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Saturday, January 16, 2010

Re: [chottala.com] Avishek of CTG Samity- Dhaka Observed



Dear Mir and All Members,
Thanks Mir, How Can we organize an International convention by overs eases Chitagonion people in Dhaka by 2010?
 
How all Chitagonion who are working  and organized Samity in abroad will attend this proposed program?
 
Have you a needfull Idea ? If Yea, Pls send your comments.
 
 
 
 
Rahul Barua
International  Affairs Secretary
Chattagram Samity- Dhaka


On 1/7/10, Mir Khan <mir786111@yahoo.com> wrote:
Rahul Barua's idea is a great one.
Mir
USA/Yangon
 

From: Rahul Barua <baruaboss@gmail.com>
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Cc: educationitb@yahoo.com; debesh barua <debesh_barua@yahoo.com>; Nesar Ahmad <nesar7@yahoo.com>; m h khokon <artandd@gmail.com>
Sent: Wed, January 6, 2010 4:38:21 PM
Subject: [chottala.com] Avishek of CTG Samity- Dhaka Observed

 

 
Hi All,
 
Avishek of CTG Samity- Dhaka Observed and new committee started their work.
 
see more>>>
 
 
Can we organize an International convention by overs eases Chitagonion people in Dhaka by 2010?
All ctg Samity can attend this proposed program..
 
plz Send Opinion as early as posible.
 
 
 
Rahul Barua
International  Affairs Secretary
Chattagram Samity- Dhaka
 

 



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Our beloved Bangladesh ....democracy is being followed here..There are number of parties.This is the beauty of democracy.There are some studnt organizations also.It is matter of debate that should we promote student politics or not ? They have some impacts on the society obviously.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bangladesh_Chhatra_League
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jatiyatabadi_Chhatra_Dal
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bangladesh_Islami_Chhatra_Shibir
http://shibir.org.bd/bangla/

After caretaker government,all parties are seem to be trying to gather themselves and trying to reorganize them.They are scheduling nuber of programs to bring life and freshness in their organization.

A student organization is going to arrange the council.Online Vote casting has been done..details can be found here...
http://chhatrashibircouncil.com/2009/




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Re: [chottala.com] Bir Uttam Maj. General Azizur Rahman Road.



This is a good step by government to recognize such a Freedom Fighter.

May peace be upon you
Sabbir Hossain Tanvir




--- On Thu, 1/14/10, siraj uddowllah <siraj_58@hotmail.com> wrote:

From: siraj uddowllah <siraj_58@hotmail.com>
Subject: [chottala.com] Bir Uttam Maj. General Azizur Rahman Road.
To: chottala@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, January 14, 2010, 7:25 AM

 

Dear chottala readers,

Maj. General Azizur Rahman Bir Uttam is given a prestigious award for his valiant fight with the Pakistani Hanader Bahini in 1971 liberation war, by giving a name of a road in Dhaka in his name. Congratulation for such an honour to him.

Dr. Siraj Uddowllah (Dowllah).






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[chottala.com] Chile vote highlights social divide



Chile vote highlights social divide
 
 

Chile vote highlights social divide

Aljazeera.net - ‎14 hours ago‎
The contest between Sebastian Pinera and Eduardo Frei highlights the divide between Chile's rich and poor. In the capital Santiago, social inequality is ...
Billionaire, ex-president in dead heat in Chile election

Chilean presidential candidates, Sebastian Pinera (L) of the National Renewal party, and Eduardo Frei (R) of the Concertacion coalition, shake hands after a television debate in Santiago on January 11, 2010. Chile will hold run-off presidential elections next January 17. AFP PHOTO/Martin BERNETTI
 
A flamboyant, rightwing billionaire and an uncharismatic ex-president are neck-and-neck rivals in a knockout weekend election for Chile's presidency that is putting the leftwing's 20-year hold on power in the balance.
Saturday, January 16, 2010
By: Jose Luis Varela
 
SANTIAGO, January 16, 2010 (AFP) - A flamboyant, rightwing billionaire and an uncharismatic ex-president are neck-and-neck rivals in a knockout weekend election for Chile's presidency that is putting the leftwing's 20-year hold on power in the balance.

Voter intention surveys put Sebastian Pinera, a media magnate and big stakeholder in Chile's flagship LAN airline, and Eduardo Frei, a cold-fish politician who was head of state from 1994 to 2000, in a technical dead heat.

Pinera is credited with 50.9 percent of intended ballots, while Frei is projected to pick up 49.1 percent, according to the latest survey last Wednesday.

That slender difference is much less than the survey's margin of error, meaning the outcome of Sunday's poll is impossible to call.

The two are the only candidates left standing after a December 13 first-round vote knocked out other presidential hopefuls.

The confidence exuded by Pinera in that phase was backed by the 44 percent of the vote he received, much more than the 29 percent picked up by Frei.

That score led pundits to predict that Pinera, 60, was on track to end the two-decade grip on power enjoyed by the leftwing Concertacion ruling coalition ever since the exit of dictator General Augusto Pinochet.

But a redoubling of efforts by outgoing President Michelle Bachelet -- who constitutionally cannot stand for another term -- to pass on some of her skyhigh popularity to the hapless Frei, 67, appears to have paid dividends.

An endorsement in Frei's favor by an independent leftist defeated in the first round, former film director Marco Enriquez Ominami, also looks to have helped turn the tide.

"It's abusive what the government has done, to use and abuse public money, public institutions and even public employees. The interfering campaign it's done is not fair and is not clean," Pinera complained in a radio interview on Friday.

Pinera was especially nettled by a comment made by Bachelet on Thursday that she would vote for Frei because he was "honest."

The message Bachelet was pushing was clear: that Pinera's multiple business interests made him a less-than-ideal candidate to run Chile's vibrant economy.

Some analysts, though, believed Pinera's tycoon status could work as much for him as against him.

"For many people, this factor is not a handicap but rather an advantage. If Pinera is able to create wealth for himself, many think he can also do so for everybody," one political observer, Marta Lagos, said.

Pinera's ability to distance himself from the Pinochet regime, notably for having voted against a continuation of the dictatorship in 1989, also seemed to play well with the electorate.

Frei, in comparison, has gone forth in technocrat fashion, focusing his campaign on promising voters that social development programs established by Bachelet would be maintained.

"Each vote counts, each vote in each polling station will make the difference in this election," he said Friday, urging vigilance by ballot-box observers.

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