Unfortunately you are friends with some urban "Bengali" culture loving gullible class. This class few and far between among vast majority. Majority of Bangladeshis considered this to be hindu cultural and don't use it. If you walk along in Bangladeshi street in city or village you would hardly see such thing. Besides, why is it even matter in a thread which is about indian water aggression against Bangladesh?
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Unfortunately you are friends with some urban "Bengali" culture loving gullible class. This class few and far between among vast majority. Majority of Bangladeshis considered this to be hindu cultural and don't use it. If you walk along in Bangladeshi street in city or village you would hardly see such thing. Besides, why is it even matter in a thread which is about indian water aggression against Bangladesh?
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That will only happen in your dream, not in real. So, right now concentrate on conversion of Bangladesh into desert and getting closer to Arabs.
Because of 40 year long indian water terrorism using Farakka dam, Kopotkkho river now dry without water.
You sure that a picture of a dried up river even monsoon fed river don't look like that, how come everything around it is so Green.
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It's been more than 5 yrs since the start of this plan... how far did we reach in our effort?
Until camel roams in Bangladesh over a view of the sand dunes and Bangladeshi starts wearing Arabian style tunic instead of lungi kurta.
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I think bay of bengal may have something to say about that!Until camel roams in Bangladesh over a view of a sand dunes and Bangladeshi starts wearing Arabian style tunic instead of lungi kurta.
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That will only happen in your dream, not in real. So, right now concentrate on conversion of Bangladesh into desert and getting closer to Arabs.
You sure that a picture of a dried up river even monsoon fed river don't look like that, how come everything around it is so Green.
We will sell them Rajasthani camels.
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belly dancing in lungi ?
BD faces India’s water aggression for govt’s subservient policy: BNP
Dhaka, Apr 20 (UNB) – Alleging that India has established its full control over Bangladesh due to the current government’s subservient policy, BNP on Sunday vowed to face the ‘water aggression’ by the neighbouring country together with people.
“Our government has given away India our all weapons for realising the due share of water from the 54 common rivers out of its too much love for India. Now India has established its full influence on Bangladesh,” said BNP acting secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir.
Addressing a roundtable, he also lamented that the present government is least bothered about realising the due share of water from the neighbourng country as it is busy appeasing them only to cling to power with its support.
“People are our main sources of power. So, we need to make people encouraged and united to face the aggression of India. It’ll be possible to do only when a pro-people government will be established in the country,” he added.
The BNP spokesman said they will now carry out two movements — one at home for forcing the current regime to hold an election under a non-party neutral administration for establishing a pro-people government and another at the international level for realising the fair share of water from all the common rivers.
BNP arranged the roundtable, titled ‘Teesta River Water Sharing: Context Bangladesh’, at a city hotel.
Prof Dr Sabir Mostafa Khan, head of Water Resources Engineering Department, Buet presented the key note paper at the discussion.
Addressing the programme, Fakhrul said boro production by about three crore of farmers in the country’s northern region are now at stake due to irrigation crisis as the flow of Teesta water fell sharply as it came down to 400 cusecs.
He alleged that India by setting up dams on the common rivers, including Teesta, has endangered the diversity of Bangladesh and the lives and livelihoods of its people.
About their long march towards the Teesta Barrage in Nilphamari on April 22-23, Fakhrul said they have taken the programme considering the interests and welfare of the country’s people not to go to power. “But we can’t understand why it has made the ruling party unnerved. Even ministers are making unguarded remarks over the issue.”
Prof Asif Nazrul of Dhaka University Law department said Bangladesh is not getting the fair share of water from the common rivers, including Teesta, as the government is giving India everything without raising its voice for protecting the interests of the country.
He, however, said an opportunity will be created for having the due share of the water of the common rivers in light of the international law when a true pro-people government will come to power.
BNP vice chairman and former water resources minister Hafizuddin Ahmed said Indian political party BJP has announced that they will implement, if voted to power, the much-talked about inter-river linking project which a matter of great concern for Bangladesh.
Hafiz said if the project is implemented the major share of the water of the Brahmaputra River will go to India, casting a serious negative impact on Bangladesh.
BNP chairperson’s adviser Iqbal Hasan Mahmud Tuku, joint secretary Ruhul Kabir Rizvi, water expert SI Khan and journalist Mahfuzullah, among others, spoke at the programme.
