Well, all existing Bangladeshi forumers and newcomers please introduce yourself by providing a bit of information about yourself. :cheers:

Starting with me,
http://img704.imageshack.us/img704/2025/img0054ap.jpg

My name is Ahnaf Saber and I'm currently in Grade XII and am studying for my A-Levels. I'm currently residing in Banani area of Dhaka city. Hobbies are surfing the net and reading books :angel: Dream is to see a better, stronger Bangladesh in the future. I believe Bangladesh will rise.

Wow, nice thread, Ahnaf !! My name is... Skyprince :D am from Kuala Lumpur M'sia BUT... am really reallyy in love with Bangladesh , especially the people of Bangladesh whom I think the most polite, reserved, spiritually strong, and very informative about other cultures ( I have 3 Bangladeshi close friends here ) . Hope to visit Bangladesh august this year ( Places I wanna visit : Cox's Bazaar, Teknaf, Sylhet, St Martin Island, Barisal and many, many more ! ) Am Engineering student. 22/male :D

Nice meeting ya all !!

Wazzup ya'll...!
i'm insane (well yeah, i am insane :nuts:) but friendshipidties call me Paul...i'm 16, cute ("Duh") and a pure RnB/soul singer (amatuer :ohno: )...i freqeunt your threads as i found it very interesting, in fact the most interesting piece of land in the south asia...
Cya Around peepz~!

~insanest of the totally insane

good thread,

I am Zaki Khan, 18, currently working as a research assitant researching in protein thermoplastics and going into second year chemical engineering. I don't exactly live in Toronto right now cause of my university but I am relatively close to it and go back often enough to still consider it my hometown.

Hi...:):D
My name is Aaron Bismonte:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
I'm from the Philippines and I'm going to turn 12 On Tuesday 8th May:banana::banana: and i'm on 1st year.
I'm from the Philippines
^^however i really like Bangladesh and wish will have a bright future:)

lastly, congratulations on the New Forum.:D

Hey there all

I am Mirza Zeehan,18.I am preparing for my A levels now.I live in Moghbazar area of Dhaka.Am interested in poetry,do write poems at times.I also like taking photos,but only of city areas ,and buildings with great architecture.

My name is...Armand Tanzirian :D :D...I am almost two Dhakaiyas in age, live in Columbia, SC, USA (though I will be moving soon), and am completing a Family Practice residency.

Skyprince, I used to wonder what your BD connection was! Thanks for sharing.

^^ Ha ha Tanzirian, so what you've thought before ?

OMG you guyz are soooo young, can't believe that !!Zaki and Mirza Only 18 ??? ( and Thaaron 12 ??? ) But the style of ur writing seems like you guyz are 40 or something !!

Yea, even I didn't expect Zaki to be that young. You see, thats the point of this thread. We get to know each other.

^^ Ha ha Tanzirian, so what you've thought before ?

Well, I used to wonder whether you were Malaysian or a Bangladeshi living in Malaysia.

OMG you guyz are soooo young, can't believe that !!Zaki and Mirza Only 18 ??? ( and Thaaron 12 ??? ) But the style of ur writing seems like you guyz are 40 or something !!

They are all probably fifty-something, just pretending that they are still young.

Yea, even I didn't expect Zaki to be that young. You see, thats the point of this thread. We get to know each other.

lol didnt i tell you i can relate when people were making fun of you for being 15. When i first started checking this forum i was your age too.

am I the only veteran mature 29 year old here? I am in IT, living in Jersey, grew up in Canada. Infact I will be going to Ottawa Senators-New Jersey Devils game 5 of the playoffs later today. I even made a sign. So excited!! By the way, my name is Tarik Chowdhury.

am I the only veteran mature 29 year old here? I am in IT, living in Jersey, grew up in Canada. Infact I will be going to Ottawa Senators-New Jersey Devils game 5 of the playoffs later today. I even made a sign. So excited!! By the way, my name is Tarik Chowdhury.

So are you cheering for the sens or devils?? If I were you I would just forget those two teams and move to the greatest team of all time and the one with the most potential, the leafs :D

I hate nothing in my life with more passion than the Toronto Maple Laughs! I am a die hard Sens fans all the way. Check this out....everyone is jumping on board Sens bandwagon...except for the Leafs...we don't want them.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v457/Dhaka/canadian_train.gif

am I the only veteran mature 29 year old here?

Not quite ;)!

I hate nothing in my life with more passion than the Toronto Maple Laughs! I am a die hard Sens fans all the way. Check this out....everyone is jumping on board Sens bandwagon...except for the Leafs...we don't want them.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v457/Dhaka/canadian_train.gif

Thats cause unlike the other teams, the leafs are and always will be the sens greatest rival. Even if our team might suck right now. Funny thing though is, even if all those cities support you, Toronto and its surrounding areas still have a bigger population hence bigger fan base :lol:

Anyways I am going wayyy offtopic now so i will stop, lol my bad for going so off topic.

Hey Zaki,I had no idea that you are only 18,lol.

am I the only veteran mature 29 year old here?.......
Don't be so sure... Tanzirian probably older than you and I think I am even older.....

... am really reallyy in love with Bangladesh , especially the people of Bangladesh ...

Nice meeting ya all !!

Wazzup ya'll...!
...i freqeunt your threads as i found it very interesting, in fact the most interesting piece of land in the south asia...
Cya Around peepz~!


Hi...:):D
.....however i really like Bangladesh and wish will have a bright future:)
....

Skyprince, Insanedriver, and Thaarone... you guys are amazing... Hope you know that we love your company very much and value your concerns and comments like ours. You are all beautiful people from beautiful countries.

My name is Sharif Ahmed. Both of my parents were born in Bikrampur. I was born in Chittagong. I am an IT professional. Currently residing in New York.

My only son will be 16 years of age coming October. Been through liberation war of Bangladesh.. Giving you the time to guess my age.

Don't be so sure... Tanzarian probably older than you and I think I am even older.....







Skyprince, Insanedriver, and Thaarone... you guys are amazing... Hope you know that we love your company very much and value your concerns and comments like ours. You are all beautiful people from beautiful countries.

My name is Sharif Ahmed. Both of my parents were born in Bikrampur. I was born in Chittagong. I am an IT professional. Currently residing in New York.

My only son will be 16 years of age coming October. Been through liberation war of Bangladesh.. Giving you the time to guess my age.

Wow! You are probably the only witness here of the great liberation war.I am honoured to have someone like you among us.My guess is that your age would be around 40-44.Am I right?

Hey there all

I am Mirza Zeehan,18.I am preparing for my A levels now.I live in Moghbazar area of Dhaka.Am interested in poetry,do write poems at times.I also like taking photos,but only of city areas ,and buildings with great architecture.

Where in moghbazar do u live mirza zeehan??

Some of u guys are so young that I envy u guys.. wish I could go back to ur age and live again....

Alleast sharif bhai (meghnarmajhi) is giving some hope.. Tarik(Tmac) is freaked out he is 29! Chill dude... u r still young enough.

Sharif bhai... u would be around 42-45... right?

My name is Asif Hossain... Biggest loser in the world! I'm 25 and half. Born in chittagong railway hospital (my nana's family still lives there in Agrabad CDA - great city to visit every year). Grew up in dhaka.. Dilu Road(moghbazar/Eskaton) mostly... lived there for 14/15 years except few years in Sylhet Cadet college... I studied there from 7th to SSC... came out of there after SSC and got all messed up.. finished HSC from dhaka college before coming to Purdue (West Lafayette, Indiana) for Engineering.. 2005 got my AAE( Aero and Astro engr) degree... went home for a fall to chill... Came back to purdue last year to do PHd.. now I'm thinking of finishing the masters and bail out of here because this midwest is chocking me.. living here for 6 years now. But I dont know where am I going and what shall I be doing. Wish I could just go back to DHAKA!

Hi everyone,

My name is Fawad. I am 24 and doing my PhD(yeah i know it sounds boring but it isn't as boring as it sounds) in computer science from France divided between Grenoble and Paris. I am from Pakistan.

I love Bangladesh and consider you guys as brothers. I am also a visitor to your forums and keep myself updated with the growth and progress of Bangladesh.

Congratulations to all Bangladeshis on having the new forum. Best wishes and good luck to you all.

Where in moghbazar do u live mirza zeehan??

Some of u guys are so young that I envy u guys.. wish I could go back to ur age and live again....

Alleast sharif bhai (meghnarmajhi) is giving some hope.. Tarik(Tmac) is freaked out he is 29! Chill dude... u r still young enough.

Sharif bhai... u would be around 42-45... right?

My name is Asif Hossain... Biggest loser in the world! I'm 25 and half. Born in chittagong railway hospital (my nana's family still lives there in Agrabad CDA - great city to visit every year). Grew up in dhaka.. Dilu Road(moghbazar/Eskaton) mostly... lived there for 14/15 years except few years in Sylhet Cadet college... I studied there from 7th to SSC... came out of there after SSC and got all messed up.. finished HSC from dhaka college before coming to Purdue (West Lafayette, Indiana) for Engineering.. 2005 got my AAE( Aero and Astro engr) degree... went home for a fall to chill... Came back to purdue last year to do PHd.. now I'm thinking of finishing the masters and bail out of here because this midwest is chocking me.. living here for 6 years now. But I dont know where am I going and what shall I be doing. Wish I could just go back to DHAKA!

