http://www.tigblog.org/group/Identity What's on the minds of young leaders from around the globe? en-us http://www.tigblog.org/group/Identity/post/1809019
The summit ended up by fulfilling the developed nations' demand of keeping global temperature below 2 degrees Celsius , and only holding out further hope for the developing countries, which is obviously deceitful.

All the leaders from around the world were busy during the summit to deliver their good speeches. No government from any country of the world was able to submit any project or proposal against the climate change and its effects, that the funds they receive would be spent on. ]]> Thu, 24 Dec 2009 10:50:00 EST http://www.tigblog.org/group/Identity/post/1809019 http://www.tigblog.org/group/Identity/post/1377733
Developing mini industrial villages by the highways would facilitate employment for workers of different geographic locations. It would also help to reduce labour unrest. Relocation of factories would help to reduce traffic jam in the capital as well. It is true that the garment industry is a major contributor to the economy. To help the factory owners, the government has to develop mini industrial villages by the highways.

Simultaneously, new roads have to be constructed and the existing ones are to be expanded in the capital, if possible.
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Threatening the richest and most productive region of country, sea level rise can have dire consequences for the Bangladeshi economy. A recent study estimates that a gross domestic product (GDP) decrease in the range of 28% to 57% could result from 1m. sea level rise.
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StarTech: Why does a private organisation, not the government, have to initiate a programme like Bagerhat Hobe Digital programme?

MH: Actually it is a public-private partnership programme through which Digital Bangladesh could be accomplished within 2021 as per the government declaration. It is true that a private organisation step forward to accomplish the programme, but the government agencies took part there deliberately.

ST: Is the government taking initiative to turn Bangladesh digital?

MH: The government is marching forward with huge work plan with 10 objectives, 56 strategic themes and 306 action items to fulfil one vision Digital Bangladesh 2021. Accordingly, the ICT act was amended and five CeC are being established. Actually the private works are more apparent than the government one but people enjoy the benefits from government initiatives for the long run.

ST: Do you really think that Digital Bagerhat programme is significant for us?

MH: Well, it was an awareness building programme through which general people will be benefited and it is really the beginning of a dream. And it is the public who has to come forward to accomplish it. It means we have to think how we can reform our work strategies technologically. Incorporating the technology in work is a part in it, simultaneously, we have to do research to get more outcome out of the technology use. Besides, I would say, the programme was organised to make people understood regarding their stake in Digital Bagerhat which at the end of the day transformed trustworthy.

ST: What do you think the initiators should do now?

MH: Now, the organiser has to keep the tempo among the people of Bagerhat upward so that the digitisation in education, administration, e-Centres, tourism sector, Mongla Sea Port and so on is being kept moving.

ST: Are you going to arrange same kind of programme?

MH: Many districts are now showing interests in it. Among them Panchagarh, Comilla and Brahmanbaria are ahead. We are going to arrange same programme at Panchagarh soon.]]> Thu, 22 Oct 2009 07:10:00 EDT http://www.tigblog.org/group/Identity/post/1031287 http://www.tigblog.org/group/Identity/post/865357
Thanking you.]]> Thu, 01 Oct 2009 11:34:00 EDT http://www.tigblog.org/group/Identity/post/865357 http://www.tigblog.org/group/Identity/post/756721
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‘Na jaane kaun si mitti vatan ki mitti thi’

- ‘Hazaar Baar ruke’, from the film Mammo.

‘How many deaths will it take to be noticed that too many people have died?’

- Bob Dylan, Blowing in the Wind.

As long as there will India and Pakistan, this fight will never stop. Too many times has this been said.

More than 2000 people were killed, slaughtered, burnt in all the violence in 2002 in Gujarat. The mainstream in Gujarat is still in denial.

Millions of people died when the subcontinent was torn apart into Bangladesh, India and Pakistan.

