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My Dhaka | The Daily Star

My Dhaka | The Daily Star
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Dhaka a potential tourist destination?

Dhaka a potential tourist destination?
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Workshop for hospitality management teachers held in Dhaka

New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs

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88pc female migrants get no job contracts

Parul Begum (name changed), a single mother of two, thought she caught a break when she got the offer to work as domestic help in Qatar for a monthly salary of Tk 40,000.

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Female Migrant Workers: Over half return with shattered dreams

Some 55 percent of 323 female migrant workers’ return to the country was either unexpected or forced, says a study by the Bangladesh Institute of Labour Studies.

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