BEVERLY HILLS, Jan 19 (AP): Blasted by DJs at multiple post-Golden Globe Awards parties, Madonna's '80s anthem "Holiday" set an upbeat tone for the night despite rain, economic woes and concern over the earthquake victims in Haiti.Celebrities flocked to several...
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FE Report The central bank unveiled Tuesday an inclusive half-yearly monetary policy that, it hoped, would help attain higher economic growth and keep inflationary pressure under control."Financial inclusion is a key feature of the new monetary policy," Bangladesh Bank Governor...
Shamsul Huq ZahidThe government is planning to offer a few facilities and incentives to one-child families as a part of its multi-faced campaign to popularize family planning, state minister for health and family planning Mujibur Rahman Sarkar told the parliament...
FE ReportThe country's textile, knitwear and readymade garment industries leaders urged the government to take immediate steps in restoring gas supply as production in their factories has declined by around 50 per cent due to gas crisis Tuesday."Textile production has...
Nazmul AhsanBangladesh Petroleum Corporation (BPC) is desperately trying to mobilize funds worth $1.4 billion fund from local or foreign sources to foot its petroleum oil import bill for the year 2010, official sources said.The BPC has requested the Ministry of...
KOLKATA, Jan 19 (UNB): Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina along with a number of top Bangladesh leaders paid glowing tributes to veteran Marxist and longest-serving Chief Minister of West Bengal Jyoti Basu at high-profile state funeral at Bidhansabha Bhaban Tuesday.Indian ruling...
The government has further relaxed the export ban on raw jute despite the scarcity of the fibre in the domestic market.Under the move, the government has allowed export of entire raw jute, for which letters of credit (LCs) were opened...
Jasim Uddin Haroon The ongoing severe cold wave and dense fog sweeping across the country have wreak havoc on the cultivation of potato, winter vegetables and Boro paddy, agricultural experts said.The four to five-day cold spell is likely to impact...
FE Report Chittagong port looks to build strategic partnership with the Malaysian Penang port as the government moves to modernise the country's main gateway by sea, Shipping Minister Shahjahan Khan said Tuesday.He said Bangladesh was keen to make Malaysia's Penang...
FE ReportDhaka stocks closed higher for the fourth straight session amid minor fluctuation Tuesday, lifted by Grameenphone and insurers.The DSE General Index (DGEN), the market's main gauge, gained 33.35 points or 0.67 per cent to end at 4956.73, after touching...
Jatiya Sangsad (JS) passed the 'Fish and Animal Feed Bill-2009' Tuesday with provision for ensuring production, supply and marketing of quality feed for fish and animals. Fisheries and Wildlife Resources Minister Abdul Latif Biswas proposed the passage of the bill...
The government has urged all to follow the relevant clause of the stamp act and use the 5.00 taka revenue stamp in case of payments against every debt or claim for any amount above Tk 200. An official handout said...
The Power Development Board (PDB) will arrange two more road shows to woo foreign funds for power and energy sector. A PDB official said Tuesday that the first one would be held at Pan Pacific Hotel, Singapore on January 25...
FE ReportThe severe cold wave that has gripped the country over the last few days is likely to continue for the next 72 hours, Met Office said Tuesday while forecasting a further fall in temperature by 1 to 2 degrees...
US Ambassador James F Moriarty said he wanted to see 20,000 students from Bangladesh in his country each year over the next one decade, reports UNB.The US diplomat disclosed some new initiatives for bolstering cooperation while addressing as the guest...
FE ReportA top EU (European Union) team arrived in the country on Monday to visit fish farms and processing plants to find out whether the country's produces match the quality required by European countries. The three-member team comprising Bruno Brigaudeau,...
FE ReportTwo Pakistanis and a local were arrested with forged Indian currency worth over Tk 1.3 million from a residential hotel at Malibagh in the city Monday, the police said.Detective Branch (DB) of police disclosed this at a press briefing...
Doulot Akter MalaThe National Board of Revenue (NBR) will conduct an internal survey in public and private companies, non-government organisations (NGOs) and educational institutions in a bid to boost income tax collection and widen tax net in the current fiscal....
Munima SultanaA number of leading international buyers of the country's apparel and textile products have expressed their anxiety at the reluctance of the authorities concerned in reviewing the minimum wage of workers. The living cost has increased significantly since the...
From Fazle Rashid NEW YORK, Jan 19: United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change which shared the Nobel Prize with former Vice-President Al-Gore was roundly criticised for predicting that Himalayan glaciers would disappear by 2035 if present warming trends continued....
At last, the remaining two death-row convicts in the Bangabandhu murder case - Lt Col (sacked) Syed Faruque Rahman and Lt Col (retd) Mohiuddin Ahmed (artillery) - Tuesday submitted their petitions to the apex court for a review of its...
AGRICULTURE continues to be a dominant player in the Bangladesh economy despite continuous decline of its relative share in gross domestic product (GDP). Over 60 per cent of the country's population is still dependent on agriculture and related farm and...
Dr. Golam Md. MunirCan taxation the most effective price measure on the demand side interventions, curb consumption? And can it create a tobacco free environment? Or, the supply side intervention could be utilised to better control tobacco consumption. Bangladesh is...
Parveen HaqueThe growing private sector medical service providers are cattering to health needs of a large number of people. The private sector has made a place for itself in the business. The ground realities would support its further growth.The private...
The Consumers Rights Protection Act-2009 that was adopted last year raised a great deal of expectation. First of all, the legislation has a long and harried history. It was conceived from greater consumer awareness and media pressures amid mounting agonies...
Both the BNP and the Awami League stated in their election manifestos only a year ago that they would work for decentralisation and development of the local government on going to power. But these commitments seem to have been made...
On the eve of the visit of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to India and during her presence in New Delhi our attention was drawn to newspaper reports: Indian Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh has assured visiting Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina...
Shamsher ChowdhuryI am neither an expert on legal affairs nor on justice and workings of the judiciary. Over the years however I have been a keen observer of the processes and pattern of the workings of our legal systems and...
Hafeejul AlamCORPORATE Social Responsibility (CSR) is currently a key concept of the corporate world. The subject is still a nascent one. As a concept, CSR is being defined and debated in business and academic circles around the globe. One definition...
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