Bomb blasts continue to claim innumerable lives. People from each side are hurt. The real reasons behind these blasts are still elusive. We all guess: terrorism, creating communal unrest…Perhaps all these are true.

For the Hindu, Muslim and Christian Sikh, Parsi and whatever person of faith caught in the middle it is just a matter of living with dignity, with the ability to practice your faith and go on with your life which matters.

For as long as these borders remain, our psyche will always be divided, although we are not divided in our history, culture and consciousness.

We need to do away with these borders, and let us start dreaming now. Because politicians are people and it is people who create opinion. It is people, us who can put an end to communal violence.

September 10 to September 16th ,2007 is the week to blogging for a united India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. Voices from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh coming together to say why and how a One State Solution is possible within this subcontinent.Whether and how one State can and should be created.

Here is what you have to do:

Blog about why you want or don’t want an undivided subcontinent. And how you think this is possible. What the future holds in store for an undivided subcontinent, what could be possible…

And there is more coming.

So let us create a coalition to take these voices far and wide. The One State Solution Week. September 10 to 16th, 2007.

This is a collaborative event. If you want to design posters, hand-outs, invites…the more the merrier…

Suggestions and queries welcome.

Let’s make it happen!
Volunteers required urgently! Contact Raheema at theunderscoredhood@gmail.com.
Bloggers please tag your posts OSSW'07, preferably register with technorati.com.]]> Wed, 12 Sep 2007 11:39:00 EDT http://www.tigblog.org/group/Identity/post/248703 23.3166667 73.016666723.316666773.0166667 http://www.tigblog.org/group/Identity/post/232649
In my views, The employment will be established in the village area thats can be stopped greater abuse of street children. The slum dwellers also be part of villages through creation of employment by government. In this way, we will get more things to better education, health services, better environment and also sustainable agriculture.

In between public and private sectors lead them to work further for evaluation on local resources to establish social capital through human capital. Because, Which things is available in Dhaka. Listed all the works and make available in the village areas. Which also make greater communication on human security and protective lives for all.

So, decreases street children day to day from the Dhaka and other districts as well as divisions within 2015, I think.]]> Mon, 16 Jul 2007 05:10:00 EDT http://www.tigblog.org/group/Identity/post/232649 http://www.tigblog.org/group/Identity/post/218109
Unity is power but political views make humans different. In the public sense, it can be omit but it will take time for in its societies.

Exclusion can be omit through employment and proper education. Because, its come from the frustration. So, I think inclusion is proper education and employment in the area of unemployment. ]]> Tue, 12 Jun 2007 23:18:00 EDT http://www.tigblog.org/group/Identity/post/218109 http://www.tigblog.org/group/Identity/post/212811
Then the Thana's can be district. The unions will be Thana. The village will be draw it's own color. If all the thinking will be established, The communication will be more protected and poverty eradicated.

But one thing, if government make it very fast then the sustainability come to our hands very quickly. Because from this way generation to generation will be benefited.

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From SAFTA, India and Pakistan will gain much than Bangladesh. India already have the total infrastructure and Pakistan in the way. So, our first target to arrange the infrastructures.

If we go through regionalism then we can arrange more regionalism like east, west Asia. I think globalism is great to us for our trade to extension. ]]> Mon, 28 May 2007 22:04:00 EDT http://www.tigblog.org/group/Identity/post/211507 http://www.tigblog.org/group/Identity/post/160287 Wed, 31 Jan 2007 14:51:00 EST http://www.tigblog.org/group/Identity/post/160287 http://www.tigblog.org/group/Identity/post/75549
The civil society and the international organization’s and also UNDP play the important role with the government to make easier handling the ICT.

The availability of the technology in the public sectors is hardly reached. Available production of these technology through our resources; it can be reached the MDG and economic substantiate through our own human capital.

For these reasons, the financial capital with social capital will be the important role for the infrastructure and total education on ICT will be changed the society at a glance.
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Good governance increase economic sustaintity in its country.

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