..: The Bangladesh Today :..

friday, september 3, 2010
bhadra 19, 1417,
ramadan 23, 1431 Hijri

 

                       Publisher & Chairman Editorial Board:
                        
Colonel Syed Shahabuddin Ahmed (Retd) 
                          Editor: Barrister Syed Sajjad Ahmed

 
  Demand for beef falling amid anthrax phobia » JS body’s proposals to aim at strengthening democracy: PM » President for exporting ocean going ships to Maldives » Stalled funding hits Pakistan aid effort: UN » Iraq still far from sovereign, despite US pullout: analysts » Govt to strengthen dist, UZ monitoring bodies to keep market stable » BB changes foreign exchange rule to perk up ICT » 77,590 tons Aus rice produced in Rangpur Agriculture Zone » Students of pry school carrying out academic activities in risky condition » Bangladesh confirm bookie approach » Niaz shares top slot in Dato Arthur Tan Malaysia Open Chess

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  Demand for beef falling amid anthrax phobia

The demand and sale of beef are falling drastically across the country following reports of outbreak and spread of .....More

 


  Constitution amendment
JS body’s proposals to aim at strengthening democracy: PM


Parliamentary special committee headed by Syeda Sajeda Chowdhury is expected to recommend amendments to the...
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 President for exporting ocean going ships to Maldives
He favours sending more skilled manpower to Libya

President Zillur Rahman on Thursday laid emphasis on taking measures to export locally produced ocean going ships as well as ship builders to the South Asian islands country of........More
 



 Other Headlines

» Stalled funding hits Pakistan aid effort: UN
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Iraq still far from sovereign, despite US pullout: analysts
» Govt to strengthen dist, UZ monitoring bodies to keep market stable
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BB changes foreign exchange rule to perk up ICT
» 77,590 tons Aus rice produced in Rangpur Agriculture Zone
» Students of pry school carrying out academic activities in risky condition
» Bangladesh confirm bookie approach
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Niaz shares top slot in Dato Arthur Tan Malaysia Open Chess
 

 

Analysis

More tactics than strategy for Kabul

Unresolved tensions in the Obama administration's Afghan policy have again been highlighted by recent pronouncements by its top military officials. This has sent confusing signals about the US-led coalition's next and decisive phase of engagement in Afghanistan rather than convey clarity in purpose and strategy.
In a spate of media interviews, General David H. Petraeus, the new commander of US and NATO forces in Afghanistan, called for more time and patience for counterinsurgency efforts to....
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Piety and the human heart

The right place for piety and abstinence is the heart. If one is pious and has the fear of Almighty Allah in his heart, then he will be sincere. Such a person performs perfectly his duties in obedience to Allah. If he lacks sincerity and has no fear of Almighty God in his heart, then he does not posses the right spirit needed by him to perform his duties.
He cannot, then, discharge his duties satisfactorily in spite of the fact that the work, whether of this......
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