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Bangladesh is a hilarious insignificant country with illegal people..and most amazing way they adopt to torture their women...and we were wondering why these Bangladeshi rats cross over the border and give our BSF a chance to sharpen their shooting skills...

ACID ATTACKS ON WOMEN AND GIRLS IN BANGLADESH

BBC NEWS | South Asia | Bangladesh's acid attack problem

BANGLADESH Acid, the new weapon for disfiguring women - Asia News

Acid Violence against Women in Bangladesh

Bangladesh: Acid horrors | The Economist

BANGLADESH: Bangladeshi Women Scarred by Acid Attacks - News Library - News & Events - PeaceWomen

In Bangladesh, Acid Ruins Women's Faces And Their Dreams - Chicago Tribune

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I am sure these illegal rats won't know the chemical formula of acid but definitely know how to throw on women's face...
 
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just go n show me from any report or by stat that condition of Bangladeshi girl is worse then india... that i have shown here.... for the case of India... that you never can do ... you have just posted some random stat for 2004.... do you want me to put it for the case of india..??? you will not find any place to hide your face then.

All these are off topic... stick to the thread... or open new one... do not try to divert the main issue of the nakusa's.

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how india is better then bangladesh in the case of woman... will you care to explain please instead of launching personal attack... that i can also do... but will not...

"Chachh To Bole Hi Bole Ab To Chalni Bhi Bole Jisme 72 Chead" ya India has a bad record in gerder inequality & crime against women but in bangladesh it seems rivers of honey & milk are flowing & its track is better than some developed nations WOW....?:hitwall::cheesy:
 
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Bangladesh is a hilarious insignificant country with illegal people..and most amazing way they adopt to torture their women...and we were wondering why these Bangladeshi rats cross over the border and give our BSF a chance to sharpen their shooting skills...

ACID ATTACKS ON WOMEN AND GIRLS IN BANGLADESH

BBC NEWS | South Asia | Bangladesh's acid attack problem

BANGLADESH Acid, the new weapon for disfiguring women - Asia News

Acid Violence against Women in Bangladesh

Bangladesh: Acid horrors | The Economist

BANGLADESH: Bangladeshi Women Scarred by Acid Attacks - News Library - News & Events - PeaceWomen

In Bangladesh, Acid Ruins Women's Faces And Their Dreams - Chicago Tribune

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I am sure these illegal rats won't know the chemical formula of acid but definitely know how to throw on women's face...

What all these 10 year old data has to do over here!!! Acid attack was a problem in 1990s now it is almost eradicated...

For you info...

BBC NEWS | South Asia | Bangladesh's acid attack problem

Lawyers in Bangladesh are calling for better implementation of legislation to stop acid attacks.

In 2002 the death penalty was introduced for throwing acid after the number of victims rose to nearly 500 a year.

There is also legislation to force businesses that use acid to store it safely.

But 267 people were still attacked last year and campaigners say it is because the law is ignored.

As you can see the report has been published in 2006 and was referring to the data of 2005... there was a sharp dicline of the incidents from 500 to 267 in 3 year... n now almost nil as punishment for acid attack is death penalty... so better come with some new data... Now as you posted Bangladeshi stat and you have been debunked... do you want me to post your India's acid attack data???
 
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Who could think a social change in India could make it to WORLD AFFAIRS board. And then Pakistanis and Jamaatis wonder why we're being considered so important. :woot:
 
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For a start, if you really want to compare.

West Bengal : Female literacy rate : 71.16%
Assam : Female literacy rate : 67.27%

Bangladesh : Female literacy rate : 49.1%



Idiot... for posting outdated data... Now literary rate is 63% ....n this year it may go much higher...

gulfnews : Education ranks high in Bangladesh's goals



In the last two years, literacy in Bangladesh has increased slightly, from 54.8 per cent in 2009 to 63 per cent last year.
Policymakers are taking measures to achieve a 100% literacy rate among citizens within the next decade

There are difference between defining literacy between India and Bangladesh. In India only those who can read and write are defined as literate but in Bangladesh anyone with skill of up to Class 5 in reading and writing is defined as literate. Even though the goal of Bangladeshi government to attain 100% literacy rate by 2021 ... it will be achieved much earlier then that... Literacy rate suffered mainly in between 1971-1990... where Bangladeshi government could not devote much resources on education... so at that time a big chunk of population remained illiterate.

But situation has changed now... now those who are below 12 years of age now 100% literate...

N for the case of woman... they have higher enrollment rate then boys... which is much lower in the case of India...

School enrollment of 6-10 yrs old rises to 84.75pc: Survey

The school enrollment rate of children aged 6-10 years for both sexes at the national level increased slightly to 84.75 per cent in 2010 compared to 80.38 per cent in 2005, according to the Household Income and Expenditure Survey (HIES) 2010.

The HIES revealed that the school enrolment rate for the girls was higher at 86.99 per cent compared to 82.61 per cent for the boys, reports UNB.

Now come with something new... n it has nothing to do with woman oppression.
 
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Idiot... for posting outdated data... Now literary rate is 63% ....n this year it may go much higher...

