[Imagine a rural village. An ancient manor belonging to a vanquished lord and its archaic room converted to an office with computers and accessories. It serves the centre of informational highway gateway. Everyday villagers come with their products –anything they produce even if it is just a gourd and catalogue it on the internet. A buyer from hundreds of miles away glances through the catalogue and puts an order. In less than a day or two days he has received a product which he buys twice or even thrice the money he pays in a city market. Back in the village, the producer has received a fair price and the money has been electronically sent to her bank account. A simple idea bringing together the rural and urban breaking down the syndicative inflammatory charlatans in between and uprising of the rural classes through a new market created on the information highway. Imagine schools which have their own web pages, where student themselves (under supervision) upload anything and everything starting from their grades to yearly events and benefiting from online connectivity with a world of information. Imagine a village adda based on ICT where healthcare, entertainment, documentaries, etc are brought to villagers who are neglected from all these. Imagine a cultural upheaval and natural beauties of Bangladesh brought to the world from these villages. Imagine every possibility where you promote Bangladesh by touching these simple lives –it is a big dream, surrealistic but an achievable vision.   ]