Upon returning to Dhaka after
nearly three years, I didn’t make any delay to visit one of the supposedly hip
and happening food outlets in town – Oh! Calcutta at Banani Road 11. I have been
hearing tales of movers and shakers visiting the premises, great reviews about
food quality while horror stories about prices though. So it was kind of on top of my
list of things to visit during this trip of mine. All thanks to Rumi for the
company.
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Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Sunday, October 2, 2011
Inflation of MBAs
I am just a BBA graduate. With a not so mentionable CGPA.
Just had to state the facts before I get into fiction mode...
Flipping through the weekend newspapers (The Daily Star, Banik Barta and Shomokal for the record), my lazy sleepy eyes roamed across the pages looking for something different, a not so news material. I tend to forget at times, the dramatization that exists in our news presentation in general and how we usually have to downplay the actual publication to get a closer estimate of whats actual.
Just had to state the facts before I get into fiction mode...
Flipping through the weekend newspapers (The Daily Star, Banik Barta and Shomokal for the record), my lazy sleepy eyes roamed across the pages looking for something different, a not so news material. I tend to forget at times, the dramatization that exists in our news presentation in general and how we usually have to downplay the actual publication to get a closer estimate of whats actual.
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