I live in Century tower at moghbazar,the 17 storey building just behind the century arcade.I also have a few relatives who live in eksaton/dilu road..nice to know you are from around bro.

Hi everyone,

My name is Fawad. I am 24 and doing my PhD(yeah i know it sounds boring but it isn't as boring as it sounds) in computer science from France divided between Grenoble and Paris. I am from Pakistan.

I love Bangladesh and consider you guys as brothers. I am also a visitor to your forums and keep myself updated with the growth and progress of Bangladesh.

Congratulations to all Bangladeshis on having the new forum. Best wishes and good luck to you all.

Thanks man,great to have foreign wellwishers of bd like you with us.

Hey Zaki,I had no idea that you are only 18,lol.

lol i am just as surprised at you being 18 man, us 18 year olds don't really get much respect when our age is known so kept quiet about it for a while lol.

lol i am just as surprised at you being 18 man, us 18 year olds don't really get much respect when our age is known so kept quiet about it for a while lol.

Nah,I dont believe that man.I have always believed that a person's true age is defined by his knowledge,not the time he spent to collect it. ; )

Wish I was 18 again...... Defined by knowledge and wisdom you are far more matured than 18.

"You" in plural sense.

Hey guys nice to know about each and every one of you ever since we were finally able to get our Bangladesh subforum:) . As for me, my official name is Mohammed Hossain but my dhaak naam is Zafir. I'm 18 years old and am living in Jamaica, a small suburb in New York City. My dad is from Sylhet and my mom from Barisal. As for my family, there are a lot of us here in New York but in Bangladesh I have family in Sylhet, Barisal, Comilla, and specifically Banani and Uttara in Dhaka.

Wish I was 18 again...... Defined by knowledge and wisdom you are far more matured than 18.

"You" in plural sense.

Thanks,btw..was my guess about your age correct?(in the prev page)

Where in moghbazar do u live mirza zeehan??

Some of u guys are so young that I envy u guys.. wish I could go back to ur age and live again....

Alleast sharif bhai (meghnarmajhi) is giving some hope.. Tarik(Tmac) is freaked out he is 29! Chill dude... u r still young enough.

Sharif bhai... u would be around 42-45... right?

My name is Asif Hossain... Biggest loser in the world! I'm 25 and half. Born in chittagong railway hospital (my nana's family still lives there in Agrabad CDA - great city to visit every year). Grew up in dhaka.. Dilu Road(moghbazar/Eskaton) mostly... lived there for 14/15 years except few years in Sylhet Cadet college... I studied there from 7th to SSC... came out of there after SSC and got all messed up.. finished HSC from dhaka college before coming to Purdue (West Lafayette, Indiana) for Engineering.. 2005 got my AAE( Aero and Astro engr) degree... went home for a fall to chill... Came back to purdue last year to do PHd.. now I'm thinking of finishing the masters and bail out of here because this midwest is chocking me.. living here for 6 years now. But I dont know where am I going and what shall I be doing. Wish I could just go back to DHAKA!

Just so you don't feel lonely..I'm 25 and a half too ;) we can be on the same team..and take on the 2 18-year olds and the 2 29-year olds (yes..we're coming for you guys..hehe). sharif bhai can find a teammate or take us on by himself...I'm sure he can do it :)

To add to that, my name is gohorns skinner (imitation is a form of flattery mr. tanzirian ;)) and I live in howard county, maryland (between baltimore and DC). currently, i'm working full-time as an auditor and trying to get my masters (from a school in philly...so i'm going to be living both in philly and my current home during 2 months in the summer).

lol i am just as surprised at you being 18 man, us 18 year olds don't really get much respect when our age is known so kept quiet about it for a while lol.

damn right! you guys better shut up and behave around here.. :lol:

Thanks for the flattery gohorns, but I guess I would a spoilsport if I was the only holdout. My real name is Tanvir; and though you've already figured it out, I'm 29 (two Dhakaiyas = 30). So we have two 29s, two 25s, two 18s! Meghanarmajhi and Dhakaiya have to represent their generations all by themselves!

thanks for the respect.

And lol there are 3 18 years olds :D. Me, Mirza, and Zafir so we are in the lead :D.

holy craps!!! when did it happen? i hope i am not dreaming its really "the bangladesh sub forum"

:lol:

Hey..there are three of us as Zaki said...and guess what...they are 'Z'aki....'Z'afir and 'Z'eehan...(Dhakaiyas also not far behind in terms of age) ..call us the Three musketeers or the three stooges..we are Three,the leading number ; ) and the majority,so watch out elder bros,you dont wanna make the Z FORCE mad,(jking) ,lol

Mirza and Aasif,

You are very close. I am close to 50... and yes Mirza, I have witnessed the great liberation war.

I love hanging out out bright and passionate people.

Hey..there are three of us as Zaki said...and guess what...they are 'Z'aki....'Z'afir and 'Z'eehan...(Dhakaiyas also not far behind in terms of age) ..call us the Three musketeers or the three stooges..we are Three,the leading number ; ) and the majority,so watch out elder bros,you dont wanna make the Z FORCE mad,(jking) ,lol


:lol:

Well, Tmac carries more weight than the lot of you put together , so the 29 Party flattens you all :nocrook: !

(BTW Tmac I mean figurative weight not literal :nuts: )

Well, Tmac carries more weight than the lot of you put together , so the 29 Party flattens you all :nocrook: !

(BTW Tmac I mean figurative weight not literal :nuts: )


figurative weight not literal ???:lol:

^^ Well maybe literal too, I don't know how massive he really is ;)...

I weigh around buck 70 lbs. I am 6'2".

Wow Tmac, I'm impressed! But we can't stomp on those 18 year olds with that weight...

damn!!! so I'm outnumbered by the 3 18-year olds and out muscled by Tmac..
where are you aasif??? you better be a big guy or i'm gonna have to find a new teammate.. :lol:

Wow Tmac, I'm impressed! But we can't stomp on those 18 year olds with that weight...

not impressive at all. I am skinny for my height. I used to play ball at high school and I used to play forward/center position and I used to get taken advantage of because of my weight all the time. After every game I used to be banged up.

^^ Impressive nonetheless. Everytime I shoot a basketball, the hoop moves away from me...

Damn with that height, ball shouldn't have been perfect for you. I am short AND skinny so its like a double negative. Whenever i play ball i am forced to play point guard.

Wow Tmac. That is good height.

Why is Alladin hiding his age? I think he is from 212 area code (NYC). How come he can get away without declaring his age?

aint taking the risk of hiding my age...

well... I am Tareq and I am not Tarik. I am 26 but closer to 27 right now, I 've been thinking I am still a kid, but right now,feeling like a quite old man after coming across the 18s around here. I was born in Dhaka at its older part (So am I more Dhakaiya than our Dhakaiya?:D )...studied in various schools then Notre Dame College then BUET. I am with movies, music, cricket,news, documentaries mostly...and pretend to be a good electronic engineer in my spare times:D! Ya I am a movie-addicted person.
I am proud to be a Bangladeshi and hope to see my country a successful one before I die...and I always thank the creator for my life as I am loving every bit of it.

I'm siding with the teenagers :D So watch out their older people, and oh well tareq79 seems more Dhakaiya than me but it is really how much you love Dhaka with your heart and soul that makes you Dhakaiya :D

I'm siding with the teenagers :D So watch out their older people, and oh well tareq79 seems more Dhakaiya than me but it is really how much you love Dhaka with your heart and soul that makes you Dhakaiya :D

no no thats Dhaka citizens. Dhakaiya is a Bangladeshi subculture and dialect and the only real Dhakaiya here is me :D

are non-bangladeshis allowed to introduce themselves in this thread .........???!!!!!!!! :)

are non-bangladeshis allowed to introduce themself in this thread .........???!!!!!!!! :)

No passport required in this subforum.

are non-bangladeshis allowed to introduce themself in this thread .........???!!!!!!!! :)

I dont know....It wouldn't be right to let you do it for free.. :lol:

^^ Well Goram if you going to pay a fee to Gohorns then I want divs too!

no no thats Dhaka citizens. Dhakaiya is a Bangladeshi subculture and dialect and the only real Dhakaiya here is me

Good to see everyone "tries" to be like me :D Anyways, my exams are coming up and I think I'm gonna do miserable in Chemistry and Accounting, just hope my Economics and English marks are gonna compensate for that.

Chemistry and Accounting....those were probably my two fav subjects back in high school. I don't know if you have organic chemistry but when I started studying for the GCSE/O'level, I started with organic even though it was in the later part of the course...and it helped me grasp things better....even the electro-chemistry part...which I totally hated..

As for accounting....try to visualize the events in your mind. I don't remember it getting too complicated back then so try to remember some simple rules. Try to remember what transactions go on which side of the T for the important accounts. It always helped me to actually understand what's going on as opposed to just remember or memorizing stuff (I have terrible short-term memory...lol).

Good luck with the exams :)

Good to see everyone "tries" to be like me :D Anyways, my exams are coming up and I think I'm gonna do miserable in Chemistry and Accounting, just hope my Economics and English marks are gonna compensate for that.

Goodluck Dhakaiya in your exams. Right after I came out of Curzon Hall, I started to teach O' Level Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry. A' Level science subjects was introduced in Bangladesh by myself and a few friends of mine. I don't know if Dhanmondi Tutorial (Maple Leaf) and Bangladesh International Tutorial (BIT) are still there. Even after joinining a different job, I continued to teach.

