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Beximco to bring DTH Services to the Common Households of Bangladesh
Beximco, a corporate venture which has revived the industrial sector in a country like Bangladesh, which is still categorized as a developing country, has yet again undertaken a new venture. The giant business venture has been granted the license to launch DTH services in the country, essentially to make a foray into providing an experience of high-definition TV viewing for its citizens. Beximco Group is the largest business venture in Bangladesh, spearheaded by the iconic Salman F Rahman. The company, with the backing of Rahman’sexpertise evolved to become the country’s largest private conglomerate from a mere trading company.  
The company stands on the pillar of its mission to “taking Bangladesh to the world”. Abiding by its mission, the company has multiplied in terms of its venture in textiles, marine food, pharmaceuticals, information and communication technology, ceramics, financial services and more. The company’s products are a brand in the country and meet international standards in terms of their quality. It houses more than 48,000 employees with recorded total revenue of around $ 834 million in the year 2010. 
The company reached yet another milestone by signing the shareholder agreement with the General Satellite to launch the country’s first ever DTH operator. The agreement for the joint venture between the two companies licensed for providing DTH services in the country was signed by the Director of Foreign Broadcasting Projects Department, S.L. Dolgopolsky. The motive of this multi-million corporate company behind this joint venture is to enable its countrymen experience the splendor of high quality and high-definition TV viewing. The new quality TV viewing will match the quality picture displayed by the range of digital technologies like TATA Sky, who have already made it big in other Asian countries. 
Besides class-TV viewing, Beximco is driven by its philanthropic mission to enable access to TV in the regions with considerably minimal reach of cable TV and terrestrial TV. This is another leap that the company has made to stride its countrymen towards the path of growth and success. This achievement has been prominently acknowledged by both the common natives as well as the government authority of the country. With this service, the general public have easy access to popular channels aired across the world and stay in touch with the world’s most happening and breaking news. The service will contribute significantly to improve people’s quality of life through entertainment and infotainment. The quality of the picture and multiple features to be offered in this service will make TV viewing experience delightful for the natives of the country.
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Is the Narendra Modi government intentionally ruining Uttar Pradesh's image? Samajwadi Party thinks so
Samajwadi Party (SP) leader Naresh Agarwal on Monday said the central government was ruining the image of the Uttar Pradesh Government on purpose. "Wrong messages are being given about the Uttar Pradesh Government, and I think, the central government is behind it," said Agarwal.
"Where is a state where there is no crime against women? We are very concerned about it, we need to come together to fight it," he added.
SP leader Rajendra Chaudhary said that a demand for president's rule is being made since the time Akhilesh Yadav became the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh. "We are trying hard to develop the state, and it is only through development that this can be achieved, and the people understand this well," said Chaudhary.
"But from the moment Akhilesh Yadav took over as the CM, the opposition has consistently been demanding imposition of president's rule in the state," he added.
There has been an outrage against the deteriorating law and order situation in Uttar Pradesh, with many politicians demanding for state Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav's resignation and President's rule to be imposed on the state.
Yesterday, a 32-year-old woman was gang-raped in Baduan. This is the second rape case to be reported in the area in a month and the third in the state, after two Dalit girls and a minor girl in Moradabad were raped and left hanging from a tree.
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PM Modi says India committed to good ties with neighbours
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said India is committed to good neighbourly relations and assured Bhutan that change in government will not alter the dynamics of Indo-Bhutan ties.
"India is committed to good relations with its neighbours," Modi said in his address to joint session of Bhutan's Parliament here.
On second day of his two-day visit to the Himalayan country, Modi said if India progresses, it will directly impact the development of its neighbours.
"Stability and development in India will help neighbours like Bhutan," he said in his speech in Hindi.
He also lauded Bhutan for the smooth transition from monarchy to democracy in a span of seven years which showed maturity in governance in that country.
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63-year-old Modi arrived in Bhutan on Sunday on his first foreign trip after assuming office last month.
Recalling India's historic ties with Bhutan, Modi said his government would work towards further strengthening the relations between the two neighbours.
Noting that terrorism divides and tourism unites, he said Bhutan has immense potential in the tourism sector.
Modi said development of tourism does not require large investment but can yield substantial profit and even the poor can benefit from it.
Describing the Himalayas as a shared legacy of the two countries, he stressed on the need to develop the region and said India is planning to open a university for Himalayan studies.
He also thanked Bhutan's Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay for attending his swearing in ceremony in Delhi last month.
Modi had on Sunday vowed to nurture bilateral relations which he described as "B4B - Bharat for Bhutan and Bhutan for Bharat" as he held wide-ranging talks with Bhutan's King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuk and Tobgay.
He had also inaugurated the Supreme Court complex built by India as part of the developmental cooperation.
During his talks, Modi had assured Bhutan's leadership that India is committed to its happiness and progress even though the government in Delhi has changed.
Speaking at a banquet hosted by Bhutanese Prime Minister Tobgay on Sunday night, he had said India and Bhutan are "made for each other" considering the "glorious" traditional linkages between the two countries.
Modi is accompanied by External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, National Security Adviser Ajit Doval and Foreign Secretary Sujatha Singh.
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