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    A comparison of Traditional Vs Digital Marketing approach in the NBFIs of Bangladesh with reference to IPDC Finance Limited
    (BRAC University, 2020-06) Abedin, Tasnim; Ahmed, Md. Shamim
    Nothing in this world is free from comparison. In the context of business comparison, the old and new ways of marketing have a lot of things to compare. There must be a sequence or a flow from the old to the new systems, but the old ones cannot be denied as, sometimes, old can be old. On the other hand, the new ones have to be well accepted to compete in the business market. A big challenge to celebrate the advantages minimizing the disadvantages. I tried to portray the comparison between traditional marketing and digital marketing as much as possible using examples of IPDC Finance Limited. In this time of technological advancement, every institution is in a competitive mood to be digitized. IPDC, as the first NBFI of Bangladesh, is not excluded from that competition. On the other hand, the old history of marketing system also cannot be abandoned as it enriched today’s image.
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    Mystery of the forbidden fruit: Paradise Lost and Paradise Regained
    (BRAC University, 2016-08) Abedin, Tasnim; Chowdhury, Rukhsana Rahim
    The dissertation explores the idea of the Forbidden Fruit as found in literature. This is done by analysing the literary texts of John Milton, Paradise Lost and Paradise Regained. Milton’s representation of the theme has been explained by exploring the myth of the Fall and studying the various symbolic interpretation of the idea of the forbidden fruit. As the epics were written during late renaissance, the dissertation interprets Milton’s faithful support of the idea of the secular spirit, the importance of the earthly life. The comparisons drawn between the Fruit of the Holy Spirit and the Forbidden Fruit, demonstrate the limitation of liberty both on earth and in paradise. The forbidden fruit caused not the fall of innocence but its growth. In this thesis paper, the forbidden fruit redefines the elements of ‘faith’, ‘obedience’, ‘free will’, ‘individual responsibility’, ‘growth of innocence’ etc that have been reflected as a part of unraveling the mystery.