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LETTERS
The 'Poly-Glu' lady
Japanese PM's praise of our women and calling them 'base of the pyramid' in development in Bangladesh in his UN speech was published in a local English daily on 1st October. It was indeed a valued recognition of our womenfolk. 1 may possibly not be wrong in feeling that our womenfolk are the most accomplished among the women of Muslim countries of the world.
The Japanese PM's remark was based on the performance of Nilufa Yeasmin, the "Poly-Glu Lady", for her achievements in familiarising this “Glu" which cleans turbid water easily. Frankly speaking, this is the first occasion that I have heard about this "Poly Glu." Neither have I come across anything about it in any of our local English dailies that 1 read regularly. I would request our dailies to carry reports on it. I believe, if the material is easily available, then many people in Dhaka as well as other cities and towns can also use it. I wonder if any NGOs are aware about this or use it to clean water in rural areas.
Engr. S. A. Mansoor
Dhaka
Development work must continue
The present government has taken various development initiatives. Producing energy, eradicating illiteracy, easing traffic congestions, providing proper utility services, upgrading communications system are some of them. We want these development works to continue no matter which party wins the next election or runs the country.
Samiul Raijul
Bangladesh University of Textiles, Dhaka
"The Master calls time"
The above titled news was published in your daily on October 11. Sachin Tendulkar's aggregate in 7 innings in India's last Test series against Australia was merely 192, "boasting" of a meagre average of 32 and a single half century only! Just prior to it, Sachin contributed 112 runs from 6 Test innings, averaging 18.66, against England! Sachin aggregated 63 runs from 3 innings against New Zealand, averaging 21! If the last 20 Test innings of Sachin are taken into consideration, it would get scandalously exposed that the "god" had aggregated merely 428 runs at an average of 22.52! Still far from sacking him from the team, the combination of selectors, BCCI mandarins and "pundits" were shamelessly supporting the case of Sachin! In contrast, despite reigning as India's most successful Test batsman during the period between late 2006 and mid 2008 and averaging a brilliant 54 against Australia in the 2008 home series and scoring a match-winning innings of 85 in the last Test of the series at Nagpur, the "old" Sourav Ganguly, aged 36, was brutally forced to call it a day to infuse "new blood" in the team! In contrast, just witness how the failure "kid" of 40 years was being pampered in the most atrocious fashion possible! Was Sachin Tendulkar greater than the team, nation and the game as a whole?
Kajal Chatterjee
Kolkata, India
Comments on news report, "This will not end stalemate," published on October 19,2013
Nasirullah Mridha, USA
Last time when BNP was in power, AL declined to accept the very same proposal.
MH Khan
BNP is against the proposal because they are not interested in election; they are interested in grabbing power.
Ahnaf
They are interested in election but not election by AL.
Molla A. Latif
This should at least open a gate to step in for an end to the stalemate created intentionally which could very well be avoided if BNP had opposed the amendment to the constitution without the provision of the CTG. Now if it is not CTG, let it be an allparty government in the interest of the country and the people.
S M Iftekhar Ahmed
As long as BNP thinks rationally and takes a concrete decision and avoids the politics of confrontation instead of listening to the ridiculous ideas of Jammat, this might actually work in their favour because people seem to be frustrated with the incumbent government and are looking for a change.
"JS can sit until polls schedule announced"(October 14,2013)
Sadsada
For heaven's sake, if our PM and opposition leader think so dearly of our people, they should not let their infighting result in a civil war.
Molla A. Latif
But the leader of the opposition plans to bring the Doom's Day after 25th. Oct, 2013!!
Shahin Huq
Dear PM, your words are law in today's Bangladesh. You may not need to worry about the president's intervention. You are enough!