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November 28-December 4, 2008
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On the cover
Sculpting Bangladesh
Mushfique Wadud searches out the stories behind the most significant sculptures of Bangladesh, the majority of which are monuments to the struggle and spirit of independence, and learns why each and every one is indispensable to our heritage and identity
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A fresh start
Mushfique Wadud visits the Dhaka Central Jail to investigate what is being done in the prison system to prepare inmates for life after incarceration
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An election with open arms
Saad Hammadi investigates the flow of arms and ammunition prior to the election as the government tries to limit licensed...
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Saved in a cage
Sharmin Chowdhury visits the Government Shelter Home in Narayanganj which is meant to help rehabilitate women who have nowhere else to turn to but in fact keeps them entrapped and forced to survive in abysmal conditions because the law says so
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Death on seventy-two wheels
Steamer coming! Steamer coming! Quick! Take a suitable seat! Shouts a student of Chittagong University to his cousin, who is an enrollment candidate. At the same time another man, Kashem, is busy in crowd-control with his trusty bamboo stick
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An eventful journey
Sharmin Chowdhury talks to the multifaceted Nima Rahman, the author of the immensely popular television soap Gulshan Avenue
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‘Our politicians are not intellectually equipped’
Imtiaz Ahmed, professor of International Relations at Dhaka University, talks to Tamara Zaman about Bangladesh’s complex relationship with India, our maritime border dispute with Myanmar and our failures in international relations
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