Dhaka Traffic
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Bangladesh Puts AI In Driving Seat To Tackle Dhaka's Traffic Chaos
Despite repeated attempts to modernise traffic management, the city of more than 22 million people had remained reliant on manual control, with officers stretching ropes across roads before traffic lights turned green.
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Chris Hemsworth Vs Indian Traffic: Proof That Thor Is The Mightiest Avenger
Unlike us, Chris Hemsworth was A-OK with traffic
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49 Dead In Nepal's Worst Plane Crash In Decades
Forty-nine people were killed when a Bangladeshi plane crashed and burst into flames near Kathmandu airport on Monday, in the worst aviation disaster to hit Nepal in nearly three decades.
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Madhur Bhandarkar keen to make films on Bengali literature
Filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar says he is keen to study Bengali literature in his upcoming films.
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Bangladesh, Japan strike deal for $2.8 billion Dhaka metro rail
Bangladesh on Wednesday signed a loan deal with a Japanese development agency for construction of the country's first-ever metro rail system, costing $2.8 billion and intended to ease Dhaka's traffic jams.
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Bangladesh Puts AI In Driving Seat To Tackle Dhaka's Traffic Chaos
Despite repeated attempts to modernise traffic management, the city of more than 22 million people had remained reliant on manual control, with officers stretching ropes across roads before traffic lights turned green.
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Chris Hemsworth Vs Indian Traffic: Proof That Thor Is The Mightiest Avenger
Unlike us, Chris Hemsworth was A-OK with traffic
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49 Dead In Nepal's Worst Plane Crash In Decades
Forty-nine people were killed when a Bangladeshi plane crashed and burst into flames near Kathmandu airport on Monday, in the worst aviation disaster to hit Nepal in nearly three decades.
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Madhur Bhandarkar keen to make films on Bengali literature
Filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar says he is keen to study Bengali literature in his upcoming films.
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Bangladesh, Japan strike deal for $2.8 billion Dhaka metro rail
Bangladesh on Wednesday signed a loan deal with a Japanese development agency for construction of the country's first-ever metro rail system, costing $2.8 billion and intended to ease Dhaka's traffic jams.
