Bangladesh
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Global Economist Forum (GEF)
Presidentof Global Economist Forum (GEF), a United Nations general member organization and Editor of Daily Industry Dr Enayet Karim yesterday called on Planning Minister Major General Abdus Salam, recd, psc (retd), MP (left) and State Minister for Planning Md. Shahiduzzaman Sarker, MP at the Planning Commission, Dhaka.While Advisors of GEF…
Read More »Agriculture Marketing dept not empowered to implement fixing price of commodities
Mahfuz Emran : The minimum and reasonable price of agricultural produce is determined by the Directorate of Agriculture Marketing. With that power, this organization of the government has recently fixed the prices of a total of 29 daily products including fish and meat, dates, various vegetables. However, the officials of…
Read More »Veteran social worker Aziz Mollick is no more
Special Correspondent: Alhaj Azizul Haque Mollick (Aziz Mollick), a prominent politician and social worker of Shariatpur, breathed his last at Asgar Ali Hospital in Dhaka at around 1:30 PM on Tuesday (Inna Lillahi WaInna Ilaihi Rajeun). Earlier, he was admitted to the hospital 5-6 days ago with old age ailments.…
Read More »Young Economists’ Forum hosted EconProdigy
The Young Economists’ Forum successfully hosted the sixth edition of EconProdigy this year. EconProdigy is the first inter-university policy-making competition in Bangladesh. It is a platform for undergraduate students across different universities of the country to engage in extensive economic discussions, compete with rigorous teams, and develop innovative economic policies.…
Read More »Majority of share market investors lose capital
-Facing confidence crisis-Market lost Tk 76,000cr-Index lost 500 points Mahfuja Mukul: The country’s stock market has been in a bad state for a long time. Even after turning around for a few days, the stock market continues to fall again. Investors are constantly losing their invested capital. There is no…
Read More »Most growers in food insecurity
Mahfuz Emran : Those who produce foods are in the most food insecurity. This problem is more common in farming families than in any other profession. About 26.13 percent of households producing food grains through agriculture are moderately or severely food insecure. Apart from this, about 1 percent of agricultural…
Read More »Trade by opening branch campuses
Renowned edu institution Staff Correspondent : Apart from the main campus of Manipur School and College in Mirpur of the capital, there are four more branch campuses. However, although the main campus is approved by the Education Board, the branch campuses are not. The branch campuses are running under the…
Read More »Now rice in race for price increase
Nazrul Islam : A couple of months ago, the price of all types of rice increased. However, the rice market is somewhat stable due to various initiatives of the Ministry of Food. As a result, despite the increase in the prices of various daily commodities, the rice market was relatively…
Read More »A dozen other banks are in merger list
Staff Correspondent : The decision to merge the weak Padma Bank with the private sector Exim Bank came to light recently. However, several other weaker banks are in merger talks with other banks. In all, dozens of banks including Padma may be merged. Among them, seven private sector banks, three…
Read More »Bangladesh allocates lowest budget for health sector dev
Syed Nasir Hossain : The country’s health sector has been criticized at various times due to inadequate health care facilities, inadequate doctor-nurses, shortage of hospital beds, poor quality treatment, lack of skilled lab technicians. The weakness of the health sector has become widespread during the time of Corona. However, no…
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Hotels to be converted for Covid hospitals
Hospitals overwhelmed Staff Correspondent: The government is going to rent hotels for providing treatment …
