Potential of a green bank
Even the very nomenclature, 'climate bank' that is, is innovative and highly appealing. Much as the public and private commercial banks may find themselves pitted against overwhelming odds---some of those in an intractable imbroglio, this unique idea of a green bank catering only to the environmental issues demands a closer...
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BR must set its priorities right
Bangladesh Railway, which this country inherited from the British colonial era, is more than 160 years old. It is the pioneer of land transportation in the country. Even in this age of style and speed, the railway has not lost its importance and popularity as a convenient and safe mode...
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Reopening state-owned sugar mills
The recent move to reopen six state-owned sugar mills in phases, following the recommendations of a task force, has sparked hope among thousands of workers and sugarcane growers. For years, these individuals struggled to make ends meet after the abrupt closure of the mills under the previous administration. While this...
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Combating rise in crimes
Bangladesh, after toppling a despot and taking steps towards a more liberal government, is facing a worrying rise in criminal activities. Weak law enforcement has led to an increase in crimes such as mugging, robbery, killing, and vandalism, which are now common across the country.In Dhaka, muggings have surged alarmingly,...
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Bangladesh earns a prestigious accolade
The whole country rejoices at the good news. A report published in a British newspaper on 21 December carried the headline, "Bangladesh, the Best Country of the year 2024." According to the influential magazine The Economist, Bangladesh has been named the best country of 2024.The Economist highlighted the fall of...
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