In New York, I taught Physics, Mathematics, and occassionally Chemistry in Baruch College, New York as a part time teacher.

I love teaching... :)and I have this strange feeling thet my students liked me.:)

Hey Dhakaiya..seems like we both like the same two subjects-English and Economic.I have always been bad at chemistry and 'okay' at accounting.But hope you do well.Anyways..best of luck for your exams!

Good luck Dhakaiya! I too was always pretty decent at English and Economics, but never that great at Chemistry. Ironic, 'cause my parents are chemistry profs. I guess those chemistry genes weren't passed down to me :) Don't think I ever took accounting.

Wow so many chemistry haters lol. You guys would hate to do what i do then.

Goodluck Dhakaiya in your exams. Right after I came out of Curzon Hall, I started to teach O' Level Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry. A' Level science subjects was introduced in Bangladesh by myself and a few friends of mine. I don't know if Dhanmondi Tutorial (Maple Leaf) and Bangladesh International Tutorial (BIT) are still there. Even after joinining a different job, I continued to teach.

In New York, I taught Physics, Mathematics, and occassionally Chemistry in Baruch College, New York as a part time teacher.

I love teaching... :)and I have this strange feeling thet my students liked me.:)

First to introduce A level science subs?wow! Well.Dhanmondi tuotrial and BIT are all still here.

Wow so many chemistry haters lol. You guys would hate to do what i do then.

Don't hate it; just that I was never as good in Chemistry as I was in Physics and Biology.

Goodluck Dhakaiya in your exams. Right after I came out of Curzon Hall, I started to teach O' Level Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry. A' Level science subjects was introduced in Bangladesh by myself and a few friends of mine. I don't know if Dhanmondi Tutorial (Maple Leaf) and Bangladesh International Tutorial (BIT) are still there. Even after joinining a different job, I continued to teach.

In New York, I taught Physics, Mathematics, and occassionally Chemistry in Baruch College, New York as a part time teacher.

I love teaching... :)and I have this strange feeling thet my students liked me.:)

That's pretty impressive, Meghnarmajhi. Which batch DU were you?

I was thinking to join with you guys for couple of weeks, but I am lazy :). However when I saw that we got our own sub forum, that helps me to get ride of my ugly laziness, so now I am writing my first post in this forum. Nice to see lots of shiny and smiling face here. Ok now let me introduce myself, I am joy, born and bought up in Chittagong, my lovely city. I am not a young guy nor is an old guy, actually this definition differ from person to person. From my point of view, I think as long as you are single you are man and after marriage life is bye bye, hahahahaha (just a jokes). However
I believe we gonna ROCK our sub forum with our collective effort and great enthusiasm.

Welcome BanglaPride. It's great to have someone from Chittagong. Please keep us updated with all the development news regarding Chittagong. Photos would be even better!!

Welcome Banglapride! One of the reasons we wanted a subforum was to attract and retain more Bangladeshi forumers, and certainly this seems to have been the case. Will look forward to your contributions. Do you live in Chittagong now? If so, you must be our local bureau chief and give us lots of photos!

PS It's OK if no photos (don't want to scare you away :) )!

Wow so many chemistry haters lol. You guys would hate to do what i do then.

What do you do then, Zaki?

First of all welcome to the forum Banglapride. Its stuff like this that were one of my main reasons for fighting for a subforum. I hope you become a regular poster and join our community here.

Anyways tareq i am in chemical engineering so pretty much all i do all day is chemisty.

Welcome Banglapride! One of the reasons we wanted a subforum was to attract and retain more Bangladeshi forumers, and certainly this seems to have been the case. Will look forward to your contributions. Do you live in Chittagong now? If so, you must be our local bureau chief and give us lots of photos!

PS It's OK if no photos (don't want to scare you away :) )!

Sorry dude, I am far from Chittagong. I live in Canada. When I was in back home, I used to use dial up connection and those line was even slow for email checking, most of us didn’t have the luxury to visit these kind of websites. Currently some people enjoying high speed internet in Dhaka, however there is no decent hi speed internet provider in Chittagong. Some provider offers hi speed internet in Chittagong, unfortunately speed is really sucks, and even there is a limitation for download and upload. If the situation improves, I believe we would see lots of friends from Dhaka (we already have few friends from Dhaka), Chittagong and other parts of Bangladesh. I am not sure whether you guys noticed this or not, if you go to different chat room you will see lots of people from Dhaka, Chittagong, Sylhet or even from Rajshahi and Khulna. These guys obviously gonna visit different forums like this if they have decent internet speed.

Sorry dude, I am far from Chittagong. I live in Canada. When I was in back home, I used to use dial up connection and those line was even slow for email checking, most of us didn’t have the luxury to visit these kind of websites. Currently some people enjoying high speed internet in Dhaka, however there is no decent hi speed internet provider in Chittagong. Some provider offers hi speed internet in Chittagong, unfortunately speed is really sucks, and even there is a limitation for download and upload. If the situation improves, I believe we would see lots of friends from Dhaka (we already have few friends from Dhaka), Chittagong and other parts of Bangladesh. I am not sure whether you guys noticed this or not, if you go to different chat room you will see lots of people from Dhaka, Chittagong, Sylhet or even from Rajshahi and Khulna. These guys obviously gonna visit different forums like this if they have decent internet speed.

Where in Canada?

I weigh around buck 70 lbs. I am 6'2".

ah you mean 70kgs, right?

Where in Canada?

I live in Fredericton, NB. We have a small Bangladeshi community here. I completed my graduation from University of New Brunswick and currently doing job, that’s all about me!

I live in Fredericton, NB. We have a small Bangladeshi community here. I completed my graduation from University of New Brunswick and currently doing job, that’s all about me!

cool. I have been to Fredericton/St Johns. I have also been to Halifax(I loved that city) and PEI. Have you been to Magnetic Hill? There is nothing and I mean absolutely nothing to do in Fredericton.

ah you mean 70kgs, right?

no I mean 170 lbs.

I live in Fredericton, NB. We have a small Bangladeshi community here. I completed my graduation from University of New Brunswick and currently doing job, that’s all about me!

Welcome BanglaPride,glad to have another Bangladeshi with us here.Btw..internet speed in Dhaka has improved alot recently,and I dont think anyone would have any problem visiting these sites or forums if he is ready to spend a small amount on his internet service every month.

no I mean 170 lbs.

Good thing you told us Tmac..I was kinda having a hard time imagining you being 6 feet 2 and 70 lbs at the same time,lol.

Thank you all for your sympathy towards my exams :)

this thread nicely building up...
dont know whether my age pendulum swings to old team or the young ... :nuts:

well ... i 'm masud 30/m/dhaka ... originally from manikgonj (near of dhaka)

^^ Based on our current census you are definitely an oldie :D ... but at least you will help Tmac not feel so bad about being 29!

Do you ever go visit Manikganj these days? I would love some good pics of Baliati Palace which is near there. What line of work are you in BTW?

30 is old?

^^ Well, he asked if he is on the old team or young team. Since he is our second most senior citizen so far :D :D ... I guess he has no choice but to join the old team (which would also include me).

^^ Based on our current census you are definitely an oldie :D ... but at least you will help Tmac not feel so bad about being 29!

Do you ever go back to Manikganj? I would love some good pics of Baliati Palace which is near there. What line of work are you in BTW?

my job(IT) & newly married life wont give me enuf time to visit my rootland frequently. i know same things happen to others too . but i luv villages and try to go atleast once or twice a year.
hope to visit & snap some pics of Baliati place.

Congrats on the newly married life!

Unfortunately my own job means that even when I get to go to Bangladesh, it is for nine or ten days max...which is why I don't get to go out of Dhaka much. But if I ever get to go for more than a few weeks I will definitely try to get out of the city and visit Baliati and some of the other nice old buildings dotting the countryside. Until then I'll look forward to your photos!

Just informing you all that I won't be too active for the next 3-4 weeks. Exams start on the 27th and they are including around 75-80% of the O-Level syllabus in almost all the 8 subjects that I have. Please pray for me :)

^^ You are sure to do fine. See you in a month!

Good Luck Dhakaiya!

Waiting to hear about your "A s" Dhakaiya!

^^ Yeah if he is planning to ditch us for a month then he had better get some "A"s to show for it :devil:

Ofcourse we are praying for you. All "A"s INSHALLAH.

wishing you best of luck....keep us missing your posts as long as you need. You live in Banani which is my workplace as well...so I am declaring hereby, I invite you for a lunch treat for you anywhere in Banani you like after you finish with A's!

this thread nicely building up...
dont know whether my age pendulum swings to old team or the young ... :nuts:

well ... i 'm masud 30/m/dhaka ... originally from manikgonj (near of dhaka)


Man you're the only person with roots close to where my family's roots are. My grandparents are from manikgonj and rajapur :)

hey guys...i am...ehhh...the devil i guess...hehe...im 23...completing my masters from UNSW in sydney. i am a big fan of this site...and good on u guys for finally creating a separate forum for Bangladesh.

Man you're the only person with roots close to where my family's roots are. My grandparents are from manikgonj and rajapur :)

thats very nice to know gohorns... smell of roots

Finally we get to know the details of everyone! Looks like the Bangladeshi subforum is finally making everyone open up..

As for me:

Manarat- Scholastica- Illinois(Urbana Champaign)- Ernst Yng -Capgemini
basically the timeline of my last 24 years :)

I live in Chicago but work in New Jersy, that means Monday- Thrsday in NJ then fly back home(Chicago) for the weekend.. life of a consultant :(

Finally we get to know the details of everyone! Looks like the Bangladeshi subforum is finally making everyone open up..

