Flower parade held to promote flower industry

    DOT Desk Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) arranged a flower parade in the city on Friday, 2nd day of the three-day International Flower Exhibition and Conference, reports The Daily Sun. The parade started form the south plaza of Manik Mia Avenue and ended on the premises of Bangabandhu International Conference Centre (BICC). DCCI…

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      What to learn from the Superhero Civil War

      Myisha Nawar Moviegoers are flocking to go see the latest entry in the highly successful Marvel film franchise, Captain America: Civil War. The film began circling around a tragic catastrophe involving inexperienced heroes with Iron Man and Captain America as the two main protagonists. (Hey, I’ll keep the spoilers shunned.) Okay, I’m pretty sure everyone…

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        Of commuters and public transport harassment…

        It was back in 2011 when my masters class were being held from 6.30pm to 9.30pm. My father used to pick me up from my campus after my class every day. One day, he got busy, thus, failing to pick me up after my class. However, I thought of handling the situation by making a…

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          Bangladesh makes a fashion statement

          DOT Desk The world’s second-biggest apparel exporter is now home to fashion labels of its own, reports The Independent. Bangladesh can chalk up this turn of fortunes to stable economic growth. The country’s gross domestic product has been on a years long winning streak. In the 12 months through June,it grew at a 7.86percent clip….

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            “The Door” with it’s 5 key moments (Part-2)

            Myisha Nawar “While the heart breaking death of a major fan-favorite character of GAME OF THRONES is top of the mind at the moment, there were several other major pieces reverberating through the episode. Hold onto your socks, here are rest 3 of the episode’s key moments continued. 1. “Hold the Door”: The death blows…

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              No gain for democracy, or for India’s interests

              Bharat Bhushan/ The Asian Age , Kolkata :  The first two international calls to congratulate Sheikh Hasina Wajed for her landslide win in the Bangladesh polls came from India and China. The rest of the world has been more circumspect – wary of a poll result in which Sheikh Hasina has incredulously bettered her record…

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                Wheela’s Minimalistic Scootbike

                Marilyn Thipthorpe The Wheela scootbike places riders in a sitting position from which they propel themselves by kicking along the ground like a scooter. But unlike its wooden-framed forebear, the Wheela uses modern materials, folds down for easy carrying, and offers the option of an electric motor. The inventor of the Wheela is a professional…

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