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Mr. Abid Bahar,
Awami League is always pro Indian we all know about it ,like most Hindus in Bangladesh. Hindus are Bangladesh Awami Leagues vote bank. Even BNP Leader Goyesshar votes for Awami League some critics think. We cannot change thast equation. India made a mistake by not intervening in 1975 to protect Awami League, but this time Indian Leader Pronob Mukherjy openly said that India won't accept any unconstitutional tranfer of power in Bangladesh. This was an open challenge to our Armed Forces. We all know that Awami League has India's blessing but interstingly we won't be surprised if plan B is on the Table of RAW Headquarter in casae Awami League betrasys Indians national interst.
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From: abid bahar <abid.bahar@gmail.com>
To: notun Bangladesh <notun_bangladesh@yahoogroups.com>, abid bahar <abid.bahar@gmail.com>
Subject: [notun_bangladesh] Re: allama delowar hossain saiddee
Date: Wed, 11 Aug 2010 17:38:58 -0400
Two heads of a poisonous snake.
Abid BaharNo doubt saidee is a fake aleem, I have seen him, talked to him personally but what he said about the AL is true. The AL is following the Indian anti Islamic approach in Bangladesh politics and fighting against Islam. It could have fixed its own Chatro League, Jubo League, tender League extremism, rapes, war against the opposition. This is not a democratic rule.
To me Jamat did Pakistani razakari to kill people and now the AL is doing the Indian razakari to destroy Bangladesh economy and its sovreignity. Both are fascist parties. They are two extremist?groups that denies democracy. They are as if the two heads of a poisonous snake.
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Dear all, Embassy of Bangladesh in Washington DC has chalked out a programme to observe the National Mourning Day and 35th death anniversary of the Father of the Nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman at 6:45pm on 15 August 2010 (Sunday) at the Bangabandhu Auditorium of the Embassy.The programme includes discussions on the life and work of Bangabandhu, doa-mahfil, screening of documentary on Bangabandhu's life. Iftar will be served at the end of the programme. All are invited to attend. We have received some posters from Bangladesh on this event. All, who are observing the day in different capacities, are requested to collect poster from me. Sincerely, Muhammad Nazmul Hoque First Secretary & HOC Embassy of Bangladesh Washington DC Ph: (202) 244-3830 (Office) (301) 956-6329 (Cell) |
Mr. Abid Bahar,
Awami League is always pro Indian we all know about it ,like most Hindus in Bangladesh. Hindus are Bangladesh Awami Leagues vote bank. Even BNP Leader Goyesshar votes for Awami League some critics think. We cannot change thast equation. India made a mistake by not intervening in 1975 to protect Awami League, but this time Indian Leader Pronob Mukherjy openly said that India won't accept any unconstitutional tranfer of power in Bangladesh. This was an open challenge to our Armed Forces. We all know that Awami League has India's blessing but interstingly we won't be surprised if plan B is on the Table of RAW Headquarter in casae Awami League betrasys Indians national interst.
---------- Original Message ----------
From: abid bahar <abid.bahar@gmail.com>
To: notun Bangladesh <notun_bangladesh@yahoogroups.com>, abid bahar <abid.bahar@gmail.com>
Subject: [notun_bangladesh] Re: allama delowar hossain saiddee
Date: Wed, 11 Aug 2010 17:38:58 -0400
Two heads of a poisonous snake.
Abid BaharNo doubt saidee is a fake aleem, I have seen him, talked to him personally but what he said about the AL is true. The AL is following the Indian anti Islamic approach in Bangladesh politics and fighting against Islam. It could have fixed its own Chatro League, Jubo League, tender League extremism, rapes, war against the opposition. This is not a democratic rule.
To me Jamat did Pakistani razakari to kill people and now the AL is doing the Indian razakari to destroy Bangladesh economy and its sovreignity. Both are fascist parties. They are two extremist?groups that denies democracy. They are as if the two heads of a poisonous snake.
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India refutes 'superbug' claims | |||||
India has forcefully stated that its hospitals are safe after researchers said that medical tourists to the country had caught a new "superbug". Some Indian politicians on Thursday said that there is a conspiracy against the country's rising medical tourism industry. A study in The Lancet, a British medical journal, said that a newfound NDM-1 bacteria, or New Delhi metallo-lactamase-1, is a new type of antibiotic-resistant bug that had been carried from India to the UK. The journal warned that the bug could spread worldwide. The Indian health ministry reacted angrily in a statement. "We strongly refute the naming of the enzyme ... and also refute that hospitals in India are not safe for treatment including medical tourism," it said. "To link this with the safety of surgery in hospitals in India and citing isolated examples to show that ... India is not a safe place to visit, is wrong." Scaremongering
The ministry said that the report was scaremongering, but did admit that the bacteria could circulate widely with international travel. The NDM-1 gene was discovered last year by Timothy Walsh of Cardiff University in two types of bacteria carried by a Swedish patient who had been admitted to a hospital in India. Concern has been heightened because the germ produces an enzyme that is resistant to very strong, last resort antibiotics. The researchers said that 37 people had been found to be carrying the bug. Peter Collignon, the head of the infectious diseases department at Canberra Hospital in Australia's capital, also said that three Australians had brought the bug to the country from India. He said that the cases, including one person who travelled to India for plastic surgery, were the "tip of the iceberg". 'Untreatable' "There may well be more because it's difficult to pick up this particular gene unless you've got sophisticated testing," Collignon said. "We found this multi-resistant, untreatable bug in their urine, luckily not causing too many problems to that person. But it's a real problem if it spreads to others. "The germ we had was untreatable - there were no drugs we had that could treat it." Collignon said while one person had contracted the gene during botched plastic surgery, another had worringly picked up the bug in the general community. "It probably is killing lots of people but it happens in the developing world and there's no way of measuring it." Collignon, who sits on the World Health Organisation board on antibiotics, said that "abuse" of antibiotics in medicine and agriculture has led to the superbug. International crackdown
He called for a international crackdown on such widespread use and a hygiene campaign to stop the spread of bacteria. "All of these systems are interlinked through our food. Wherever we use antibiotics and wherever we over-use them we will get superbugs develop and we will get problems," Collignon said. Medical tourists are flocking to South Asia, with new hospitals offering a range of services with well-trained staff, at about half of the price of western Europe. V M Katoch, director general of the Indian Council of Medical Research, said that multiple drug resistance was "always a concern". "But when you draw conclusions that link it to a specific country, then you are going too far," Katoch said. "When you link it to our antibiotics policy ... say it is dangerous to get operated on in India and that you will get more infections, that is totally irrational." |