Posts From Muhith Masih (বাবু)
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Bangladesh Environment Network (BEN) Seminar Event Photos
BEN Seminar Event Photos 2008 Click on photo for more photos.
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Bangladesh gaining land, not losing: scientists
DHAKA (AFP) — New data shows that Bangladesh’s landmass is increasing, contradicting forecasts that the South Asian nation will be under the waves by the end of the century, experts say. Scientists from the Dhaka-based Center for Environment and Geographic
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Bangladesh Environment Network Seminar Update – Saturday 2 August 2008
BANGLADESH ENVIRONMENT NETWORK (BEN)* A Network to Assist Bangladesh in Protecting Her Environment Internet Address: http://www.BEN-Center.org Ten Years of BEN Program August 2 Saturday-, 2008 Community Hall, Bangladesh High Commission, 43 Culgoa Circuit, O’Malley, Canberra, August 2 Saturday, 2008 BEN,
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Bangladesh High Commission, Canberra – Announcement
Dear All, Kindly refer to the press release regarding the submission for special benefits 2009 for NRBs, the deadline for receiving the application by the High Commission has been extended recently by the Ministry of Expatriates’ Welfare and Overseas Employment
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All set to free Bangladesh
Dr Fakhruddin has strived to put things in order by leading an anti-graft campaign in a country widely perceived as being among the world’s most corrupt. His caretaker administration has the responsibility of preparing one of the world’s largest Muslim
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Habib and Ferdous Wahid in Concert – Sunday 2 November 2008 – Presented by Bangla Vision Entertainment
I’m Md M Rahman from Bangla Vision Entertainment, Australia. We are pleased to inform you and the Bangladeshi Community in Australia through your popular website that we are going to organize a grand concert night of Habib ‘The new Sensation’
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Bangladesh adds 1.66 mln mobile phone users in June
DHAKA, July 13 (Reuters) – Bangladesh’s six mobile phone operators signed up a total 1.66 million new subscribers in June, lifting the user base to 43.70 million in one of the Asia’s fastest-growing cellular markets, telecoms regulator data showed on
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Bringing Bangladesh into the Internet Age
By Jeremy WagstaffPublished: July 9, 2008 In Bangladesh, where less than 1 percent of the population has Internet access and where the rare broadband connection is prohibitively expensive, bridging the digital divide may require new approaches. A group of Bangladeshi
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Bangladesh Proposes Creating D8 Food Fund
KUALA LUMPUR, July 8 (Xinhua) — The Developing 8 countries (D8) should seriously consider creating a D8 Food Fund to enhance their collective food security, Chief Adviser of Bangladeshi caretaker government Fakhruddin Ahmed said at the 6th D8 Summit held
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Bend it Like Bollywood – A Mega Musical Dance Event in Melbourne 20 Sept 08
Dear Bollywood lovers, Exciting times are here again! India’s Ace choreographer Shiamak Davar’s team from Melbourne is here with his specially choreographed show ‘BEND IT LIKE BOLLYWOOD’. BEND IT LIKE BOLLYWOOD- presented by Events India Inc. and performed by Shiamak’s
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Shornali Shandha in Melbourne on 19 July 08
Dear Community Members I am inviting you on behalf of Bangladesh Cultural Group Inc (BCGI) to enjoy a colourful evening "Shornali Shandha"on 19 July, a function on OLD SONGS. Renowned vocal artists of Melbourne are committed to join voluntarily to
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Opportunity for Expatriate Bangladeshis to Work in Bangladesh!
In 2004, the Local Consultative Group (LCG) on microfinance carried out a sector review of the Microfinance Industry in Bangladesh. This review, supplemented by a series of papers on issues in the microfinance sector concluded that the donors need to
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Baby survives landslide in Bangladesh
By Pavel Rahman (AP)Published: 2008-07-06 05:40:04 Location: TEKNAF, Bangladesh A baby girl was pulled from the rubble unharmed Sunday after a landslide destroyed her family’s home in southern Bangladesh, killing her parents and two older siblings, an official said. Rescuers
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Thousands marooned by heavy rains in Bangladesh
CHITTAGONG, Bangladesh (AFP) — At least 20 people have died and more than 20,000 left marooned as heavy rains over the past week triggered landslides and floods in southeast Bangladesh, an official said Sunday. Three landslides caused by torrential monsoon
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Ranatunga enjoins big Asian countries to help Bangladesh
Karachi, July 5 (PTI) Former Sri Lanka captain Arjuna Ranatunga has adjured the big three teams of Asia –India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka — to help Bangladesh lift the standard of their game at the international level. Ranatunga, the outgoing
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Robbers shoot charity worker
Harriet Alexander and Arjun RamachandranJuly 3, 2008 A Sydney charity worker who lived by the code "bad things happen when good people do nothing" has been shot dead in Tanzania. Darren Stratti, 36, who had professed to having a "strange
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Prices galloping out of control
Triggered by the recent rise in the fuel prices, the prices of essential commodities in the city got a fresh spell of upswing and, according to market sources, it would continue for at least another two weeks multiplying the sufferings
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