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Welcome aboard, Nayeem. IL-NJ doesn't seem so unusual. For a while I worked in Bloomington, IL and flew back to NY for the weekend.

Im raven a Filipino from Manila. First let me congratulate you guys for having a separate Bangladesh listings in Asia forum. I had long been visiting those gorgeous pictures of Dhaka when you're still a minor thread in Asia Forums. I do think Bangladesh very much deserves to have this. I showed this thread to my Bangladeshi classmates and they sort of close to having tears. They said they themselves never saw Bangladesh in such a beautifull way.... I hope nothing but growth and properity for Bangladesh..more skyscrapeeeerrs!!!:cheers:

Im raven a Filipino from Manila. First let me congratulate you guys for having a separate Bangladesh listings in Asia forum. I had long been visiting those gorgeous pictures of Dhaka when you're still a minor thread in Asia Forums. I do think Bangladesh very much deserves to have this. I showed this thread to my Bangladeshi classmates and they sort of close to having tears. They said they themselves never saw Bangladesh in such a beautifull way.... I hope nothing but growth and properity for Bangladesh..more skyscrapeeeerrs!!!:cheers:

Thank you very much. We also wish our good neighbour and very beautiful Philippines to prosper in every aspect. Best of luck.

Hey all!

Im Nigel, grade 10 student currently studying in Oakville, suburb of Toronto.

I am not a Bangladeshi, but a Konkani Indian, but I am really interested in the development of India's little brother, Bangladesh, and am amazed at Bangladesh's great development over the years. Its great that you guys got your own subforum, so now I can finally obtain some more info on Bangladesh, and I am really happy for you guys!

Namaste, Nigel

:cheers:

Finally we get to know the details of everyone! Looks like the Bangladeshi subforum is finally making everyone open up..

As for me:

Manarat- Scholastica- Illinois(Urbana Champaign)- Ernst Yng -Capgemini
basically the timeline of my last 24 years :)

I live in Chicago but work in New Jersy, that means Monday- Thrsday in NJ then fly back home(Chicago) for the weekend.. life of a consultant :(

lol...could be worse my friend.. you could be an auditor...make about half your salary and work and travel just as much (if not more).. :bash:

Welcome aboard, Nayeem. IL-NJ doesn't seem so unusual. For a while I worked in Bloomington, IL and flew back to NY for the weekend.

Yes bro this is not unusual(it's normal life in consulting), but still a pain.. In our current Project we have two consultants flying in from LA(6hours flight) and one from Canada(Montreal) every week.. I miss the good old days from college. Well IA I am planning to go back for MBA soon, can't wait for that :)

Hi, my name is sunny. I'm also in IT working in Bangkok, Thailand. i'm 29. Nice to see Bangladesh to have it's sub-forum.

since we all have introduced ourselves why not post some photos of us if its ok:)

heh heh I already posted a photo of myself in one of the threads previously but I won't tell you where :)...

But here is a photo of Tmac :D

http://www.pixelmechanic.de/media/tracy_mcgrady_dirk_nowitzki.jpg

[QUOTE=tanzirian;13533000]heh heh I already posted a photo of myself in one of the threads previously but I won't tell you where :)...

But here is a photo of Tmac :D

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OK ... but which one is Tmac? Instead of playing games, you could tell us which thread has your picture. lol

[QUOTE=tanzirian;13533000]heh heh I already posted a photo of myself in one of the threads previously but I won't tell you where :)...

But here is a photo of Tmac :D

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OK ... but which one is Tmac? Instead of playing games, you could tell us which thread has your picture. lol

Tmac is the one playing for the Houston Rockets.

As for me...I'll just say that I appear one or two times in pictures I posted last month.

^^ Lol Tmac is a famous basketball player ?? :D

Anyway, this is my pic with my beloved friends from Bangladesh:)

http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l169/Malaysianboy1/IMG_1384.jpg

^^ Lol Tmac is a famous basketball player ?? :D


Tmac is short for Tracy McGrady, who plays for Houston.

Anyway, this is my pic with my beloved friends from Bangladesh:)

http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l169/Malaysianboy1/IMG_1384.jpg

Is that you on the left?

^^ I see ! I thought Tmac is something related to McDonald burger or something :naughty:

Anyway... yes, I'm in the left :D

Hello, I'm back but I'm pretty much sure I'll not be anymore after the results. (on the 10th)

Welcome back! Hopefully you find a way to stay regardless of results. My own results were never as bad as I thought they would be...until I got to university anyway!:)

Welcome back, Dhakaiya...we 've been missing u indeed.

Hello, I'm back but I'm pretty much sure I'll not be anymore after the results. (on the 10th)

Why ??? Oh come on everyone has their problems, if I list out mine it will be definitely endless..... But you're very smart guy ( from what you typed in yar post ) :banana:　Which university are you applying to ?

Hi All,

My name is Mehtab -born and brought up in London. Really appreciate what you guys have done here - i.e. providing a positive image of Bangladesh.

Also great to see pictures of Bangladesh and the progress being made there.
Even though born in London I am keen that Bangladesh does well. Hope current govt can sort out some of the problems in BD. With the right Govt this country can go far.

anyway thats all for now.

Hi All,

My name is Mehtab -born and brought up in London. Really appreciate what you guys have done here - i.e. providing a positive image of Bangladesh..................................



Welcome Mehtab. Enjoy, even if you can't post a lot of things yourself. Basically thats what I am doing.

Hello, I'm back but I'm pretty much sure I'll not be anymore after the results. (on the 10th)

Welcome back Dhakayiaya.................


............But here is a photo of Tmac :D

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Hey Tmac, we are all very proud of you. You are looking great. I believe you can fly – I believe you can touch the sky……………….

hello everyone my name is Rudra. I am currently living in London. UK and about to move back to Bangladesh. I will in the not too distant future inshallah start my own real estate project named RMR Millenium Tower in Dhaka. Wish me luck guys!

hello everyone my name is Rudra. I am currently living in London. UK and about to move back to Bangladesh. I will in the not too distant future inshallah start my own real estate project named RMR Millenium Tower in Dhaka. Wish me luck guys!

RMR! Where did you disappear? You are the most active forumer among us to have vanished (not counting Zaki's recent disappearing act and Dhakaiya's scholastic dilemmas). Good luck on your project...make sure it is minimum 50 storeys tall!

^^ No, 100 storeys !

Thanks for your comments guys. I have always enjoyed contributing to this forum. Special credit goes to Tmac, Tazirian,Mirzaheen and others for making this forum so vibrant! Apologies for being inconsistent but hopfully I will be contributing much more in the future as I am actually going back to Dhaka in two months times. The future is bright and I hope to see all of you guys in Bangladesh soon.

^^ Good to have you back. Good also to have another photographer living in BD.

Heyy nice to see this place doing well. I just got back from my trip through out the US, hence me being gone so long.

^^ Was wondering about your vanishing act. Which places did you visit?

^^ Was wondering about your vanishing act. Which places did you visit?

Started from Niagara, Buffalo, Rochester, then Albany, followed by Boston, New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Baltimore, Atlanta, Miami, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Anaheim, back to Los Angeles, and then back to Toronto.

Started from Niagara, Buffalo, Rochester, then Albany, followed by Boston, New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Baltimore, Atlanta, Miami, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Anaheim, back to Los Angeles, and then back to Toronto.

wow that must have been one amazing trip. Great to have you back Zaki!

Started from Niagara, Buffalo, Rochester, then Albany, followed by Boston, New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Baltimore, Atlanta, Miami, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Anaheim, back to Los Angeles, and then back to Toronto.

You have seen more places than I have in 14 years of living here. All in time I suppose...

Out of those places I have been to Niagara, Buffalo, Boston, New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Baltimore, Atlanta, San Francisco and obviously Toronto. I have driven past Rochester and Albany a few times. Zaki you were in my neck of the woods. The North East!

Out of those places I have been to Niagara, Buffalo, Boston, New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Baltimore, Atlanta, San Francisco and obviously Toronto. I have driven past Rochester and Albany a few times. Zaki you were in my neck of the woods. The North East!

Good to see you guys able to make time for all these places. I was able see to most of the states in US except few in SW region. All those were in good old college days. But one must see place is Alaska. Gone there twice, its amazing.

Out of those places I have been to Niagara, Buffalo, Boston, New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Baltimore, Atlanta, San Francisco and obviously Toronto. I have driven past Rochester and Albany a few times. Zaki you were in my neck of the woods. The North East!

Ya most of my family lives in the North east especially upstate New York so i spent a lot more time there in random small towns. Rochester and Albany weren't anything special but driving through the bos-wash corridor was something though, really cool experience.

Ya most of my family lives in the North east especially upstate New York so i spent a lot more time there in random small towns. Rochester and Albany weren't anything special but driving through the bos-wash corridor was something though, really cool experience.

Interstate 95 is da place to be!

Interstate 95 is da place to be!

^^ I took I-95 all the way to Florida once.

I-95 through SC, where I live, is a pretty boring stretch. Most of what there is to see here is on the coast or upstate. I have driven to DC from Columbia, SC via 95 and also through the mountains to the west. The latter route takes 9.5 hr vs 8 hr by 95 but is a much nicer drive, if you have the time. Mostly I have used 95 to get to Orlando but there is always construction on the road slowing things down and making the trip less pleasant.

