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  50 years of Bangladesh's existence: Language, cultural domination, disenfranchisement or any conspiracy, what were the driving forces behind East Pakistan becoming Bangladesh?  When Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Dhaka on the occasion of Bangladesh National Day in March this year, the two countries, along with their counterpart Hasina Wajid, agreed to make December 6 the 'Day of Friendship'. Will celebrate One has to go back 50 years to know the significance of this history, when on December 6, 1971, India recognized Bangladesh as an independent country when it was the eastern part of Pakistan. Just ten days later, Lieutenant General Amir Abdullah Khan Niazi, commander of the Pakistan Army in East Pakistan, signed a surrender document with Indian Army Lieutenant General Jagjit Singh Arora and conceded defeat. Emerged as a state on the world map. It would not be wrong to say that Bangladesh has the closest ties with India among the South Asian countries. At th...

Rito is expecting a baby in a few days. Rito, who lives in the state of Haryana, wants to fulfill every wish of her unborn child and the room has toys and all the necessities for the guest. If it's a girl, it's a pink jumper suit and a doll, and if it's a boy, it's a blue jumper suit and a teddy bear. But when asked why the doll for the girl and the blue jumper suit for the boy, he said very innocently, "Because pink looks good on girls, didn't we play with the doll?" Boys don't play with dolls. Who decides the colors and toys for boys and girls? If you search for toys for boys and girls on Google, you will clearly see the difference between the toys. Girls 'toys on Google will find make-up sets, kitchen sets and dolls that are pink, and boys' toys will find a variety of cars, building blocks and robots. But have you ever wondered who decided which toy the girl would play with and which toy the boy would play with, or why pink for the girl and ...

' There are about 60,000 people in the camp, including 2,500 families of foreign fighters of the Islamic State . Hool Camp is a chaotic, frustrating and dangerous place Here live the wives and children of foreign fighters of the Islamic State. It is a city of tents, with hundreds of families living around it, surrounded by armed guards, watch towers and barbed wire. It is a four-hour drive from the vast desert camp of al-Malikiyah to the town of Al-Qamishli, near the Syrian-Turkish border in northeastern Syria. Inside, women wear black clothes and cover their faces. Some are lonely and silent, but many are seemingly hostile. In a corner near a small vegetable market, some women were gossiping in the sun, ready to talk to us. They are from Eastern Europe. I asked them how they got here but they didn't say much. She simply blames her husbands for the decision to travel thousands of miles to join the Islamic State and to live under a government that tortured, killed and enslaved t...

  The motives of the military operation on Lal Masjid in Islamabad and the vague facts related to it Thirteen years have passed since the military operation on the Lal Masjid in Islamabad in 2007, but even today the issue is not fully resolved. Even nowadays the smoke sometimes erupts, which can be a precursor to a major accident at any time. Various reasons are given for this operation. Some people speak in favor of the operation, while others complain of resolving the issue without any disciplinary action. What were the motives for this military operation? To make the capital 'free from obscenity' In May and June 2007, students from various madrassas run by the Lal Masjid administration were active in promoting Islam, establishing an Islamic system in the country and "cleansing" the federal capital. They would sometimes set fire to CDs in video and CD shops and sometimes break into massage centers in different sectors of the city without permission, not only torturi...

  Until a few years ago, Elizabeth Holmes was a Silicon Valley darling and she couldn't do anything wrong. He founded Theranos, a diagnostic company in which Silicon Valley invested millions of dollars. But the foundation of Elizabeth Holmes' company was actually an imaginary palace she built. Theranos was trying to invent a technology that was said to revolutionize the diagnosis of diseases. Thiranos claimed that his test, performed with the help of a few drops of blood, would quickly detect hundreds of other serious diseases, such as cancer and diabetes. The company lost millions of dollars on such tests. According to a cancer patient, these tests were misdiagnosed. Many years have passed since the Theranos Company was disbanded. Elizabeth Holmes is facing trial in a California court where she pleads not guilty. For someone who is not part of Silicon Valley, this is a silly story about how many people believed it to be true and invested in it. Lie until it becomes a product E...

with sad face I don't want to goto the poor   World Bank President Robert McNamara was the first to recommend Mother Teresa's name for the Nobel Prize. The World Bank lends billions of dollars to governments around the world to alleviate poverty, but it also recognizes that human relations and empathy are key to all development projects around the world. "Mother Teresa imust be deserves the Nobel Peace Prize because without violating humen dignity she believes in promoting peace  McNamara said. Mother Teresa had requested the cancellation of the banquet held in her honor after the Nobel Prize ceremony so that the money saved could be used for the betterment of the poor of Kolkata. Until the last days of his life, he cleaned the toilets of the poor with his own hands and kept washing his own blue saree. Former Chief Election Commissioner of India Naveen Chawla has written a biography of Mother Teresa. He first met Mother Teresa in 1975, when he was secretary to Delhi's ...