what do you all thnik about bangladesh?
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I forhet where is that?!
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Yes, but why don't you try looking on matrimonial websites in Bangaldesh.  You could try shaadi.com or something simlar for people from Bangladesh.
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Bangladesh was the last country granted test status on the 10th of November 2000.  Zimbabwe gained test status on the 18th of October 1992, they currently have a suspended test status until 2007.  There is a February tour of Sri Lanka tentatively scheduled for February of 2007 between Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe.\n\nTechnically Zimbabwe have not lost their test status, it is merely suspended, so Bangladesh will remain the last side to be granted test status.  Kenya, Scotland and Ireland are the main contenders for future test status.
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The founding father of Bangladesh is Sheikh Mujib-ur-Rahman. He is also known as Bangabandhu.
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hi i am not a bengali but i can speak it very  well !!my name is surabhi !!\n\nmy answer ---------- khub bhalo.... aar tumi kamon aacho??? tumi kothaye thako??aami kolkataye thaki !!\ntomar naam ki???\ni just love speaking bengali !! i can speak bangla very well coz i was born in kolkata !!
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my husband is from Bangladesh and I went to visit his family for 6 months....I knew the rituals before hand but here is what : never eat with your left hand or touch anything on the table with it if you can help it...this is seen as dirty. Bengalis eat food in the islamic fashion of using the right hand and using this hand for doing clean things, it is also an islamic fashion to eat with the hands and not utensils(it is sunnah) but if you are not bengali or muslim your host will give you utensils if necessary. It is a high honor to eat like you are enjoying your food immensely as bengali women take hours to prepare food in great detail, and expect you to finish all the food on your plate, bengalis dont leave food on their plates.Do not be surprised at the amount of rice a bengali woman can eat. If you have curry with bones in it there will be a seperate dish or container at the table for your bones, which should not be placed on the plate you are eating on. After eating rinse your mouth out with water a few times, but not in the kitchen sink. Do not leave the table to use the bathroom during the meal. When the meal is going on and over do not be surprised at how they lick there hand.When there is company usually the men eat seperately from the women but otherwise they do not and some households do eat together all the time...it depends....I personally never ate without my husband and during a party refused to eat unless I sat with him ..the women in his family enjoyed seeing that. You may want to become familiar with some bengali food terms and words. Most benagli food is great but i dont recommend fish curry if you are inexperienced with bones be very careful.All bengali desserts are wonderful. Expect not to drink anything but water at dinner and you wont see any wine etc. either. Men who are guests do not help with cleanup. Meals can be quick ordinarily but at dinner partiesthey can be lengthy and consist of many dishes and courses not served in any order as that depends on the hostess. You will serve yourself and dont be shy they like to see you came hungry. It is worth noting for cultural aspect that even in bangladesh when a visitor of any kind comes calling that something to drink, fruits cut up and cookies on plates are served as a sign of hospitality whether asked for or not and is prepared by the woman immediately....... ps even if they are non muslim they dont use the left hand.
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Bangladesh.\nSpeak Bangla language.\nFor this language The world observe\n"International Mother Language Day"\nI feel proud of my language.
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bangladesh, and then comes Pakistan
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Bangladesh is in a geographic position where numerous revers have run thru it and united in the Bay of Bengal. That places the country particularly vulnerable to flood. But most of these revers have source in Indian land and India has dams over some of the rivers. In the dry season due to dam on the common rivers Bangladesh suffers with dry river beds. During the rainy season India just opens gates of those dams and that makes the situation worse.
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Dhaka. \nnote: to learn about countries, their capitals, flags, maps, governments and much much more, check out the CIA fact-book. Just make a quick search for it on google and you'll find endless information about any nation.\nActually, even if you just look for the country on Google, very often one of your first results will be the CIA fact-book!
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Hi,Im Bengali but not from Bangladesh,we can talk if u want
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the bangladesh goverment
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It is one of the oldest civilisation.\n\nIt was known as Bharat/Hindustan n many more..\n\nBritish ruled this land, and after independence it got broke into three pieces ( India, Pakistan, Bangladesh).
