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September 23-29, 2005
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A night of atonement… minus the fireworks
Once marked by firecrackers, widespread distribution of food and all night prayers at different mosques, Shab-e-Barat this year was a sombre and subdued occasion. Adnan Khandker remembers the good old days and marks the changes
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Bridging cultures and upholding the arts
The foreign cultural centres in the city enrich the artistic and cultural canvas of the capital and provide a sophisticated time out for people seeking cerebral pleasure... writes Chowdhury Rashaam Raiyan
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Marich bomb, tarabati and dynamite
‘Khobordar kono patka (firecrackers) futabi na,’ was the main order that came from my grandmother when we were young and though she made it a point to explain that if the police found they would arrest us, her message never made a difference. Oh, we did listen to her with a solemn face but, the minute she was gone plans were being made on how much fire power we would buy.
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