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A land of enormous beauty, hundreds
of serpentine rivers, crystal clear water lakes
surrounded by ever green hills, luxuriant
tropical rain forests, beautiful cascades of
green tea gardens, world's largest mangrove
forest preserved as World Heritage, home of the
Royal Bengal Tiger and the wild lives, warbling
of birds in green trees, wind in the paddy
fields, abundance of sunshine, world's longest
natural sea beach, rich cultural heritage,
relics of ancient Buddhist civilizations and
colourful tribal lives, - Bangladesh creates an
unforgettable impression of a land of
peace.
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• In Flooded Paddies, Rice With High Arsenic
A different method for farming rice in Bangladesh could lower the levels of harmful arsenic in the crop, a new study suggests.
• Nearly 12,000 Are Arrested in Bangladesh
Political parties have denounced the roundup as a ploy to clamp down on political activity, as Bangladesh prepares for national elections in December.
• Is Cuisine Still Italian Even if the Chef Isn?t?
 Italy?s restaurants are now a snapshot of the country?s recent immigrant experience, raising the question: Does the cuisine become less Italian if anyone can prepare it?
• Shame of Imported Labor in Kurdish North of Iraq
 Foreign workers in Iraq?s north say they have been deceived by the agents who arranged their journeys.
• After Cyclone, Bangladesh Faces Political Storm
 Nearly a year into an army-backed state of emergency, basic freedoms remain suspended and a fragile economy is tottering under the pressure of floods at home and rising oil prices abroad.
• Bridge Collapses in Bangladesh
At least three people were killed and nearly 100 injured when a bridge packed with hurricane survivors waiting for food aid collapsed into a river in the southwest.
• Bearing Aid, U.S. Vows to Tread Lightly in Bangladesh
 As an American warship arrived in Bangladesh to help deliver food, water and medicine, U.S. military officials said they would not take steps that might seem intrusive.
• Spared Cyclone?s Worst, Area Still Suffers
In Bangladesh, women worry what their children will drink, rice fields are waterlogged and shrimp ponds have rotted.
• In Bangladesh, Picking Through the Pieces
 In claiming relatively few lives, the cyclone that tore across Bangladesh left many more people in utter ruin.
• Cyclone Toll Exceeds 3,100 in Bangladesh
 The United Nations estimated that a million people had been left homeless, many of them in remote areas without predictable food supplies.
• Toll in Bangladesh Cyclone Hits 2,300
The death toll from Bangladesh?s most devastating cyclone in a decade climbed to at least 2,300 on Sunday, and officials warned that the figure could jump sharply.
• Cyclone Toll Exceeds 1,700 in Bangladesh
The official death toll from a cyclone that wreaked havoc on southwest Bangladesh reached 1,723 on Saturday.
• TOLL RISES IN BANGLADESH STORM; Toll Rises in Bangladesh Storm
Photo shows villagers in Goyara, Bangladesh, mourning their dead after storm killed hundreds of people
• Fierce Cyclone Causes Havoc in Bangladesh
A huge cyclone hit Bangladesh?s southwest coastline on Thursday, wiping out houses, uprooting trees and forcing hundreds of thousands of people into shelters.
• World Bank Faces Doubt From Donors
Wealthy countries are balking at financing World Bank projects because of their own budget problems and lingering questions over the bank?s relevance.
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