Then until it is anywhere within the league of our smaller states, don't come and troll your nonsense. Get it?

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No matter how many women dance half naked in bollywood, India will remain a backward country forever!


Wow. That was very new in trolling. You're losing your touch bozo. Guess living in a frustrated and lack-luster place can get you at that. I understand.
 
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Then until it is anywhere within the league of our smaller states, don't come and troll your nonsense. Get it?

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Wow. That was very new in trolling. You're losing your touch bozo. Guess living in a frustrated and lack-luster place can get you at that. I understand.

We know what we are... in between 2015-2021 we will attain 100% literacy... n as i told earlier in Bangladesh literacy has been measured with skill of reading and writing of a class 5 pass student... whereas in India it is only reading and writing... level your measuring scale with that of Bangladesh then come with the stat...
 
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another classic from insignificant illegal rats

Bangladesh tribe falls victim to rise in sex attacks and killings
Bangladesh tribe falls victim to rise in sex attacks and killings - Survival International

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illegal bangladeshis on this forum are craving for attention from Indian members and we will definitely given them ;)

What sort of abusive language is that.... Mod will you take care of that by banning this member!!! Otherwise this sort of behavior is going out of control.
 
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lol, if Acid attacks was not enough, illegal Rats find other way to kill their illegal women

Bangladeshi women fall victim to HIV as husbands hide infection

More and more Bangladeshi women are becoming HIV-positive or even infected with Aids by their partners or husbands who return from work abroad and have unsafe sex with them.
While these men hide their HIV-positive status from their women partners, this has increased the incidence of HIV vulnerability among Bangladesh’s population,
experts said.
A recent visit to the state-run 14-bed Aids ward at the Infectious Diseases Hospital in Dhaka, found all the beds of the ward occupied. A year ago, the average rate of occupancy at this ward was four or
five patients.
Nurun Nahar (not her real name), mother of six, is now undergoing treatment along with her husband Shahinur Islam (not his real name). Islam came back from Jeddah a year back and tested HIV-positive. Both of them were found to be HIV patients last August.
“I was suffering from diarrhoea and fever during Ramadan and went from hospital to hospital for treatment at my home district Comilla,” Islam said, adding: “In a pathological test, doctors found me HIV-positive and immediately asked me to bring all my children and wife to test. Thanks to Allah, my sons and daughters are safe but my wife tested HIV-positive.”
Nahar said: “My husband did not tell me about his disease after his return from Jeddah. I didn’t know anything about this disease before … We are waiting for our
last day.”
“If I had known about the disease, I would have taken appropriate precaution. No one has told me about it. But here in the hospital, I heard from a doctor that health professionals or village leaders are supposed to tell people about the disease,” she added.
Subarna Saha, 24, and her five-year-old daughter were found waiting for a test in the hospital. She came with her husband Shidharth Banik, who returned from Malaysia after working there for 13 years as a construction
worker.
She got married to Banik who had been found HIV-positive seven years back and, obviously, didn’t disclose it to his would-be wife.
“It was an arranged marriage,” said Saha who was preparing her husband’s bed in the Aids ward.
Doctors of the hospital said that most of the Aids patients they had admitted were suffering from multi-drug resistant tuberculosis, which made their suffering worse.
About 62% children of HIV parents were found positive while 75% of HIV male patients were those who have returned from abroad, said a doctor.
HIV/Aids Health Profile of Bangladesh, prepared by United States Agency International Development in 2010, reported that with less than 0.1% of the population estimated to be HIV positive, Bangladesh is a low-prevalence country.
The country faces a concentrated epidemic and its very low HIV prevalence rate is partly due to prevention efforts focusing on sex workers and drug users, the report said.
A doctor of the hospital, seeking anonymity, said: “People who have tested HIV-positive should disclose their status to their families so that their spouses can get proper treatment and help to stop further infection.”
Dr M Selimuzzaman, who has been working on HIV/Aids, said: “People should be taught about infectious diseases, especially Aids and HIV, before they go abroad for work.”
Overall, 2,088 cases of HIV and Aids have been confirmed and reported against 1,745 cases in 2009, 1,495 in 2008 and 1,207 in 2007. The number of undetected cases is believed to be much greater.

Gulf Times ? Qatar?s top-selling English daily newspaper - SriLanka/Bangladesh
 
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lol, if Acid attacks was not enough, illegal Rats find other way to kill their illegal women

Bangladeshi women fall victim to HIV as husbands hide infection

Gulf Times ? Qatar?s top-selling English daily newspaper - SriLanka/Bangladesh

India

Approximately 2.4 million people are living with HIV in India. There is wide geographical variation with approximately 70% of infections reported in six states: Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Manipur, Nagaland and Karnataka.

India’s epidemic is concentrated in high-risk groups. HIV prevalence is estimated to be:

4.9% among sex workers, despite targeted prevention efforts
7.3% among men who have sex with men (MSM)
9.2% among injecting drug users

My goodness seeing the data of AIDS affected people and how they have affected by AIDS it is appearing that India is full of sexually perverted people.
 
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