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02. Dialogue between two friends on illiteracy. Ans. to the ques. no- I have two classmates named Fahim and Rimi. Once they made a dialogue on arsenic problem. Now I am writing below what they conversed then. A dialogue on illiteracy Hasan                     : Hello Rimi, how are you? Rimi                        : Fine and you? Hasan                     : I am also fine but I am thinking of the illiteracy of our country. Rimi                        : Yes, it is a great curse and hinders all our development. Hasan                     : I think that all of us should come forward to solve this problem. Rimi                        : Our girls are the worst sufferers from illiteracy. They should go to school and complete at least primary education. Hasan                     : Exactly, but what can we do for this? Rimi                        : We can try to teach the illiterate first. Hasan                     : It is a good idea. We also can make the guardians awa

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