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National university
The authorities of National University are absolutely nonchalant about publishing the results of exams. The exams of Part-1 (Hons) ended eight months ago but the results have not yet been published . On the other hand, the syllabus is completely new and, even today, the rules and regulations of promotion to the next step/year are quite obscure to the students and teachers.
The education authorities should look into the matter and come to the
rescue of the 'stranded' students.
Md. Hafizul Haq
Titumir College, Dhaka
Publish the results
We are students of second year honours (new syllabus) under National University. Our first year exams were held in June-July, 2003, but the results have not been published yet. So we are passing our days in anxiety. National University had declared that the results would be published within three months, but there is still no sign of anything like that happening.
Please publish the results and put an end to our mental agony.
Rezaul Karim
Ananda Mohan College, Mymensingh
Simply silly
Car any one give a justifiable answer why an kid of about four years or so has joined oust government programme celebrated by the Awami League on 30.3.04 in Dhaka? Who are the parents who allowed their child to do it? What contribution would this child make towards our present day's politics? The kid (TV Channel ATN Bangla --
News 31.3.04 morning) I think, when will grow up, will go array memorising his action on 30.3.04. Because, in our country, it is easier to go array following the path of unscrupulous politicians than being honest and hard working.
BNP is not doing good. They have not yet been able to show any improvement in respect of governance and law and order than Awami League government of 1996-2001. For example: Altaf Hossain Chowdhury, the failed minister of home affairs, has been given the charge of commerce ministry in place of Amir Khashru Chowdhury. Altaf Hossain Chowdhury takes pride of this
transfer and have recognised this change as a promotion which is the result of his of his success in his earlier ministry.
The Awami League? Have we not seen them in governance in 19962001?
Nur Hossain
Bangshal, Dhaka
Independence Day special
I congratulate the DS team for their publication of the articles in the "Independence Day special", most of which unfold a realistic image of the events of the Kalo Ratri and
independence declaration day. The endeavour can enable the members of the post 71 generation to acquire a comprehensive account of the events that took place, thus enriching their knowledge of the national history.
Hope that the DS team will remain as relentless in such efforts even in future.
Wasif Rahman
Lalmatia, Dhaka
Credit cards
Maintaining credit cards have become a big problem in our country. The companies have
strange ways of adding late fees and additional charges, which a customer cannot even in his dream make out. I am a victim of it. I have a credit card and I seldom use it. Recently I was about to pay my Tk 500 credit and I forgot as there were lots of other works I had to do and I was completely astonished to see the next month's bill. They made it to taka 2500 with some other late fees along with annual charges. I think the bank's credit card department should ask the clients before they add any annual fees whether the customer is willing to go on with
the card.
Look at the other countries where they seldom charge annual fees, membership fees or joining fees. In our country we still believe might is right and we do whatever we like to do. I believe somebody would pay attention to this very meagre yet a big problem soon. Things must not continue like this. They are treating the Bangladeshi customers in a harsh way.
Badal Hasib
Asad Avenue, Mohammadpur, Dhaka