Its a landslide victory for Awami League and the grand alliance.
Here are the party wise details.
Here is a nicely done detailed interactive map with updated results.
Image courtesy The New Age.
Dragonfly
Image by Rezwan
The World Cup Goal-E Project
This street in Bangladesh has a colorful world cup celebration
New Chum Hill Ruins
Remnants of Kiandra gold mine at New Chum Hill, #nsw #australia
December 29, 2008
Latest Results Of Bangladesh Election 2008
Its a landslide victory for Awami League and the grand alliance.
Here are the party wise details.
Here is a nicely done detailed interactive map with updated results.
Image courtesy The New Age.
Liveblogging Bangladesh Elections results
The vote ended a couple of hours ago. The results have started coming in. Still early to call anything.
* BDT 7:09PM Nayadiganta is updating Districtwise results
* BDT 7:11PM The Daily Star has nice layout for the results. Still the figures are nil.
* BDT 7:12PM Unheard Voice is also live blogging.
* BDT 7:15PM Rizvi Ahmed of BNP gives press conference says the media is showing bias in reporting news of “intimidation” by BNP members. The money that has been found with various agents is for “the entertainment exp on the election day”.
Is not there a limitation of election expense rule? 41 lakhs as “entertainment” for how many people?
And Sarees for what treat? Am not convinced..
* BDT 7:36PM Some snippets from Districts:
Dhaka-8: Total Vote Centers-102, Results-01
Habibul Sohel (Dhaner Shish) : 614
Rashed Khan Menon (Nouka) : 881
Panchagar -2: Total Vote Centers-103, Results-21
Mozahar Hossain (Dhaner Shish) : 10259
Nurul Islam Shujan (Nouka) : 1381
Bandarban: Total Vote Centers-162, Results-05
Saching Pru (Dhaner Shish) : 419
Bir Bahadur (Nouka) : 1197
* BDT 8:10PM from Asif: Salahuddin Quader Chowdhury, an accused war criminal, has lost by 13000 votes in one of his seats.
Unconfirmed reports say AL/Grand alliance is leading in 200+ seats (out of 300) and Matiur Rahman Nizami, the Jamaat-e-Islami Amir is losing. Moulana Sobhan from Jamaat is also losing.
* BDT 8:28 From BDNews24.com:
Early results: AL ahead
* BDT 8:41 ATN TV: Sheikh Hasina - officially declared (99 of 101 centers) as winner in Gopalganj -3
* BDT 10:42 I was apalled by the poor aggregation of the media to present a simple graphic, which party are leading by numbers. So I worked on a google doc from the media info and came up with this:
Will be upldated regularly.
More at E-Bangladesh:
30 December 2008
* BDT 04:05AM Here is the latest results. Click on the image for details:
Latest Results Of Bangladesh Election 2008
Please refresh the post for the latest.
* BDT 7:09PM Nayadiganta is updating Districtwise results
* BDT 7:11PM The Daily Star has nice layout for the results. Still the figures are nil.
* BDT 7:12PM Unheard Voice is also live blogging.
* BDT 7:15PM Rizvi Ahmed of BNP gives press conference says the media is showing bias in reporting news of “intimidation” by BNP members. The money that has been found with various agents is for “the entertainment exp on the election day”.
Is not there a limitation of election expense rule? 41 lakhs as “entertainment” for how many people?
And Sarees for what treat? Am not convinced..
* BDT 7:36PM Some snippets from Districts:
Dhaka-8: Total Vote Centers-102, Results-01
Habibul Sohel (Dhaner Shish) : 614
Rashed Khan Menon (Nouka) : 881
Panchagar -2: Total Vote Centers-103, Results-21
Mozahar Hossain (Dhaner Shish) : 10259
Nurul Islam Shujan (Nouka) : 1381
Bandarban: Total Vote Centers-162, Results-05
Saching Pru (Dhaner Shish) : 419
Bir Bahadur (Nouka) : 1197
* BDT 8:10PM from Asif: Salahuddin Quader Chowdhury, an accused war criminal, has lost by 13000 votes in one of his seats.
Unconfirmed reports say AL/Grand alliance is leading in 200+ seats (out of 300) and Matiur Rahman Nizami, the Jamaat-e-Islami Amir is losing. Moulana Sobhan from Jamaat is also losing.
* BDT 8:28 From BDNews24.com:
Early results: AL ahead
Three hours into vote counting in Bangladesh's ninth parliamentary polls on Monday evening, early results from dozens of polling stations around the country showed Awami League and their allies to be ahead of their rivals.
