The interview played in the program was from a documentary directed by Shahed Jalal and produced by Nilgiri Productions.
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A movie by Academy Award winning director Kathryn Bigelow based on this story is due to be released soon. A book written on the story by Anand Giridharadas titled 'The True American: Murder and Mercy in Texas' captured the rebuilding of shattered lives of both the attacker and the victim and their transformation. After his near death experience Rais forgave his attacker Mark Stroman and started a movement named 'World Without Hate' with Amenesty International to over-turn Mark's death sentence. A former student of Sylhet Cadet College and an officer of Bangladesh Air Force, Rais migrated to USA to pursue the American dream. This week's program presented part two of the interview of Rais Bhuiyan, a Bangladeshi American victim of hate crime that followed 9/11. This week's program was produced and presented by Sadequr Rahman. The beautiful song 'ami banglae gaan gai' played in the program was sung by Bangladeshi singer Mahmuduzzaman Babu. Ruhul Amin Sarker, distinguished operations researcher and teacher specialising in coal mining, production and marketing at the Australian Defence Force Academy in Canberra. This week's program reviewed these concerns by two experts: (1) Prof Anu Muhammad, Professor of Economics at Jahangirnagar University in Dhaka, Bangladesh and a civil society campaigner against the Phulbari mine, and (2) Canberra resident Bangladeshi expatriate Dr.
Environmental and social concerns are now creating overwhelming opposition to the project within Bangladesh. The project would divert a river, suck an aquifer dry for 30 years and evict thousands of people from their homes. This week's program presented an informative discussion on the issues surrounding the proposed Phulbari Coal Mine in northern Bangladesh. He is the only non-Bangladeshi honoured with the prestigious National Award 'Bir Protik' by the Bangladesh Government, see. Late Bir Protik W A S Ouderland fought in the liberation war of Bangladesh. Another example of Australian contribution in Bangladesh: A Bangladeshi in heart, Barry remembers the Australia-Bangladesh link is over 150 years old when missionaries in Mymensing established the country's first - Mymensing Cricket Club! The three beautiful songs played in the program are: Rabindra Shangeet 'esho he baishakh' by Bangladeshi singer Mita Haque, 'jessore road' by Indian singer Moushumi Bhoumik, and 'amae ekjon shada manush dao' by renowned Indian singer Bhupen Hazarika. He pioneered the promotion and development of handicraft and handloom industry of Bangladesh by setting up the first handicraft shop 'Shetuli' in Green Road, Dhaka.
Speaking fluently in Bangla, Barry described his childhood in Bangladesh and his active role in refugee camps during Bangladesh liberation war. This week's program presented an interview with Canberra resident Barry Ison who spent his childhood in Mymensing, Bangladesh in early 1940s and since then spent most of his life travelling between Bangladesh, Australia and Papua New Guinea. The two beautiful songs played in the program were sung by prominent Bangladeshi singers Kalim Sharafi and Shabnam Mustari. Now retired from the Department of Agriculture, South Australia, Dr Ali also told the inside story of the 'Bangladesh vetch scandal' that unscrupulous traders were involved in in imp orting toxic stock-feed as Australian lentils. His patented lentils 'Shakti' and 'Mukta' has been very popular in Asia, including Bangladesh, and has been a major foreign currency earner for the desperate Australian farmers. Now based in Adelaide, Dr Ali has significant contribution in the Australian peas research that resulted in eleven peas and three lentil varieties to his credit, that are exported across the globe, especially to the subcontinent. This week's program presented the story of - Australian 'Daal' (lentils) - covered by an interview with senior Bangladeshi agricultural scientist Dr.
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