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    Ethnic Group Of Bangladesh

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    next 1. Introduction : Bangladesh is quite rich in ethnic culture. There are about thirty-five ethnic communities living in different parts of the country. The major ethnic communities are Chakma‚ Murma‚ Garo‚ Santal‚ Hajong‚ Tipra‚ Khasi‚ Murang‚ Shendhu‚ Panko etc. They struggle to maintain their life style‚ culture and protect distinct religious beliefs from the influence of the dominant culture and religions. In the North and Northwestern belt of Bangladesh a number of ethnic communities

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    Development Policies Of Bangladesh Background Bangladesh is a developing country located in the South that has been wrought with poverty since it first gained independence from Pakistan back in 1971 (Economist). Bangladesh was seen by many as a country that would always be dependent on foreign aid (Economist). It is a country that is overcrowded and a place that experiences extreme weather “its people are crammed onto

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    Women’s oppression is one of the most debated issues around the world today. Governments‚ human right agencies‚ feminists‚ and agencies that promote gender equality are all concerned with ensuring that effective strategies are implemented to end violence against women. Currently‚ there are various forms in which women are oppressed in society. One of the most common ways in which women are oppressed is through wages. In the workplace‚ most women are paid lower than men. Many companies try to say

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    Essay on Liberation War of Bangladesh Liberation War of Bangladesh Our liberation is the greatest achievement in our national life. The War of Liberation of Bangladesh took place in the history in 1971. We had been under Pakistani rule for twenty five years. The Pakistani rulers and their vested interest group began to treat East Pakistan as a colony gof West Pakistan. Therefore‚ under the leadership of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman‚ a violent mass movement was launched against the autocrats

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    nothing more than to have a long and prosperous life without a man telling her how to live. When her husband swore her into the life of a house wife and cook‚ she did not think that there could be a way out of the hell she was in. Mrs. Mallard tells women that it is alright to put up with the nasty nature of men as long as they know that there may be a light at the end of the tunnel. Of course though‚ with Mrs. Mallard’s new and care-free attitude came the overly disappointing ending to the short story

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    The word oppression still exists in the everyday lives of women but has changed its tyrannical implications‚ meaning there is no dictator to influence or force negative actions toward women gender. According to Iris Young‚ the author of the chapter Five Faces of Oppression‚ the word oppression has come to represent communities and individuals that are being discriminated by the way society is structured‚ rather than a single leader oppression. Most people do not think women are subjected to discrimination

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    References: 1. The Constitution of The People’s Republic Of Bangladesh 2. msweavb‚mvsweavwbK AvBb I ivRbxwZtevsjv‡`k cÖm½‚ †gvt Avãyj nvwjg‚ CCB Publication‚ Ryb‚ 2009

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    Women have been faced with oppression almost all their lives. Society‚ spouses and families play a huge role in oppressing women‚ making them society’s puppets. Authors of the 20th century like Charlotte Gilman and Joyce Oats‚ were able to break the silence‚ and voice their opinions and concerns in short stories like “The Yellow Wallpaper” written by Charlotte Gilman‚ and “Where are you now‚ where are you going” by Joyce oats. Joyce Oats and Charlotte Gilman created short stories depicting how women

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    Child Marriage in Bangladesh

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    North South University Course: Eng 105 Section: 4 Research Paper: Child Marriage in Bangladesh Submitted to: “ABC” Submitted by: “XYZ” Acknowledgement: I express my deepest gratitude to our Honorable faculty Dr. DeenaP. Forkan. I am deeply indebted to my friends who had helped me to collect relevant information regarding my research paper. Thanks to the authority of NSU library for helping me to find books which are relevant to my

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    The Economic Development of Bangladesh Introduction Economic development is one dimension of the more inclusive concept of development. Development is both a process and a project. As a process‚ it refers to changes occurring in countries defined variously as undeveloped‚ underdeveloped‚ developing‚ emerging‚ and newly industrializing. Economic development refers to the raising of the productive capacity of a country through the introduction of policies designed to enhance the productivity

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