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c„ôv 25 Gi 13 (viii) Grammar : .................................................................... 30 (a) Correction of errors in composition; (b) Fill in the blanks; (c) Use of Idioms and Phrases; (d) Transformation and Conversion of Sentences; (e) Use of verbs and Prepositions; (f) Parts of speech; (g) Voice; (h) Narration; (i) Antonyms and Synonyms; (j) Use of Articles; (k) Tense; (l) Degrees. 3| evsjv‡`k I AvšÍR©vwZK welqmg~n (Bangladesh and International Affairs) t c~Y©gvb t 100 K. evsjv‡`k welqmg~n (Bangladesh Affairs) t.......................................... 50 (i) Topographical and Demographic Features of Bangladesh; (ii) Historical background of Bangladesh & Bangladesh Liberation War; (iii) Social, Economic and Political Life in Bangladesh; (iv) Art and Literature of Bangladesh; (v) Cultural Heritage of Bangladesh; (vi) Resources and Conservation : Natural, Flora and Fauna, Mineral; (vii) Management of Water and Energy Resources; (viii) Various Development Strategies and Policies of Bangladesh; (ix) Foreign Policies and Relations of Bangladesh; (x) Role of Education in Human Resource Development; (xi) Role of Media and Information and Communication Technology (ICT); (xii) Government of Bangladesh : Legislature, Executive and Judiciary; (xiii) Administrative Set-Up: Central and Local Governments; (xiv) Civil-Military Relations in Bangladesh; (xv) Combating Corruption in Bangladesh and the Impact of Corruption on Socio-Economic Development; (xvi) Role of NGO’S in Bangladesh; (xvii) Empowerment of Women in Bangladesh; (xviii) Political and Economic Institutions and their Accountability; (xix) Good Governance and Accountability of Public Institutions; (xx) Civil Society, Democracy and State Building; (xxi) Reforms in Bangladesh: Administrative, Land and Education; (xxii) Role of IMF, ADB, IDB, World Bank in Bangladesh; (xxiii) Role of Securities and Exchange Commission; (xxiv) Effect of Free Market and Globalization in Bangladesh; (xxv) Role of Agriculture, Industry, Commerce and Service Sectors to GNP, GDP and Per Capita Income of Bangladesh;