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Why the website is either totally inaccessible or very slow most of the time? For the last couple of days it seemed ok. Performence was good but it came back to the same situation from today.
…. try and look @ the bigger picture. DSE is hot and its on a roll. Market capitalization is def. going to double to $15-18 Billion by next year. Just wait till the big players the telecoms ( Grameen Blink Aktel etc) get on the market. And if the privatization drive is successful; only good things are headed towards BD’s economy.
actually for the first time i want to join
I am really surprisingly happy and satisfied to see the faithfulness,loyalty and dedication of some of the people of our country.
Lot of people are still ready to sacrifice their lives for thieves like Hasina and Khaleda.
Not only the illiterate but some of the so called intellectuals like the recently released,dacoit like Dhaka Universty teachers(Who look like members of interdistrict Dacoits) are also ready to sacrifice their lives for those thieves.