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17.02.2006 Career mainly indicates one's professional life. Today students become serious about their career immediately after SSC or O levels.

16.02.2006 In a review meeting of the Annual Regional Meeting of OneWorld South Asia, representatives of various NGOs in Bangladesh shared the concern that the country has not made adequate progress in the ICT4D sector. The meeting identified a number of activities to be undertaken this year to ensure mainstreaming of ICTs in the development programmes of Bangladesh.

15.02.2006 Bangladesh NGO, Bangladesh NGOs Network for Radio and Communication, (BNNRC) will organise a training programme on Rural Knowledge Centers: How to Get Started and Keep Going at Sitakund, Chittagong from February 22 to February 24, 2006.

13.02.2006 The operation of Community Radio, the radio for disseminating news and information of individual community, is yet to be started in the country due to the indifference of the government.

10.02.2006 Community radio has demonstrated its benefit in transmitting local information, eĀ–learning, entertainment, disaster management and mass awareness on different issues in the countries of South Asian subcontinent. However, due to the indifference of the Bangladesh government, the country is yet to benefit from this technology.

10.02.2006 The Second Gyanmela (Knowledge Fair) took over through enthusiasm and spontaneous participation in Sreefoltola, a remote village at the Southern part of Bangladesh, where in altogether twelve schools from various villages of Rampal participated through puting up stalls that could successfully uphold their knowledge and skill in using the ICTs

09.02.2006 Sources said community radio, which has been playing an im portant role in transmitting local information, EĀ–learning, entertainment, disasters management and mass awareness on different issues in most of the countries of the world, could be turned into a major means of transmitting information in Bangladesh during natural disasters in the coastal areas