See more at: BD faces India’s water aggression for govt’s subservient policy: BNP | UNB Connect
Dhaka, Apr 20 (UNB) – Alleging that India has established its full control over Bangladesh due to the current government’s subservient policy, BNP on Sunday vowed to face the ‘water aggression’ by the neighbouring country together with people.
“Our government has given away India our all weapons for realising the due share of water from the 54 common rivers out of its too much love for India. Now India has established its full influence on Bangladesh,” said BNP acting secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir.
Addressing a roundtable, he also lamented that the present government is least bothered about realising the due share of water from the neighbourng country as it is busy appeasing them only to cling to power with its support.
“People are our main sources of power. So, we need to make people encouraged and united to face the aggression of India. It’ll be possible to do only when a pro-people government will be established in the country,” he added.
The BNP spokesman said they will now carry out two movements — one at home for forcing the current regime to hold an election under a non-party neutral administration for establishing a pro-people government and another at the international level for realising the fair share of water from all the common rivers.
BNP arranged the roundtable, titled ‘Teesta River Water Sharing: Context Bangladesh’, at a city hotel.
Prof Dr Sabir Mostafa Khan, head of Water Resources Engineering Department, Buet presented the key note paper at the discussion.
Addressing the programme, Fakhrul said boro production by about three crore of farmers in the country’s northern region are now at stake due to irrigation crisis as the flow of Teesta water fell sharply as it came down to 400 cusecs.
He alleged that India by setting up dams on the common rivers, including Teesta, has endangered the diversity of Bangladesh and the lives and livelihoods of its people.
About their long march towards the Teesta Barrage in Nilphamari on April 22-23, Fakhrul said they have taken the programme considering the interests and welfare of the country’s people not to go to power. “But we can’t understand why it has made the ruling party unnerved. Even ministers are making unguarded remarks over the issue.”
Prof Asif Nazrul of Dhaka University Law department said Bangladesh is not getting the fair share of water from the common rivers, including Teesta, as the government is giving India everything without raising its voice for protecting the interests of the country.
He, however, said an opportunity will be created for having the due share of the water of the common rivers in light of the international law when a true pro-people government will come to power.
BNP vice chairman and former water resources minister Hafizuddin Ahmed said Indian political party BJP has announced that they will implement, if voted to power, the much-talked about inter-river linking project which a matter of great concern for Bangladesh.
Hafiz said if the project is implemented the major share of the water of the Brahmaputra River will go to India, casting a serious negative impact on Bangladesh.
BNP chairperson’s adviser Iqbal Hasan Mahmud Tuku, joint secretary Ruhul Kabir Rizvi, water expert SI Khan and journalist Mahfuzullah, among others, spoke at the programme.
See more at: BD faces India’s water aggression for govt’s subservient policy: BNP | UNB Connect
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Beautiful.
What were the sailors thinking when the water level was declining?
Beautiful.
Good to see that you and indians are admitting and enjoying indian aggression.
What were the sailors thinking when the water level was declining?
Sailor, his family, his neighbors and his countryman knew they are facing indian aggression and india is an eternal enemy to Bangladesh.
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And so the sailor continued to stay on on course on a drying field.
We are Indians. We are supposed to be evil. Deal with it.
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@kalu_miah Which breed of camel would you prefer for deserts of Bangladesh, you should be thanking us for taking you closer to Arabia.
His camel's name will be lallu miah
, we can make a kid's cartoon on that
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During United Pakistan era, president Ayub khan declared if Bharti build Farakka bridge then he will blow it up instantly. So long Bangladesh was part of Pakistan, Bharti maloon didn't dare to build any barrage. No Ayub khan left to save our sorry azz.
Indian maloon doing this to us because we are begairat cowards. We are good at making meu meu sound in front of Bharti. Bharti kill our people on the boarder like turkey yet we can not even protest. We have become be-imaan munafiq fasiq type of people. We deserved to be kicked around like a donkey. Lanat on us.
Indian maloon doing this to us because we are begairat cowards. We are good at making meu meu sound in front of Bharti. Bharti kill our people on the boarder like turkey yet we can not even protest. We have become be-imaan munafiq fasiq type of people. We deserved to be kicked around like a donkey. Lanat on us.
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That's strange, its not only one or two people I'm talking about, I have alot of Bengali friends, really nice people...met their families too, they are from Dhaka and one is from Chittagong
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