I ve seen a lot of new members lately. Maybe you guys haven't seen this thread :|

Once we have a moderator, this thread should be made "sticky."

alright fellas... I am off to Bangladesh this morning. This is probably my last post for a while. I shall try to write from BD. If not then after I get back. Take care of this sub forum guys.

Tmac: have a nice journey & a pleasant trip to bd. and we all hope to see lotza beautiful photos soon.

alright fellas... I am off to Bangladesh this morning. This is probably my last post for a while. I shall try to write from BD. If not then after I get back. Take care of this sub forum guys.

Bon voyage. have a nice trip.

enjoy the trip Tmac...i shall follow in your footsteps in a month or so :)

ok my name is khalek...

Well, just informing those who were curious about my results, I passed to class X with 88% and distinction marks in Maths-B, don't know how I passed chemistry :D I made up my own equations and experiments in the exam and got a 80.

Well, just informing those who were curious about my results, I passed to class X with 88% and distinction marks in Maths-B, don't know how I passed chemistry :D I made up my own equations and experiments in the exam and got a 80.

Congrats DHK!!

Well, just informing those who were curious about my results, I passed to class X with 88% and distinction marks in Maths-B, don't know how I passed chemistry :D I made up my own equations and experiments in the exam and got a 80.

Your disappearance had led to us to believe otherwise :D

Well, just informing those who were curious about my results, I passed to class X with 88% and distinction marks in Maths-B, don't know how I passed chemistry :D I made up my own equations and experiments in the exam and got a 80.

lol congrats man. And good job on chemistry, you can't just make up equartions, you probably just subconciously knew it :D. Anyways nice to see you back.

.....and we all thought that you were barred from using the computer for not doing so good in your exam papers. Congrats and welcome back.

And congrats to Tmac on becoming a mod :)

lol congrats man. And good job on chemistry, you can't just make up equartions, you probably just subconciously knew it :D. Anyways nice to see you back.

Try extracting Iron in the Haber Process. I got 2 out of 8 in that question :D

My current avatar or the old one?

http://www.sysed.com/images/bd/baul03.gif

Or... does it even matter?

My current avatar or the old one? Or... does it even matter?

Whichever strikes your fancy...I tend to be an avatar copycat...until today I had a flag like Tmac used to...this time I copied Gohorns.

My name is Georgia:speech: (not really my real name..hehehheh.:lol: )I have a friend in bd and invited me to visit him. And I search the net for more photos of bd and thats why i found this site. Nice photos of bd. Im originally from Asia but recently living in scandinavian. Not so cute but not ugly:lol: Im old:ohno: :old: but young at heart. I love to take photos and been to Italy last year and I want to go to bd maybe next year.

My name is Georgia:speech: (not really my real name..hehehheh.:lol: )I have a friend in bd and invited me to visit him. And I search the net for more photos of bd and thats why i found this site. Nice photos of bd. Im originally from Asia but recently living in scandinavian. Not so cute but not ugly:lol: Im old:ohno: :old: but young at heart. I love to take photos and been to Italy last year and I want to go to bd maybe next year.

Hope you get to visit BD and have a nice time there. BD is not always the easiest place to get around as a tourist but having a friend living there can make a huge difference.

Most welcome to our humble home.

<--tigs from Philippine forum :D

CONGRATULATIONS Tanzirian for reaching 1000 posts mark!! You are officially a veteran forumer now.

CONGRATULATIONS Tanzirian for reaching 1000 posts mark!! You are officially a veteran forumer now.

Watch out Tmac, I am on your tail! Then I will be the postiest forumer in the land! Muhahaha :devil:

http://www.mpdailyfix.com/images/magicmirror.jpg

Wow.... I just noticed..... I have a long way to go

Just booked my flight to Dhaka ! I will fly by THAI Airways and will arrive in BD inshlla on Dec 28. Hope to meet all of you ( those who are in Dhaka ) inshlla :)

Just booked my flight to Dhaka ! I will fly by THAI Airways and will arrive in BD inshlla on Dec 28. Hope to meet all of you ( those who are in Dhaka ) inshlla :)

excellent news Sky. I sure hope you enjoy Bangladesh. Where will you be staying?

excellent news Sky. I sure hope you enjoy Bangladesh. Where will you be staying?

Thanks , Tmac ! I will stay in Mobasher's and Faruk's house in Gulshan Dhaka :) They plan to show me Rajshahi in the north plus Chittagong , Cox Bazaar and St Martin Island too :banana:

Just booked my flight to Dhaka ! I will fly by THAI Airways and will arrive in BD inshlla on Dec 28. Hope to meet all of you ( those who are in Dhaka ) inshlla :)

I thought I might be going back this December but it's looking less likely now...hope you have an enjoyable trip Skyprince...I am sure your BD friend has an itenary set out for you but if you like check out my reply to your Langkawi thread in General Asian section. Hope you take some nice pics for us!

Let's see what you mentioned :D

Main attraction of north of Bangladesh are historical sites. Rajshahi town itself is probably not the most attractive place but you can hang out by the Ganges (what we call Padma). The main tourist attractions in terms of historical sites are the Hindu temples at Puthia (very close to Rajshahi) and Buddhist monastery at Paharpur.

If you have more time then Gaur is probably the most overlooked site. This was the main city of medieval Bengal. Today the monuments are split between India and Bangladesh but still a nice place to visit.

Some isolated monuments include Kantajir Mandir, Kusumba Masjid, and Bagha Masjid. There are also several other archaeological sites besides Paharpur, most important being Mahasthangahr, and there are several places with grand old colonial mansions, most notably Natore and Pabna.

Hmm.. I didn't know that there are Buddhist monastries in BD-- anyway are those masjids still exist in its original form ?

Well, the things I really want to see in BD are the... people, food , and culture. Ofcourse it will be nice to make city tour and natural sightseeing but... I'm quite interested in people. Especially on how Islamic life looks like in BD :)

Anyway Tanzir, why don't you go to BD this December ? We can meet up !

Any forumers in Dhaka at present ? Dhakaiya ? :D

Let's see what you mentioned :D



Hmm.. I didn't know that there are Buddhist monastries in BD-- anyway are those masjids still exist in its original form ?

Well, the things I really want to see in BD are the... people, food , and culture. Ofcourse it will be nice to make city tour and natural sightseeing but... I'm quite interested in people. Especially on how Islamic life looks like in BD :)

Anyway Tanzir, why don't you go to BD this December ? We can meet up !

Any forumers in Dhaka at present ? Dhakaiya ? :D

Bengal was the last major center of Buddhism in the Indian subcontinent under the Pal dynasty (700s - 1100s AD)...a golden age in our history. Somapura Vihara in Paharpur is the main surviving relic of that time (check out the thread in the heritage section if you like). The Pals had an active trading relationship with Southeast Asia and had a strong influence on the monastic architecture in your part of the world. Paharpur is not an active monastery but Bangladesh is about 1% or so Buddhist and you can find active ones especially in the southeast. Paharpur is a UNESCO World Heritage site and definitely worth checking out if you have the time.

The masjids I mentioned all exist in original form (minus the tilework and gilding that used to cover some of their surfaces). You can find pictures in the "Colorful and Historic Mosques" or "Bangladesh Tourism" threads in the Heritage section of the forum. The largest concentration of historic Muslim monuments in Rajshahi division is at Gaur (Chhotta Shona Masjid, Darasbari Masjid, Khania Dighi Masjid, Masjid and Hammam of Shah Nimatullah, and the ruins of a Madrassah). Gaur was the capital of Bengal for most of the time between the 1300s and 1500s...another golden age in our history. The border between India and Bangladesh runs right through Gaur, splitting the historic buildings between the two countries. Kusumba and Bagha Masjids are also not far from Gaur, but keep in mind that the roads to all these places are probably not great, so they may take some time getting to even if they are not far as the crow flies. If you are interested in traditional Bangladeshi Islamic architecture outside of Dhaka then Gaur is the place I would recommend (also Bagerhat, another World Heritage Site, which is in Khulna division). If you plan to visit Gaur or some other place like that I can give you some more info on the masjids there. Of course Dhaka itself has many little places you can check out.

You are right though that the culture is the main attraction BD has to offer and having a local friend will help you a enjoy that a lot more than the average tourist.

As for me I think the expense will make it impractical for me to go again this year (I went in January)...also I generally go back together with my parents and they will probably not be going. So next year maybe.

If I recall correctly ENU invited you to his house a long time ago :D...so maybe you can get in touch with him :). Dhakaiya has been busy with his studies so unfortunately has not been around the forum much lately.

I wish I could make a Eidul Adha trip around then

The border between India and Bangladesh runs right through Gaur, splitting the historic buildings between the two countries.

Wow!! :eek:

Bengal was the last major center of Buddhism in the Indian subcontinent under the Pal dynasty (700s - 1100s AD)...a golden age in our history. Somapura Vihara in Paharpur is the main surviving relic of that time (check out the thread in the heritage section if you like). The Pals had an active trading relationship with Southeast Asia and had a strong influence on the monastic architecture in your part of the world. Paharpur is not an active monastery but Bangladesh is about 1% or so Buddhist and you can find active ones especially in the southeast. Paharpur is a UNESCO World Heritage site and definitely worth checking out if you have the time.

