. But once govt. of a country name Bangladesh banned the use of facebook in that country. Why? because a Bangladeshi facebook user uploaded cartoon picture of the prime minister and the chairperson of opposition party . Police arrested that young bangladeshi facebook user. Now here comes the fun part. Newspaper of that country,Bangladesh, used to publish cartoon and caricature of those two person almost everyday. Govt. didn’t say a single word to those papers. But a man uploaded some cartoon and caricature of those two person and govt. arrested him. And also banned the use of Facebook in the country. Govt. could easily remove those cartoon & caricature. But what they did was banning site for whole country. Read more

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A story of BTRC: VSAT Saga

BTRC stands for Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission. This organization controls the telecommunication facilities. Their job is to develop the telecommunication system. In order to do that they undertakes many decisions and policies. But most of their decisions are wrong. Their latest decision is to stop the us of VSAT technology. Read more