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Updated: ( 20:15:09 GMT)
Monday February 08 , 2010
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Formerly conjoined twins Moni and Mukta lying on the bed of Dhaka Shishu Hospital after being separated yesterday
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BNP to play active role in JS
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DHAKA: BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia yesterday said the opposition led by her will play an active role both in the parliament and on streets while giving the incumbent government more time to prove itself. She also said they do not want return of any unconstitutional government in the country. "We want constitutional governments, and for that we also want cooperation from the government, so the opposition may play its due role in strengthening of democracy," she said at a views exchange meeting with editors and senior journalists of newspapers, news agencies, television channels, and radio stations. Most of the editors and senior journalists urged the leader of the opposition in parliament to return to the House immediately, and to refrain from calling hartals and blockades.
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South Asian Policy Analysis Network
South Asian Free Media Association (SAFMA) and the South Asian Journal have initiated a project to develop an interactive network of experts for the South Asian Policy Analysis (SAPANA) Network which was launched in April, 2006. SAPANA is a non-partisan, South Asia-wide research and policy analysis network, the first independent South Asian think-thank in the region and is expected to play an influential role in guiding discussion, analysis and policy both in South Asia and outside the region.
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South Asia Media Commission was formed in April 2007 to monitor journalists’ safety and violation of media rights and to publish periodical reports. It was envisaged to respond with speed to such violations to press for remedial action.
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South Asian Media School
In 2007, SAFMA, a network of South Asian journalists and media practitioners, aware of the political nuances of the region and sensitive to the demands of the new media age, felt the need to cultivate a new generation of South Asian media persons. With this in mind, the South Asian Media School was set up at South Asian Media Centre, a hub of media activity.
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