April 27, 2024
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  • Bangladesh records longest heatwave in 76 years

    Rafiqul Islam Azad: Bangladesh is currently experiencing its longest heatwave in 76 years, surpassing the previous record for duration. Last April saw 16 consecutive days of intense heat, but this April has experienced an unprecedented 26-day heatwave, marking the longest period of sustained heat in nearly eight decades. The Bangladesh…

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  • Mountain girls are trafficked into China

    Staff Correspondent: “I came voluntarily. The mistake was mine. Don’t blame anyone. I have no chance to return home. My plane will leave after 10 minutes. Not available on mobile either. Don’t spread bad name in my name.”On April 2, a hill girl from Burighat Union of Naniarchar Upazila of…

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  • Water not lifting in tubewells

    Staff Correspondent : In Sirajganj Tarasy, most of the tubewells are not getting enough water due to the drop in ground water level at the beginning of summer. In addition to the shortage of fresh water, the farmers are facing difficulties in the current boro cultivation. The situation is similar…

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  • Auto-rickshaws can contribute Tk 8,000 cr revenue annually

    Mahfuz Emran : If battery-powered easybikes and auto-rickshaws are approved and registered, it will be possible to generate revenue of Tk 8000 crore annually. Currently, extortionists are taking a huge amount of money from this sector. So far, the government has been deprived of revenue of Tk 15 thousand crore…

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  • Over Tk 2 trillion VAT from shops could possible to collect yearly

    Mahfuja Mukul: A shop called Lady Shop in Maniknagar area of the capital transacts more than lakhs of taka per day. But the shopkeeper does not pay VAT to the government. Not only lady shops, the number of VAT evading shops in Maniknagar, Gopibagh, Tikatuli areas doing more than lakhs…

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  • Asian countries most affected by climate change: UN

    Industry Desk: Due to various disasters caused by climate change, the countries of the Asian continent have suffered the most in 2023.This information was mentioned in a report of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the UN’s global weather and climate security agency, on Tuesday (April 23).According to statistics, the average…

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  • Paddy at risk of heat shock

    Fearing loss of over Tk 1000 cr Zarif Mahmud: Mild to severe heat waves are sweeping across the country. In addition to peoples lives, crops are also affected. During the current Boro season, paddy heatstroke or heat shock is thought. The last major heat shock occurred in the country in…

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  • Merger of City Bank and Basic Bank

    Shareholder’s statement Prof. Abu Ahmed: I am a small shareholder of City Bank. I have been a shareholder of this bank for more than a century. A few years ago, when IFC, the investment wing of the World Bank, bought the shares of the bank and became a management partner…

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  • Bangladesh, Qatar sign 5 agreements, 5 MoUs

    Staff Correspondent: Bangladesh and Qatar yesterday signed five agreements and five memorandums of understanding (MoUs) to enhance mutual cooperation between the two countries.The agreements are: avoidance of double taxation and prevention of fiscal evasion with respect of taxes in income between Bangladesh and Qatar, cooperation in legal field between the…

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  • 20 pc of REB loan to be spent for interest payment

    Farhad Chowdhury: Bangladesh Rural Electrification Board (BREB) is implementing projects to supply electricity to rural areas of the country with loans from various sources. Among them, the amount of foreign debt is the highest. Every year, therefore, a large part of the total expenditure of the organization goes towards debt…

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