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Bangladesh
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When thoughts meet on ground experience!
Many thanks to the hosts of the Counternarrative Podcast for inviting me to appear on their show during my recent visit to Dhaka. Much of the discussion focused on U.S. - Bangladesh relations. Check it out. youtu.be/d0abCu20PcY?si=Iqyp…
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Many thanks to the hosts of the Counternarrative Podcast for inviting me to appear on their show during my recent visit to Dhaka. Much of the discussion focused on U.S. - Bangladesh relations. Check it out. youtu.be/d0abCu20PcY?si=Iqyp…
This is a very timely piece! Now, if the U.S. turns more into a value based aid instead of just a short term interest oriented get-in-get-out fund, this will be a real game changer.
My thoughts published by @BenarNews about the impact of the U.S. assistance pause for Bangladesh, including the opportunity it presents to think more broadly about what really matters in the bilateral relationship. Hint, it is more than aid. benarnews.org/english/commen…
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Myanmar Crisis: Gaining Strategic High Ground Is the Key for Bangladesh
A piece by @AbuRushd @Zhkhaneco and myself on how Bangladesh can navigate the Myanmar crisis by controlling the situation in its favour instead of being controlled by it.
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A fresh perspective on developments in Burma and options for Bangladesh’s interim government. saperspectives.net/myanmar-c…
"Mr Advisor, rest assured, If you and your team remain unprepared, you won't even realise what's happening until the bureaucracy has made a "monkey" out of the interim government."
An argumentative analysis by me, @Zakireco and @AbuRushd
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A rigorous data and fact driven argument by me, @Zhkhaneco and @AbuRushd highlighting Bangladesh's July Revolution and if anything, people of India should be proud of it.
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Some thought provoking analysis of the broader implications of Bangladesh’s July Revolution.
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This article by me & the team holds significance as it coincides with the Indian Foreign Secretary’s visit to Bangladesh, following the transformative July Revolution.
The piece provides a bold, fact-driven analysis... newagebd.net/post/opinion/25…
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Bangladesh’s Revolution: Rebalancing, Rebuilding, and Reconstructing 🇧🇩
The revolution in Bangladesh may have toppled a tyrannical regime, but the war for democracy and justice is far from over. #bangladesh #stepdownhasina #Yunus
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Winning the Battle vs the War 🇧🇩
The fall of Sheikh Hasina’s authoritarian regime was a monumental victory for Bangladesh’s youth-led revolution. But revolutions do not succeed on ideals alone—
#interimgovernment
#Democracy #julyartwork
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When we launched our minimum viable test (MVT) of @harrikenedu in 2020, we were all over the news in top newspapers of Bangladesh! Some of them:
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You know what an absolutely amazing meeting meeting with @notamitalegend looks like? We made our app prototype in 24 hours after having one with him. Thanks a lot!
Just been contacted by the executive assistant of a venture capitalist and philanthropist that millions of founders admire. Reason: that MAN wants a 30 mins meeting with us. Meeting is after 45+ days which means, 45 nights of NO SLEEP!
It was refreshing to meet @ClontarfD3. She's a fellow builder in EdTech space with amazing concept. I believe seeing each other in EdTech space as partners is the key. More importantly, she agreed to refer us for ODF! Looking forward to more of these.
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Bulls eye! Not just coding, learners of anything wants to see a point in what they are learning. They want to be appreciated, questioned, competed against, collaborated. The initial outcomes of their learning helps them find their target 🎯 & keep learning.
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How many of us would go to school in the first place for the information? We go to school to leave home first then make-meet friends, do all the fun things. We learn information in the process of doing all those things. Don't you think?
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So, a broken elevator even for two hours is not a bad thing sometime. More specifically, can turn out to be one of best things in your life. Thanks for sharing this @lukesophinos
One of the best possible thread on finding PMF. This way, one can actually understand if the founders by themselves are right fit to pull this off. Thanks @jwdanner
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