The masjids I mentioned all exist in original form (minus the tilework and gilding that used to cover some of their surfaces). You can find pictures in the "Colorful and Historic Mosques" or "Bangladesh Tourism" threads in the Heritage section of the forum. The largest concentration of historic Muslim monuments in Rajshahi division is at Gaur (Chhotta Shona Masjid, Darasbari Masjid, Khania Dighi Masjid, Masjid and Hammam of Shah Nimatullah, and the ruins of a Madrassah). Gaur was the capital of Bengal for most of the time between the 1300s and 1500s...another golden age in our history. The border between India and Bangladesh runs right through Gaur, splitting the historic buildings between the two countries. Kusumba and Bagha Masjids are also not far from Gaur, but keep in mind that the roads to all these places are probably not great, so they may take some time getting to even if they are not far as the crow flies. If you are interested in traditional Bangladeshi Islamic architecture outside of Dhaka then Gaur is the place I would recommend (also Bagerhat, another World Heritage Site, which is in Khulna division). If you plan to visit Gaur or some other place like that I can give you some more info on the masjids there. Of course Dhaka itself has many little places you can check out.

You are right though that the culture is the main attraction BD has to offer and having a local friend will help you a enjoy that a lot more than the average tourist.

As for me I think the expense will make it impractical for me to go again this year (I went in January)...also I generally go back together with my parents and they will probably not be going. So next year maybe.

If I recall correctly ENU invited you to his house a long time ago :D...so maybe you can get in touch with him :). Dhakaiya has been busy with his studies so unfortunately has not been around the forum much lately.

Thanks brother for a very detailed guide of Bangladesh, I will print it and bring it with me there.

Actually my friend Mr Faruk in Dhaka also plan to take me to Gaur near the Indian border. But similar to what you mentioned, he said transportation can be a problem and that we must change into many buses to reach there.

Also I would love to see the Sundarban and Barisal region. It is said that Barisal is the most "original" place of Bangladesh.

Eid Mubarak to all of you :)

hi...
i am the novice here..Omer. hope can share my view & opinion with you guys. m living dhaka, working as engineer, aged 28 soon.
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Welcome to the forum Omer. It's great to have someone living in Bangladesh join us here.

hi...
i am the novice here..Omer. hope can share my view & opinion with you guys. m living dhaka, working as engineer, aged 28 soon.
c y...

Welcome Omer. If you are in Dhaka - we'll be hoping to see some nice pictures of Dhaka from you. We need some nice night-time pictures. May be you can post sime. When you travel outside of Dhaka, take your camera with you.

Welcome Omer, always nice to grow our community here a little more.

Hi all... Salam .. Adab!

My name is Shafi Khan... have afew titles to my name HND; B.A. Hons; M.A. for those who take interest in a persons educational background! I studied Business and Management at University..


I am from London .. 25 years old.. father of 1... my son is nearly a year old.. I am originally from Biswanath, Sylhet.. grew up there and came to the UK as a 6 year old in 1988.. been here ever sience.. and looking foward to going back to where I came from.. YES I'd like to go back to Bangladesh and set up business there (a mad decision according to my friends :s) - I love bangladesh been there afew times .. once in 1994 for 4 weeks.. than again in 2001 for 3 weeks.. than again to get married in 2005 for 3 months... I love it there and I think I will be able to provide a better quality of life for my son and inshallah other children when I have them... and Ill also be able to look after my dad who wants to spend his retiretment in Bangladesh .. He has about 100 acres of land there (mostly argricultural) and wants one of us to look after it when his not around... We are five brothers.. but no one else wants to go to BAngladesh!

I aint got a clue about how to do business in Bangladesh - need to learn! lol... my priortiy right now is to build myself a comfortable place to live in Bangladesh.. than will invest in afew businessess or someting... I am completely unprepared and mad I know! .. but I give myself a target of 4 years till I send a cargo of my things to Bangladesh to start a new life there... I dont think I can stay away from London too long though.. all my family will be here.. so Ill come here once every 2 years on holiday to see my family ... Ill come one year.. they will go BD the next.. this way Ill see them every year inshAllah... I made a deal with them!

Well this introduction is chaning to a short biography... lol.. sorry if I bored u!

Take care!

Allah hafiz!

I

Welcome to SSC S.Khan,

Good know you are willing to set up your business in Bangladesh..am sure you will find lots of profitable sectors to invest in here.Btw,where in Dhaka are you planning to build your house?

Hi Mirza,

Thanks for the welcome! There is a lot of money to be made in Bangladesh as its a developing country..

I am from Biswanath in SYLHET district.. and would like to build my house next to our old one in the village.... Having lived in the city all my life I love the village life... the serenity of the village is second to none for me..

My brothers and I have been thinking about the real estate business in Bangladesh - with a rising population there is always demand for housing.. .. hmmm lets see how it goes!

Rod cement business is also good I understand? do enlighten me as to what is a viable sector to enter in BD.. I will take around 3crore with me and am planning to sell some of my dads land .. maybe to the value of 2crore... so Ill have a 5crore fund to start on... I'll probably take 2crore of that by starting the real estate in Sylhet.. have a small plot of land there my brothers recon we can build 15 flats there with 2crore and get a rental income of 1.5lac a month.. enough for me to live on in BD comfortably without needing to call the UK for financial help to pay the bills .. LOL! .. so I guess ill have around 3 crore to invest in other fields IA..

Guys let me know of any viaible ideas... I like to plan things.. makes me feel well prepared.

Hello there,

Welcome aboard. Moving back to BD is certainly a great decision. Good luck to you.

Welcome to the forum Shafi. Good luck with all your plans. We wish you nothing but success.

hi...
i am the novice here..Omer. hope can share my view & opinion with you guys. m living dhaka, working as engineer, aged 28 soon.
c y...

Wecome Omer. Folks, we got a real good photographer on board. I posted some of his pics here a few months back:
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=466836&page=3

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=472385&page=3

C'mon, Omer I know about your 'Treasure Island' of pics you took on various trips including recent north bengal trip! post 'em ASAP.

hi...
i am the novice here..Omer. hope can share my view & opinion with you guys. m living dhaka, working as engineer, aged 28 soon.
c y...

Welcome to the Bd Sub-forum Omer.Hoping to see your pictures soon.

Sketch of a baul - Sufi poet and singer from Bangladesh.
http://sysed.com/images/avatars/kingbodonti02.jpg
This is a screen capture of a TV commercial.
http://www.sysed.com/images/avatars/baul01.jpg
Ektara is Ektara is the most ancient form of string instrument
found in Bangladesh an the Eastern parts of India.
This instrument was used by the bauls.
http://www.sysed.com/images/avatars/ektara04.jpg

Hi Guys!!! Kinda late to introduce myself. I am Amar as you can tell from my screen name. I am currently residing in NYC and attend New York University (used to live in Long Island, NY before). Hope to continue show my support for this forum.

^^welcome to the forum. I can see that you are already supporting the forum. Thank you for your support.

Hello All,

My name is Shalim, and I live in London. Originally from Bangladesh, I have been living here since 1985. I have been back home (Bangadesh), a couple of time in the last 10 years, and each time I go back, I keep wanting to go back for longer. Long term aim is to settle back home if possible.

Hey Shalim nice to have you to support this forum.

welcome to the forum Shalim.

Hello Shalim

Saw your posts. Very nice pictures. Nice to have you here.

Hello n Salam all,

I just arrived in Dhaka from Cox Bazaar by bus with my BD frens and now in Mr. Faruk's family house in Baridhara, Dhaka . Not far from Westin Hotel :P

Maaan I love Bangladesh veryyyyyy much and don't want to return !! Bangladeshi people are very very very friendly and extremely hospitable, the food is sooooo delicious esp. Fish n Chicken Reejala and there are sooo many natural attractions !! Islamic life in Bangladesh is great . The beach in Cox Bazaar and St Martin Island are much much much better than our Penang or Langkawi !!

Im already here in Bangladesh for 5 days , have another 5 days to go, this Saturday we plan to visit Chapai Nawabgonj in Rajshahi .

Nothing more for now. Regards to you all :)

Hello n Salam all,

I just arrived in Dhaka from Cox Bazaar by bus with my BD frens and now in Mr. Faruk's family house in Baridhara, Dhaka . Not far from Westin Hotel :P

Maaan I love Bangladesh veryyyyyy much and don't want to return !! Bangladeshi people are very very very friendly and extremely hospitable, the food is sooooo delicious esp. Fish n Chicken Reejala and there are sooo many natural attractions !! Islamic life in Bangladesh is great . The beach in Cox Bazaar and St Martin Island are much much much better than our Penang or Langkawi !!

Im already here in Bangladesh for 5 days , have another 5 days to go, this Saturday we plan to visit Chapai Nawabgonj in Rajshahi .

Nothing more for now. Regards to you all :)

Good to hear from you, Skyprince; - I was hoping you were having a pleasant trip. Will hope to hear and see more when you get back.

Hello n Salam all,

I just arrived in Dhaka from Cox Bazaar by bus with my BD frens and now in Mr. Faruk's family house in Baridhara, Dhaka . Not far from Westin Hotel :P

Maaan I love Bangladesh veryyyyyy much and don't want to return !! Bangladeshi people are very very very friendly and extremely hospitable, the food is sooooo delicious esp. Fish n Chicken Reejala and there are sooo many natural attractions !! Islamic life in Bangladesh is great . The beach in Cox Bazaar and St Martin Island are much much much better than our Penang or Langkawi !!

