It wasn't difficult to find out what "betar" meant, you could have done the same. All you have to do is type "betar" and "bangladesh" into the address bar of your browser. You end up with the result which means "radio" Next time you need to know something, exercise your fingers and use the greatest storehouse of knowledge humanity has yet to create: the internet. See here for yourself: http://www.moi-gob.org/bater.htm
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