Vol 9 Issue 11-12 September 03-16
Flowers & Thorns
Homecoming of a Bir Sreshtho and more about heroes
In Bangladesh the highest gallantry award is Bir Sreshtho; in Pakistan it is Nishan-e-Haider, and in India it is Param Vir Chakra. No matter which country they are from, soldiers who lay down their lives for their motherland are heroes.
by MAJOR GENERAL (RETIRED) SYED MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM, BIR PROTIK
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REGION
Koirala meets Prachanda
The meeting between Nepalese Prime Minister Koirala and Maoist leader Prachanda invokes hope for peace in the Himalayan kingdom.
PRINCESS SHRESTHA writes from Kathmandu
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Generous to a fault
While a helpful neighbour to the countries of the region, perhaps Pakistan should turn its generosity inwards
by SHIREEN M MAZARI, Islamabad
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ROUNDUP
Hasina’s India trip Delhi or the award?
Did Hasina travel all the way to India to receive a dubious award, or was Delhi her real agenda?
by MARUF CHINU
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INTERVIEW
SOUTH ASIA DESK
South Asia Desk
Rice backs Musharraf, but calls for vote in Pakistan PRESTWICK, Scotland: Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice offered an unstinting endorsement of the Pakistani president, General Pervez Musharraf, and said that the world expected to see Pakistan hold democratic elections next year.
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EDUCATION
Educating Suborna
Education transforms women's socio-economic condition
by RUPA SARKER
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Melodious Milia

 

“Keno chup hoye aachho?” (Why are you silent?) sings Milia. It’s Saturday, June 24, at the Spectra centre in Gulshan. Milia Islam Sabed is launching her latest album Keno chup hoye aachho.

The ambience, the arrangements, the songs and the entire evening is very different from the music launches we see all too often. There is a sophistication in the singer and the songs. The audience is select. They listen in hushed silence as Milia renders the beautiful numbers in her melodious voice. Then there is a thunder of applause after each song.

 

Renowned singer Ferdousi Rahman launches the CD while another renowned artiste Nashid Kamal introduces Milia and conducts the show. In the background, Milia’s music video plays – a pleasing juxtaposition of sight and sound.

 

The CD has compositions of Alauddin Ali, Bappa Majumdar, SI Tutul, Kazi Hablu and other talents of the music scene. It has soulful numbers like Na Bolo Na as well as racy party numbers like Aye Mon Nachere. The album is a must for lovers of contemporary Bangla music.

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POLL WATCH
Trouble in the AL camp; Sirajganj-7 Dr. Matin distanced from BNP
Both the government party and the main opposition in Sirajganj-7 are riddled with internal conflict, with several aspirants for nomination in the coming polls
by PARVEZ HALIM
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Kishore can draw
Melodious Milia “Keno chup hoye aachho?” (Why are you silent?) sings Milia. It’s Saturday, June 24, at the Spectra centre in Gulshan. Milia Islam Sabed is launching her latest album Keno chup hoye aachho. The ambience, the arrangements, the songs and the entire evening is very different from the music launches we see all too often. There is a sophistication in the singer and the songs. The audience is select. They listen in hushed silence as Milia renders the beautiful numbers in her melodious voice. Then there is a thunder of applause after each song. Renowned singer Ferdousi Rahman launches the CD while another renowned artiste Nashid Kamal introduces Milia and conducts the show. In the background, Milia’s music video plays – a pleasing juxtaposition of sight and sound. The CD has compositions of Alauddin Ali, Bappa Majumdar, SI Tutul, Kazi Hablu and other talents of the music scene. It has soulful numbers like Na Bolo Na as well as racy party numbers like Aye Mon Nachere. The album is a must for lovers of contemporary Bangla music.
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