Archive for July, 2012

LONDON 2012 OLYMPICS

The Summer Olympic Games will begin today in London, Great Britain after the Opening Ceremony – the traditional curtain-raiser – at the brand-new Olympic Stadium in the Olympic Park. The Games of the XXX Olympiad (London 2012) will be staged in the British capital in which over 10,500 athletes from across 204 nations is expected to compete across 26 different sports and in over 300 matches. Details…

Never met him face to face; but I have seen him once at yonder in 1987 – at Tung King (a Chinese restaurant at Elephant Road), alone and pensive with a cigarette burning as his only company. Details…

Shikkha Bigyan o Bangladesha Shikkha (Education Science and Education in Bangladesh)-3rd Edition by Dr. Abdul Maleque (Professor, Institute of Education & Research, University of Dhaka), Mariam Begum (Associate Professor, Institute of Education & Research, University of Dhaka), Fakhrul Islam (Deputy Secretary, University Grants Commission of Bangladesh) and Sheikh Shahbaz Riad (Assistant Professor, Govt. Teachers’ Training College, Dhaka). Published by the University Grants Commission (UGC) of Bangladesh, Dhaka, February 2012. 671 pp. ISBN: 984-809-037-1. Details…

Men can become immortal by their good deed, age doesn’t matter here and we can see a number of examples of greatest heroes already if we go through history, who are still alive in our memory. I’m a bit lucky because in my student life I got the chances of meeting many of the best talented teachers and Humayun Ahmed is one of them. Details…

As you know most of the communities (such as Bengali) in this sub-continent (Indian) are covered by ‘Culture of Poverty’ (Oscar Lewis), irrespective of class or economic strata, lives in pavement or apartment. Nobody seriously condemn or ashamed of the deep-rooted corruption, decaying general quality of life, worst politico-governance, bad work place, weak mother language, continuous consumption of common social space (mental as well as physical, both). Details…

Cox’s Bazar, Jul 6 (bdnews24.com) – The bloggers of bdnews24.com have distributed relief material among the flood victims in Cox’s Bazar district.

They distributed essentials and cash money among some 78 disaster-hit families at Jhilanja union of the Sadar upazila on Friday.

Jhilanja union council Chairman Giasuddin Jikur, who was present during the distribution of relief materials, said some 4,000 houses were inundated by the flood waters in the union. “Flood occurs here almost every year due to silting in the Bakkhali canal.”

bdnews24.com blog moderator Ireen Sultana told reporters: “As Sultan Mirza, one of our bloggers, uploaded a post urging all to stand beside the flood-hit, other bloggers responded well. The relief material and cash has been distributed with their support.”

“We’ve also a plan to distribute relief goods among the distressed people in northern districts in the next 15-20 days,” she added.

bdnews24.com bloggers Dr Manjur Morshed, Hasan Bipul, Sharat Chowdhury, Emon and Sayeed Akib, and Cox’s Bazar Sadar upazila UNO (upazila executive officer) Amir Abdullah Mohammad Manjur Karim were present during the relief distribution.

bdnews24.com blog started its journey on Feb 11 last year to later become a popular citizen journalism platform.

bdnews24.com/corr/gna/skb/ssr/nir/2314h

We are really upset after knowing the news, and really have no words to say after knowing the details about the news. After reading the whole project detail from World Bank webpage, I would like to share some points with all the readers Details…

Time..

please, give me back my childhood

I just wanna change,

A new beginning…

I was sentient about everything, Details…

Bangladeshi people have always proven themselves as a brave nation.They fought against Pakistan even when they were not enriched with weapon and power! Fighting against all the odds, they earned the liberty and gave birth to an independent country ‘Bangladesh’. Details…

The hot weather wasn’t doing any mercy to me and the exasperating realisation of my brand new jeans and the hovering fan having an alliance with it, made things worse. For what it was worth, he was sleeping peacefully, supervised by my watchful red strenuous eyes, audibly assuring his semi-anesthetised state with mild snoring, melting away in sweat (loved the smell though but couldn’t puff enough because of a stupid guy’s intention of discovering the Taj Mahal in my fascia from a bed across the room!), Details…