* BDT 8:41 ATN TV: Sheikh Hasina - officially declared (99 of 101 centers) as winner in Gopalganj -3
* BDT 10:42 I was apalled by the poor aggregation of the media to present a simple graphic, which party are leading by numbers. So I worked on a google doc from the media info and came up with this:
Will be upldated regularly.
More at E-Bangladesh:
30 December 2008
* BDT 04:05AM Here is the latest results. Click on the image for details:
Latest Results Of Bangladesh Election 2008
Please refresh the post for the latest.
Rural Voices
By Unnayan TV
The video was randomly recorded in two villages “Mujatati” and “Kabarikanda” of Mymensingh districts from 12-15 December 2008. The rural interviewers expressed their real feeling with instant opinion; could be called “Public Demand on Election 2008 of Bangladesh”. These rural voices portray the majority voices and vision of election, democracy, reality and future political leadership in Bangladesh.
The video was captured by Siraj and J.Alam of Machizo with association of Shujan, Sanjit and Munam Master; however with the production concept and planning of AsifSalah@Drishtipat and Shahjahan Siraj@Machizo.
Bangladesh: Microblogging an election
In a few hours time 81 million Bangladeshi voters (51% women) will go to vote for the ninth parliamentary election. The election is crucial for the nation as it will bring the country back into the track of democracy after two years of emergency rule of an interim government backed by armed forces.
We have discussed earlier about the use of internet in the campaign and activism for an informed vote. Now we have got another interesting development.
Somewherein, a software company and the pioneer of the first bangla blog community in the world has introduced a twitter like web based micro blogging community where message can be sent via web and mobile phones (sms) for dissemination of news of the election by the netizens. The messages can also be sent directly to an interactive map where location based information can be found.
Arild Klokkerhaug, the Head of Opportunities of Somewherein has this to say to the candidates of the election:
The tools bloggers will be using:
Live coverages, streaming videos and webcasts of the election results can be found in these sites:
Another Bangla Blogging platform sachalayatan is providing a widget which will be updating the latest information on the election (in Bangla) and which can be placed in the side bar of any blog.
First published in Global Voices Online
We have discussed earlier about the use of internet in the campaign and activism for an informed vote. Now we have got another interesting development.
Somewherein, a software company and the pioneer of the first bangla blog community in the world has introduced a twitter like web based micro blogging community where message can be sent via web and mobile phones (sms) for dissemination of news of the election by the netizens. The messages can also be sent directly to an interactive map where location based information can be found.
Arild Klokkerhaug, the Head of Opportunities of Somewherein has this to say to the candidates of the election:
dear candidates for the 2008 bangladesh parliamentary election:
in case you are not aware, here is a small note to tell you that an election and holding power through a seat in the parliament, is no longer business as usual. tomorrow, any update from any blogger has the potential to reach the whole world.
this time, for the first time in your political history, bloggers are watching you. not only a few techie intellectuals. we are at least 30 000 bangla bloggers watching you. we blog through multiple blog communities and our writings are being read in nearly every country of the world.
we will support your efforts to build a strong and proud nation and share the good news with the world. however, we will also hold you accountable and report any misstep. blogs will never forget, bloggers will never be silenced, internet knows no borders. therefore, lets get it right this time, dear candidates. lets get it right.
The tools bloggers will be using:
bloggers share quick news to the election microblog
- just login and type from web or sms to 5455: ! your message
bloggers can sms directly to an interactive map
- send sms to 5455: ! your message @location regarding their district
bloggers can analyse and share political stories on the election blog
bloggers can share the latest microblogs through nearly any blog
Live coverages, streaming videos and webcasts of the election results can be found in these sites:
Another Bangla Blogging platform sachalayatan is providing a widget which will be updating the latest information on the election (in Bangla) and which can be placed in the side bar of any blog.
First published in Global Voices Online
Banngladesh Goes into Poll
(Image credit: The Daily Star)
in a few hours Bangladeshis will decide their future by voting in the ninth parliamentary election. Stay tuned for all the coverage in E-Bangladesh, The New Age, Somewhere in, Amar Blog, BDNEWS24.com etc.
December 26, 2008
December 25, 2008
Merry Christmas Everyone
Christmas market in Gendarmenmarkt
Christmas lighting in Arkaden, Potsdamer Platz
Sony Center, Potsdamer Platz
Christmas Market, Europa Center
Das Schloss
Kaufhaus des Westens (KaDeWe), Kurfurstendam
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