Im already here in Bangladesh for 5 days , have another 5 days to go, this Saturday we plan to visit Chapai Nawabgonj in Rajshahi .

Nothing more for now. Regards to you all :)

wa salam. Great to hear from you. I am glad you are having a good time in BD. Share some photos when you get back.

Hello n Salam all,

I just arrived in Dhaka from Cox Bazaar by bus with my BD frens and now in Mr. Faruk's family house in Baridhara, Dhaka . Not far from Westin Hotel :P

Maaan I love Bangladesh veryyyyyy much and don't want to return !! Bangladeshi people are very very very friendly and extremely hospitable, the food is sooooo delicious esp. Fish n Chicken Reejala and there are sooo many natural attractions !! Islamic life in Bangladesh is great . The beach in Cox Bazaar and St Martin Island are much much much better than our Penang or Langkawi !!

Im already here in Bangladesh for 5 days , have another 5 days to go, this Saturday we plan to visit Chapai Nawabgonj in Rajshahi .

Nothing more for now. Regards to you all :)


Welcome to Dhaka SKYPRINCE!:)

Glad you liked Bangladesh so much ..I am sure Malaysia is equally beautiful.
You might want to visit Sylhet...if you are intersted in small water falls and HUGE tea gardens.The sunderbans in Khula is also famous for being the largest mangrove forest in the world and is popular with tourists.Anyways..
Some entertainment spots in Dhaka city for you:
1.Waterkingdom in ashulia
2.Go Karts in ashulia
3.Zia uddyan in Sangsad Bhaban area
4.Bashundhara City
5.Dhanmondi lake
6.Planetorium at Bijoy Sarani
7.Dhaka Int Trade Fair at Agargoan(know as "Banijjo mela")
8.Dozens of restaurants are lined up in Gulshan Avenue

Thank you again for all your kind words.

Enjoy your stay in Bangladesh!

^^ Skyprince is being too nice as usual...places like Langkawi are incredibly beautiful...I remember when Ershad took a trip to Malaysia back in the 80s they showed a film about Langkawi on BTV which made a lasting impression on this kid...I would gladly trade Cox's Bazar for it :D

Walaikumassalam.....

You are amazing, Skyprince. With your personality you will find friends everywhere. Enjoy your visit to Bangladesh.

Lol, thanx all anyway so far i have visited Bandarban, Cox Bazaar, Himchori, Teknaf, St Martin Island, Dhaka and Chapai Nawabgonj / Sshona Masjid in Indian border. Mirza I visiited all that places except for those in Ashulia . I saw Fantasy Kkingdom and Nandan Park duriing the bus journey from Chapai to Dhaka :D I bought several clothes from Bongo Bazaar, what a great deal !

Stay tune for my full report ( with loads of pics ).....it may take time actualy

Can't wait for the pics Skyprince. Enjoy rest of your stay in Bangladesh. :)

Thanks amar, anyway I just arrived home but Arghh... something wrong happened with home PC so I can't upload any pics at this time , but anyway I have this picture taken in Chapai -- sent by Mobasher by e-mail.

Having delicious lunch Bangladeshi style in Mr. Mobasher's hometown in Chapai :eat: :eat:

http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l169/Malaysianboy1/PICT2245.jpg


I ill be quite busy till early next week and computer prob. still unsolved, I will open a new thread and post all pics there.

Next week is so far away...:ohno:

Weeks have already been very long in the office...you make it longer! Anyway, many thanks for visiting BD.

Lol tareq, actually new term has started and I skipped the first 3 days of classes cuz travelling to BD , so now I need to spend more time in college . Inshallah next week I will post my pics.

Having met people from so many countries, I must admit that I've yet to find a friendlier race than Bangladeshis. Among all foreigners I've met, Bangladeshi people in general, are the most friendly, kind, and the most approachable. ( even before going to BD ) . Of course BD has natural wonders such as SUndarban and Cox Bazaar Beach, but in my opinion the No.1 attraction of Bangladesh is the people.

so kind of you...

Having delicious lunch Bangladeshi style in Mr. Mobasher's hometown in Chapai :eat: :eat:

You are making me hungry. Though I have just eaten.

I ill be quite busy till early next week and computer prob. still unsolved, I will open a new thread and post all pics there.

I forget...how many days are in a week? Hopefully not more than one or two.

Skyprince, you are the man. I think you see good in everything and everybody.

I have met many Malaysians who are a lot friendlier than many Bangladeshis I know.. lol.

I am happy that you enjoyed your trip to Bangladesh.

I just met a fellow user last week! I was having dinner with friends and my friend's brother-in-law who heard i'm a civil engineer asked if i read skyscrapercity.com. i said of course!
turns out i was meeting user G2G face to face! :banana:

I just met a fellow user last week! I was having dinner with friends and my friend's brother-in-law who heard i'm a civil engineer asked if i read skyscrapercity.com. i said of course!
turns out i was meeting user G2G face to face! :banana:

Wow! its really a small world after all.

I just met a fellow user last week! I was having dinner with friends and my friend's brother-in-law who heard i'm a civil engineer asked if i read skyscrapercity.com. i said of course!
turns out i was meeting user G2G face to face! :banana:

that's awesome man! May be the forumers in Dhaka should have a get together.

that's awesome man! May be the forumers in Dhaka should have a get together.

Definitely. Maybe one winter or summer when most of the probashi forumers are in BD we can meet for lunch or dinner some place.

Definitely. Maybe one winter or summer when most of the probashi forumers are in BD we can meet for lunch or dinner some place.

I think thats a great idea.We should surely arrange a meeting when atleast some of you probashi guys are here.

hi
I am Raihan studying business admin at Thompson Rivers Uni. currently living in a small city name Kamloops in BC Canada
My dad is in the construction business that is why I am interested. hope to join him after graduation.

hi
I am Raihan studying business admin at Thompson Rivers Uni. currently living in a small city name Kamloops in BC Canada
My dad is in the construction business that is why I am interested. hope to join him after graduation.

welcome to the forum Raihan. BC is one of the most beautiful provinces in Canada. You are lucky to be living there. Is your dad's construction business Bangladesh based?

It's great to have you here. Looking forward to seeing more posts from you.

Welcome Raihan. I echo Tmac's sentiment...the Canadian Rockies are near the top of wish list of places to visit...so enjoy your opportunity to see all those spots.

Hello Raihan

welcome to the forum Raihan. BC is one of the most beautiful provinces in Canada. You are lucky to be living there. Is your dad's construction business Bangladesh based?

It's great to have you here. Looking forward to seeing more posts from you.

yea he is doing construction business in Bangladesh

Welcome raihan.. One of my BD friends, Mr Raihan , is from COx's bazaar.

Welcome raihan. Let us know about any construction in BD. :)

Hi All. Well, I'm animelover from the Philippines. I've been working in Dhaka for more than a year (almost 18months).

I got to see the pics of BD before coming here. I think you're country is very nice and I hope to see more development to happen in your beautiful country.

ty animelover and welcome

Hi All. Well, I'm animelover from the Philippines. I've been working in Dhaka for more than a year (almost 18months).

I got to see the pics of BD before coming here. I think you're country is very nice and I hope to see more development to happen in your beautiful country.

great to hear from you animelover. I hope you are having a good time working in BD.

:) The people are kind and friendly (Skyprince is right), not to mention they are excellent colleagues and Gulshan is a great place to live. So, I might be here longer. Depends on work if they still require my services. But personally, I want to stay longer. :)

:) The people are kind and friendly (Skyprince is right), not to mention they are excellent colleagues and Gulshan is a great place to live. So, I might be here longer. Depends on work if they still require my services. But personally, I want to stay longer. :)

Welcome, and thanks for your comments. If you have a camera feel free to share your pictures...we are always glad to have another forumer from BD.

:) The people are kind and friendly (Skyprince is right), not to mention they are excellent colleagues and Gulshan is a great place to live. So, I might be here longer. Depends on work if they still require my services. But personally, I want to stay longer. :)

Welcome animelover, Kamustak. Man I will never think twice once I got a job offer or any opprotunity to live in Bangladesh. The reason is easy-- great people. As mentioned earlier, I have never met a friendlier race other than Bangladeshis ( it's not a praise , guys, but it's a fact ).

Here are what I found unique about Bangladeshi people:

1) I noticed that BD ppl in general, don't like to stress much about their own selves, but they tend to encourage other persons to talk . I mean.. they are more happy to listen to what others say instead of emphasizing their own opinions. Is that right, guys ? :D

2) Despite economic situation and low wages , the ppl in general never give up in life and extremely hardworking-- they do things from start until finish. They always try their best to stay happy. I salute these ppl very highly. I really hope Bangladesh can prosper rapidly and bring the economic wealth to everybody , the people of BD really deserve it .

3) From my vast experience with so many foreigners, I've met hundreds of very friendly people from some countries too , but most of them tend to stick only among their own race and nationality . Try send e-mails to them and you will never get replies. I mean.. they are just too nationalistic .. can't really talk and discuss personal issues with them, just because you don't belong to their race ..... However, BD people ( in general ) , are totally different-- it's very very easy to get along with them as they are very sincere and very enthusiastic to know about you . Their circle is always open to everybody from any nationalities. Everybody is super friendly .

4) ( being a Muslim ), Bangladeshi Muslims are very practising, at least among all my BD friends. I haven't met a Bangladeshi Hindu yet, hopefully in the near future.


