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Introduce Bangla at HSC in NSW

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Muhammad Rafiqul Islam
12 years ago

I strongly support the inclusion

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Rukhsana Tajin
12 years ago

I strongly support this petition!

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Nilufa Sultana
12 years ago

Great initiative

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Dr Hanif Miah Jheelu
12 years ago

Pls accept Bangla at HSC level as an ATAR subject.

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Amja Khan
12 years ago

We need to grow economic power of Bengali Language

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Sirajus Salekin
12 years ago

Good initiative!!

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kamrul ahsan khan
12 years ago

I support. initiative

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Suhaib
12 years ago

Very good step

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Jesmin Shafiq
12 years ago

Thanks Bangla Proshar Shamiti for taking this long waited initiative

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Anonymous
12 years ago

YES

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Mohammed A Razzaque
12 years ago

A fantastic initiative by Bangla Prosar Committee.

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Rafiqul Islam
12 years ago

Thanks Bangla Prosar Committee to take this kind of inatiative

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Khondker Zahid Hassan
12 years ago

It's a great initiative. We are looking forward to seeing the success.

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Tahiyea Khan
12 years ago

Great idea.......strongly agree

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Abdul Haq
12 years ago

Along with ipetitions, other approach should be taken to collect signature of the community members. Wherever there is any community program, drive should be given to collect signatures. Then it may be possible to reach the target. Another approach can be taken to collect signature after Jumaa prayer in different mosques where Bangladeshis pray Jumaa

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Faisal Hossain
12 years ago

I wish I could take Bengali in HSC back in 1998

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Mir Nurul Hossain Ratan
12 years ago

There are lots of Bangla speaking people living in NSW. So bangla should be considered to introduce as an ATAR subject in NSW.

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Ratan Kundu
12 years ago

Bengali (Bangla) should be considered as an ATAR subject at HSC exam

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Khair ul Alam
12 years ago

It is about time the government gave due recognition to a language which is ranked eighth in the world in terms of the number of people speaking the language. It is also the leading language in the sub-continent in terms of its profile. It has the richest literature of all the languages in the Indo-Pak-Bangla sub-continent. It is the only language in the world for which its speakers gave their lives and the UN still commemorates the occasion by observing the World Language Day on 21st February.