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Bengal_Tiger, thanks for sharing those pictures. Lovely pictures. It is pleasing to see Bangladesh is making progress. I saw a report which said that Bangladesh economy in 2050 is likely to be bigger than Australia economy although economists sometimes are inclined to speculation. But the road to prosperity is not a straight rising path. There are ups and downs and it takes decades to reach a threshold point where the line from developing to developed is crossed. Besides societies have the inherent tendency to catch up with the most advanced one. Furthermore as much an unskilled uneducated population can be a burden, skilled and educated population is a blessing and asset with the potential to generate a vibrant and big domestic economic market.
With the expansion of the middle class a lot of demand is generated both in terms of goods and services which creates self-sustaining economic cycle.
I think the economies in Asia have already been set forth into motion; the only thing for them to do is to catch speed and momentum. Some will do that sooner; some later depending on the political and cultural conditions of each country.Last edited by Toramana; 05-04-2015, 12:34 AM.Comment
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Bangladesh looks very nice! it's progressing quiet wellComment
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Thanks guys.
Whenever someone starts a thread like this they will try to show the nice things and not the horrible things.
If I was from Brazil or India I would show the nice things of that country e.g. the beautiful beaches, Taj Mahal, waterfalls etc and not the slums and favellas.
The same with this thread. Bangladesh does have a lot of problems and it is no paradise but in no way is it the miseryhole portrayed in the western media.
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^ the houses are very nice. the houses in our part of the world are beautiful. Bangladesh looks so much greener then Karachi and very tropical, which I loveComment
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Bangladesh cricket team in prayer, Bangladesh beat Pakistan 4-1 in a recent Pakistani visit to Bangladesh.
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I would love to visit Bangladesh. My best friend is from Bangladesh and he is getting there this year. I would love to attend his wedding and also see the countryComment
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Army central mosque.
A painting of old Dhaka.
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Lots of new projects in Dhaka, here are just a few.
BRAC Triple towers. BRAC are very active with schools and health in Afghanistan.
Rajuk Green tower.
Lots of pictures of restaurants out there too, here are just a few.
Kobe, Japanese restaurant.
Taiwan Poplar I think. The "Tk" on the price label stands for "Taka", the Bangladeshi currency.
"Lucknow" restaurant:
Coffee with Colombus:
Sa Meh Weh Meh:
Peda Ting Ting:
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Watercress restaurant.
Atrium Chinese restaurant.
Gloria Jean's.
VENI VIDI VICI:
To celebrate Bangladesh Victory day, this Italian restaurant gave customers 16% discount to mark the day when Bangladesh defeated the traitor Pakistan army.
Happy Independence day, 25th March, Bangladesh Independence day.
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Brazil Churrasco Dhaka.
People at the launch.
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Afghan football team in Dhaka a few days ago, drew 1-1 with Bangladesh.
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Bangladesh were winning 1-0, then the Afghans avoided defeat by scoring a goal with wild celebrations.* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Comment
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Bangladesh should have won the game, but the Afghans scored in the 93rd minute!
That means the 90 minutes of regular time had finished and there were 3 or more minutes of injury time and the Afghans scored.
This sucks man! Urrrgh.
Afghans celebrate their late equalizer in the 93rd minute against Bangladesh.
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