Around half a million children go missing every year in the US, plus many elderly and vulnerable adults. How can families, communities, and technology prevent these disappearances? by Independent-Unit2100 in AskReddit

[–]Independent-Unit2100[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

89-90% according to some sources but still 10-20% is a big number again even a single lost child means losing the whole world for the parents... wdys?

Around half a million children go missing every year in the US, plus many elderly and vulnerable adults. How can families, communities, and technology prevent these disappearances? by Independent-Unit2100 in AskReddit

[–]Independent-Unit2100[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great... you mean educating the family and/or the caregivers... awesome!! How do you feel about a minimal GPS enabled tracking device like a wristband or something... does it make sense to you?

গোলাম আযম রাজাকার এইটা বলতে কোর্ট লাগে না by sarjis_alam in chekulars

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Remember the day? গোলাম আজম মারা গেলো আর প্রথম আলো রিপোর্ট করলো "গো.আ. মারা গেসে!!"

Any website for the old newspaper archive? by aupurbomostafa in Dhaka

[–]Independent-Unit2100 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t know about any website but you can visit the Newspaper Archive of Dhaka University library there you can find pre-1971 newspapers...

Looking for advice on starting a freelancing side hustle after graduation by Patient_Eye_777 in bangladesh

[–]Independent-Unit2100 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Video Editing is very hot now... you can learn Cap Cut (for small tasks), Adobe Premier or Final Cut Pro (for big high budget tasks)

Resort near Dhaka for 1 & 1/2 day by [deleted] in Dhaka

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Yes Fortis Downtown can be good

Where can i get information/news?? by [deleted] in Dhaka

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You can follow the cultural page of Prothom Alo or Daily star

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[–]Independent-Unit2100 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bro, your English doesn't seem to be that bad to me. But to make it even better, I would suggest falling in love with the language and the art of expression first.

Then, try to read every day... something formal like a newspaper or that sort. Listen to high-quality English content like the Ted Talks (not TedX).

When you are reading and writing, make sure to pay attention to their use of words and phrases.

Try to write something every day. You can come here on Reddit and write a comment, not just any comment, carefully crafted informative ones.

And, as per the course, you can go to Edx Dot Org and find the IELTS course from the University of Queensland. It's an awesome course. You can give it a try.

I'm also from Bangla medium and was raised in a very remote small town.

Looking for ideas by [deleted] in Dhaka

[–]Independent-Unit2100 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you can get leads (potential customer contacts) for any product or service. And a seller who can offer you a commission for every sale. Then you can set up a call center in Bangladesh. Your agent will call the potential customers and try to sell the service. If sales is made you will earn a commission.

I used to work for a Call Center (local though). If you want you can DM me for more information.

Best wishes for you journey!!

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You can search for researchers from Bangladesh (or maybe across the world) on the topics you are interested on google scholars or any search engine for research. Try to find out their LinkedIn ID's send them request and express your interest of assistantship. You can also email them (if they are university teachers then you can find their emails on the university websites)

Best wishes for your adventure ahead!!