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One Eleven
GonotontrerShafolyoChahiyachhi Malnul Hosein
City Publishing House Ltd
The lawyer and former caretaker advisor offers in this work an assessment of his role in the l akhruddin Ahmed administration His stint In the government lasted just a year, but in that brief period he managed to draw people's attention to his policies as also to his sharp comments on the issues. The book makes interesting reading.
Reading Lolita in Tehran
AzarNaflsi
Fourth Estate
When it appeared some years ago, the book created quite a stir in the West. After all, reading English literature in rigidly Islamic Iran is no easy matter. Yet in this real story of real persons, Nafisi demonstrates the idea that thoughts cannot be killed by government, not even if government comes through a revolution. A brave tale of courageous women.
Biharis
The Indian Emigres in Bangladesh
Ahmed Ilias
Shamsul Huque Foundation, Syedpur
Biharis ^migr^s have never had a good time. When they opted to settle in East Pakistan after Partition, they thought Jinnah's Muslim state would be a solution to all problems. Barely a quarter century later, they saw the rise of Bengali nationalism and sided with Pakistan. The results were grievous. Here is a sympathetic portrayal of their sufferings.
Amar Prithibi
Khurshid Erfan Ahmed
Ain O Salish Kendro
It is all about children and all the good things they need to learn as they prepare for adulthood. Segmented into twelve chapters, the book is both an imbuing of practical lessons and an initiation into the moral aspects of life. Schools in Bangladesh will be doing themselves a favour if they impart these lessons to their pupils.