That Sweet Feeling
Ahhh that sweet feeling of vindication.
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Political, economic, international affairs, cultural, social analysis punctuated by the odd moment in Dhaka, a cricket story or a simple rant!
Feel free to browse, skim, inhale deeply, comment, ask for clarification, be enraged, scratch your head (or wherever) and even DISAGREE wholeheartedly.
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Feel free to browse, skim, inhale deeply, comment, ask for clarification, be enraged, scratch your head (or wherever) and even DISAGREE wholeheartedly.
More? Feel free to email me at dhaka.shohor@gmail.com or add me onto facebook and rant there. Answers are not guaranteed.
Bangladeshi blogs I read
Bangla E-zines
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- Say "No" To Torture
- War Again Corruption to War Against Drugs
- The Good Shepherd
- The Only Words I Have for Mujahid
- "Bankgate" Picked Up by Daily Statesman of Kolkata
- Sheikh Rehana Effectively Exiled
- Sajeeb Wazed's BBC Interview
- Deshi Blogs and the Future of Citizen Journalism i...
- The Bangladeshi Blogosphere - A Few High Points - ...
- A Humble Request to the Caretaker Government
- A Letter For Arif
- Dhaka Shohor Predictions following "Bankgate"
- Daily Star Editors Should be Replaced by Monkeys
- General Moeen's Q&A in London
- Squatter Communities aka Bostee
- The Bangladeshi Blogosphere - A Few High Points
- Shubho Bijoya
- The Cartoon Saga One Month Later - Some (More) Tho...
- Eid Mubarak!
- The Tragedy of Our Lives - Rahat Dewan Khan: RIP
- Birongonas - A Fitting Reply to an Undeserving "Sc...
- Dr. Badruddoza Chowdhury Calls for a Government of...
- Bangladesh's Orwellian Nightmare
- Free Burma!
- Video: A History of Violence
- That Sweet Feeling
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1 comment:
Good one. Let the infighting begin.
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