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highest total by bangladesh in ODIs:301/7\n\nBangladesh vs Kenya, 1st One-Day International \nOne Day International # 2350, Kenya in Bangladesh \nMatch Date : 17th Mar 2006  \nVenue : Shaheed Chandu Stadium, Bogra \nToss : Bangladesh \nResult : Bangladesh won by 131 runs \n\nthat's for sure \nI have confirmed everywhere\nMy answer can not be wrong\nMan of the Match : Shahriar Nafees (BD)  \nUmpires : Nadeem Ghauri (PAK) and Nadir Shah (BD)  \n\nBangladesh Innings  \nBatsman           Status              Runs Balls 4s 6s SRR \nJaved Omar     c S Tikolo b P Ongondo  28   53    4 0  52.8 \nShahriar Nafees   run out              91  112   11 0  81.3 \nAftab Ahmed   c T Mishra b P Ongondo   62   69    3 2  89.9 \nMohammad Ashraful     b JK Kamande     18   24    2 0  75.0 \nMohammad Rafique  c T Mishra b T Odoyo 36   25    3 1 144.0 \nAlok Kapali          run out            1    2    0 0  50.0 \nMashrafe Mortaza   not out             44   16    5 3 275.0 \nKhaled Mashud(W)   run out              1    1    0 0 100.0 \nAbdur Razzak   not out                  0    0    0 0   0.0 \nHabibul Bashar(C)   DNB     -   \nSyed Rasel   DNB     -   \nShahadat Hossain   DNB     -   \nExtras : 1-Leg Bye 16-Wide 2-No Ball 1-Bye total 20  \nTotal:  (for 7 wickets in 50.0 overs) 301  run rate: 6.02 \nFall Of Wickets : 1/92 (Javed Omar - 20.3 over), 2/168 (Shahriar Nafees - 34.1 over), 3/205 (Mohammad Ashraful - 41.1 over), 4/238 (Aftab Ahmed - 45.1 over), 5/242 (Alok Kapali - 45.5 over), 6/278 (Mohammad Rafique - 49.0 over), 7/285 (Khaled Mashud - 49.3 over)  \n\nBowling Analysis \nBowler         O  M   R  W  R/O  Wd NB \nThomas Odoyo  10  1  46  1 4.60  1  2  \nAS Luseno      3  0  22  0 7.33  1  0  \nMartin Suji    8  0  48  0 6.00  1  0  \nPeter Ongondo 10  0  73  2 7.30  2  0  \nSteve Tikolo  10  0  47  0 4.70  3  0  \nJK Kamande     9  1  63  1 7.00  2  0  \n\nKenya Innings (302 runs to win in 50 overs)  \nBatsman             Status            Runs Balls 4s 6s SRR \nKennedy Otieno(W)  b Syed Rasel        6    12    1 0 50.0 \nDavid Obuya   c M Ashraful b S Rasel  14    37    2 0 37.8 \nSteve Tikolo(C) c A Ahmed   b S Rasel  8     9    1 0 88.9 \nAnthony Suji   c(sub)   b M Rafique   33    55    4 0 60.0 \nHitesh Modi    c A Ahmed  b S Hossain  1     3    0 0 33.3 \nThomas Odoyo   c K Mashud  b A Razzak 16    20    2 0 80.0 \nT Mishra   st K Mashud  b M Ashraful  43    82    3 0 52.4 \nJK Kamande      b Mohammad Rafique     4     5    1 0 80.0 \nMartin Suji         run out           12    34    1 0 35.3 \nPeter Ongondo c A Razzak b M Ashraful 10    29    2 0 34.5 \nAS Luseno              not out         8     7    1 0 114.3 \nCollins Obuya   DNB     -   \nExtras : 2-Leg Bye 7-Wide 4-No Ball 2-Bye  TOTAL: 15  \nTotal:  (all out in 48.1 overs) 170 RUN RATE: 3.53 \nFall Of Wickets : 1/11 (Kennedy Otieno - 3.1 over), 2/29 (Steve Tikolo - 7.4 over), 3/38 (David Obuya - 11.4 over), 4/45 (Hitesh Modi - 12.4 over), 5/74 (Thomas Odoyo - 19.5 over), 6/88 (Anthony Suji - 24.5 over), 7/94 (JK Kamande - 26.5 over), 8/125 (Martin Suji - 37.3 over), 9/161 (Peter Ongondo - 46.4 over), 10/170 (T Mishra - 48.1 over)  \n\nBowling Analysis \nBowler            O   M   R  W  R/O  Wd NB\nMashrafe Mortaza  9   2  34  0 3.78   1  3  \nSyed Rasel        8   1  31  3 3.88   1  0  \nShahadat Hossain  5   0  16  1 3.20   0  0  \nAbdur Razzak      8   1  18  1 2.25   1  0  \nMohammad Rafique 10   0  36  2 3.60   0  1  \nAlok Kapali       6   1  22  0 3.67   3  0  \nMohammad Ashraful 2.1 0   9  2 4.15   0  0  \n\nBangladesh's Highest total in 1 innings in test matches: 488/10 \nBangladesh VS Zimbabwe \nDate:06-Jan-2005 \nVenue: Chittagong,Bangladesh \nResult: Bangladesh won by 226 runs \n\nBangladesh's lowest total in ODIs: 76/10 \nBangladesh vs India \ndate: 11-Apr-2003 \nVenue: Dhaka,Bangladesh TVS Cup \nResult:India won by 200 runs \n\nBangladesh's lowest total in 1 innings test matches: 86/10 \nBangladesh vs Sri Lanka \nDate: 12-Sep-2005 \nVenue: Khettaram
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Under current coach Dav Whatmore, who took an underachieving Sri Lanka to World Cup victory over a decade ago, Bangladesh may be competitive in ODI cricket within 6 years.  They have already beaten Australia last year and now Sri Lanka this year.
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Bangladesh will be a good market for our Indian companies. As their neighbour, India is having a lot of infrastructure and economically strong. It is capable of sharing its technology with Bangladesh. Indian companies can open their branches there and can trigger the economical growth hence it will become a win win situation for both countries.
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cox's bazar of bangladesh.it is122 k.m. long.