So these are enough to attract me back to Bangladesh :D

Thanks Skyprince and Animelover..you people are equally kind and friendly too : )

hi this is Sayem, a Bangladeshi living in the UK. I am observing SSC for a year now and hopefully from now on, I will participate here on a regular basis. By the way, I am 28, married and doing the final part of ACCA and an ex student of DU (Finance and Banking).

thanks to TMAC, TAN, MAZHI VAI, MIRZA, SKYPRINCE, SNOQ, (especially u as I myself am a finance student and professional and u r providing news and analysis about the economy of BD) AND EVERY BODY who are working hard to change the impression about BD to the outer world.

hi this is Sayem, a Bangladeshi living in the UK. I am observing SSC for a year now and hopefully from now on, I will participate here on a regular basis. By the way, I am 28, married and doing the final part of ACCA and an ex student of DU (Finance and Banking).

thanks to TMAC, TAN, MAZHI VAI, MIRZA, SKYPRINCE, SNOQ, (especially u as I myself am a finance student and professional and u r providing news and analysis about the economy of BD) AND EVERY BODY who are working hard to change the impression about BD to the outer world.

Welcome Sayem !!! Looking forward to your posts.

Welcome Sayem !!! Looking forward to your posts.

thanks amar 11372

Welcome to the forum Sayem. We are glad that you have joined us. Please feel free to post comments anytime.

.............working hard to change the impression about BD to the outer world.

Yep

Hello Sayem. Great to have you here.

Welcome, Sayem. It always feels great to have a new member in the family.

Is the number of forumers good enough now to start a "SSC Bangladesh roll-call"!

Is the number of forumers good enough now to start a "SSC Bangladesh roll-call"!

I thought this thread fulfilled that purpose? Or would the roll-call be something different?

Anyway we have a had very pleasant increase in our numbers in recent months. Also I am glad to see that while we have had some passionate discussion in recent weeks, they have mostly been very civil. Hopefully we can continue to have debate that is cordial even when we disagree strongly with each other's viewpoint. We can be united in our desire to promote the good of BD no matter our particular stance on different issues may be.

.......we have a had very pleasant increase in our numbers in recent months. Also I am glad to see that while we have had some passionate discussion in recent weeks, they have mostly been very civil..........

And we are planning on keeping it that way.

Welcome sayem . I hope you've seen my pics in BD , what do u think ? :D

Sorry guys I was a bit busy with work lately and could not post for last 2 days.thanks TMAC, TAN,TAREQ and SKYPRINCE......for your warm welcome to SSC.

And SKYPRINCE...yep I have definitely gone through your thread.....and I recon it is a jewel of BD thread.....you r a true friend of BD and I don't see any difference between u and BANGLADESHIS ........YOU R ONE OF US MAN.

Hi every1,
im mahruf, a trainee pilot of bangladesh flying club located at ZIA. really keen to build up a career as a pilot here in Bangladesh. Also a BBA student at nsu. Nothin much to say right now, bt wil get with replies. just to mention, this is a great place to reveal all aviation news regarding bangladesh's aviation industry, well done guys, gr8 job. keep it up.

mash

Welcome on board, Mash. Hope you will have a pleasant flight here in this forum!
Will be happy to see your comments on aviation, but why not some aerial pictures of Dhaka by the way! WC again.

Welcome Mahruf, nice to have you here. It must be an exciting time to be a pilot in BD...I am sure opportunities will expand greatly with all the new companies starting up. The "Bangladesh Aviation" thread has become the #1 thread in our forum in recent times with all discussion related to recent developments, particularly benefiting from knowledgeable commentary by Imran and others.

but why not some aerial pictures of Dhaka by the way! WC again.

oh yes, forgot to mention. i hav a hobby for photography and own a D80. hopefully will post some aerial pics once i get the chance to take them. its not possible with the instructor onboard. neway, lets c wat happens...

welcome aboard Mash. We are always happy to see another Bangladeshi join the forum. Good Luck with your training!

Hi every1,
im mahruf, a trainee pilot of bangladesh flying club located at ZIA. really keen to build up a career as a pilot here in Bangladesh. Also a BBA student at nsu. Nothin much to say right now, bt wil get with replies. just to mention, this is a great place to reveal all aviation news regarding bangladesh's aviation industry, well done guys, gr8 job. keep it up.

mash

Welcome mash.

What does BFC use these days as a primary trainer (aircraft)? Although it's been a while but I read somewhere that Bangladesh Flying Club as the sole (private) aviation academy was in dire straits. How are things now?

Welcome mash.

What does BFC use these days as a primary trainer (aircraft)? Although it's been a while but I read somewhere that Bangladesh Flying Club as the sole (private) aviation academy was in dire straits. How are things now?

Tnx for the post. il post about bfc pretty soon, mentioning all i can abt it. right now, im outta dhaka, will return tomorrow morning. is it ok if i post the reply on the aviation forum???
let me knw

cheers
mash

Tnx for the post. il post about bfc pretty soon, mentioning all i can abt it. right now, im outta dhaka, will return tomorrow morning. is it ok if i post the reply on the aviation forum???
let me knw

cheers
mash

That would be okay I should think, wouldn't it, Tmac?

That would be okay I should think, wouldn't it, Tmac?

yup

Hi I am Mohammed from London UK. I have been visiting this site for last few weeks. I must admit there is plenty information about Bangladesh in this site. My interest in this forum is Bangladesh's Economy and Aviation.

Hi I am Mohammed from London UK. I have been visiting this site for last few weeks. I must admit there is plenty information about Bangladesh in this site. My interest in this forum is Bangladesh's Economy and Aviation.

welcome Mohammed. We are all happy that you joined. You should start posting in Economy and Aviations threads. Looking forward to reading your posts.

Hi I am Mohammed from London UK. I have been visiting this site for last few weeks. I must admit there is plenty information about Bangladesh in this site. My interest in this forum is Bangladesh's Economy and Aviation.

Welcome to the forum MohammedC. We have many aviation enthusiasts as well as professionals in the BD Aviation forum. :cheers:

Thanks TMAC and amar11372.

I am more of well wisher/enthusiast in aviation sector. My knowledge is very little compare to some of you.

Well interms of economic interest or should I say interested in financial investment in Bangladesh but not in real estate (tried and tested by my father) I am planning in near future to move back to Bangladesh hence coming in to this forum will to broaden my knowledge about BD economy.

Welcome MC, good to have you here.

Hi this is Aman. Finally i'm a registered user. I love commercial aircraft and wanted to know more about Bangladesh civil aviation. So far this forum is more resourceful than any other forum.

welcome, aman.

hey guys, i'm new here, and I'm amazed to see so much changes of Bangladesh through this site, so thanks for all the pictures

Welcome Aman and Ajprobashi. Do you mind telling us where you live and what you do? I do wish more of the newcomers here would use this thread...it helps foster more of a sense of community.

Thanks for the welcome, well I live in Atlanta GA, USA and I just graduated from college; now I'm just working on getting into Med school. I'm hoping to work in the United Hospital, Apollo Hospital, or any other international standard hiospitals in Bangladesh after I get my MD degree insh'Allah. Let's see what happens.

Thanks for the welcome, well I live in Atlanta GA, USA and I just graduated from college; now I'm just working on getting into Med school. I'm hoping to work in the United Hospital, Apollo Hospital, or any other international standard hiospitals in Bangladesh after I get my MD degree insh'Allah. Let's see what happens.

Best of luck...I finished my med school in SC and am currently completing a residency and MPH in FL. I visited Atlanta a good number of times while living in SC but am further away now.

Thanks for the welcome, well I live in Atlanta GA, USA and I just graduated from college; now I'm just working on getting into Med school. I'm hoping to work in the United Hospital, Apollo Hospital, or any other international standard hiospitals in Bangladesh after I get my MD degree insh'Allah. Let's see what happens.

Hey ajprobashi do you mind if I ask which university you went to? A bunch of my friends went to Atlanta too for undergraduate (Emory University) and as for me I am currently @ NYU and in the future will try for Med school.

Best of luck...I finished my med school in SC and am currently completing a residency and MPH in FL. I visited Atlanta a good number of times while living in SC but am further away now.

Wow..seems like we got lotsa DOCS here:cheers:

Best of luck...I finished my med school in SC and am currently completing a residency and MPH in FL. I visited Atlanta a good number of times while living in SC but am further away now.

Thanks, its a long way since I have to take the MCATs.


Hey ajprobashi do you mind if I ask which university you went to? A bunch of my friends went to Atlanta too for undergraduate (Emory University) and as for me I am currently @ NYU and in the future will try for Med school.

I went to Georgia State University, '07 Graduate. I have few friends at Emory University it's a very expensive school that's why I avoided going there.

Wow..seems like we got lotsa DOCS here:cheers:

The more Bengali doctors we have in the western world the more power we have to help Bangladesh, tai nah?

.............
The more Bengali doctors we have in the western world the more power we have to help Bangladesh, tai nah?

Thik tai..... more successful Bangladeshis we have in any field, more power we have to help Bangladesh.

Hello everyone! My name is Tonmoy Islam and I am a graduate student in economics at the University of Kentucky. I have been following this forum for quite some time. It is a great place to share the news from Bangladesh. Keep up the good work!

^^ Hello and welcome. Two Tislams in the same forum, hope we don't confuse the two of you :lol:

^^ Hello and welcome. Two Tislams in the same forum, hope we don't confuse the two of you :lol:

Hello Tanzirian.

I hope so too! :)

Tonmoy