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· October, 2010
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Countries in South Asia 
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Stories about Bangladesh from October, 2010

Bangladesh: Participating In Global Hand Washing Day 2010

· 31 October 2010

Bangladesh: The Importance Of Tea And Singara

· 28 October 2010

Bangladesh: Land Grab And Protests

25 October 2010

In Rupganj, Bangladesh land-owners protested acquiring of land for an army housing project and they clashed with the security forces leaving 50 people injured and one dead. Bloggers react angrily.

Bangladesh: Long March To Protect Natural Resources

· 25 October 2010

Bangladesh: Islamic Financing Is A Recent Development

· 25 October 2010

Bangladesh: Images Of Durga Puja

· 24 October 2010

Bangladesh: Qubee Or Banglalion?

· 22 October 2010

Bangladesh: On Secularism

· 22 October 2010

Bangladesh: Beware Of The Population Bomb

· 21 October 2010

Bangladesh: Celebrating Cricket Victory

· 17 October 2010

Bangladesh: The Saga Of (Not) Recognizing ‘Sex Worker’ As A Profession

· 14 October 2010

Sri Lanka: A Photographer's Journey To Dhaka

· 13 October 2010

Bangladesh: September On The Jessore Road

· 10 October 2010

Bangladesh: Increase In Cost Of Living

· 9 October 2010

Bangladesh: Feminist Responses Towards Fundamentalists

· 8 October 2010

Bangladesh: Power Generation Options

· 8 October 2010

Bangladesh: The History Of Ahsan Manzil

· 5 October 2010

Bangladesh: Billion Dollar Projects And Vested Interests

· 4 October 2010

Bangladesh: The Joy Of Feeding The Poor

· 4 October 2010

Bangladesh: The Myth Of The ‘International Basket Case’

· 3 October 2010

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