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Seminar on neurodegenerative disorders at SEU

The Department of Pharmacy of Southeast University (SEU) has organized a seminar on “Current Trend of Research on Neurodegenerative Disorders” at the Seminar Hall of the University recently. Pharmacy 10.05.14Prof Dr Anwar Hossain, Vice Chancellor of Southeast University delivered his valuable speech as the Chief Guest. Prof Dr Md. Humayun Kabir Chowdhury, Pro Vice Chancellor of the University was present as the Special Guest. Dr Md Shamim Hossain, Assistant Professor, Department of Integrative Physiology, Graduate School o...

ICAB to participate in CAPA events in Colombo

President of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh (ICAB) Showkat Hossain FCA and Council Member and Past President & Director, CAPA Anwaruddin Chowdhury FCA will participate in Conference on Financial Reporting for Economic Development and CAPA board meeting, PSFM committee meeting & AGM respectively. The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Sri-Lanka and Confederation of Asian and Pacific Accountants (CAPA) jointly organized the conference and CAPA events in Colombo, Sri Lanka on 19-23 May 2014. PictureShowkat Hoss...

Banking to street urchin by ONE Bank, PRODIPAN

An agreement has recently signed between ONE Bank Limited and PRODIPAN (an NGO) at ONE Bank Corporate HQ for providing banking services to Street Urchin and Working Children. image001Mr. M. Fakhrul Alam – Managing Director of ONE Bank Limited and Mr. Ferdous-Ur-Rahman – Executive Director of PRODIPAN signed the agreement on behalf of respective organization. Under this agreement, Street Urchin and Working Children will be entitled to open bank account with initial deposit of Tk. 10.00 only. The high officials of both organizations were also...

Rural-urban disparity: Quality questioned despite high pass rate

Urban-rural disparity continues to persist in the education system, according to results of the Secondary School Certificate and equivalent examinations published on Saturday, while the ministry keeps brushing aside such observations. Educationists and education campaigners said that the disparity continued as urban students could have coaching, private tuition and better guidance. Guardians in urban areas also spend more on students than guaridans in rural areas do. The combined pass rate in this year’s exams is 91.34 but the competence and the quality of education of successful students could be questioned, educationists said.

Budget to outline plans for next five years    

Finance Minister AMA Muhith said the upcoming budget will outline programmes for the next five years, which will boost confidence of businesses and give a 'signal' that political stability will prevail. "I am sure that these plans will be implemented. This is supposed to be a sort of signal that still there is stability," he said at a pre-budget discussion at the office of Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and Industry on Friday evening. The MCCI and Maasranga TV co-organised the discussion, around three weeks ahead of the announcement of the budget for fiscal 2014-15. The finance minister's remarks came after a number of businessmen said many shy away from making investment due to weak governance and the fear of political instability.

Tour operators, agents demand cash incentive  

Leaders of tour operators and travel agents on Friday demanded budgetary measures for duty-free import of tourist vehicles and 10 per cent cash incentive for tourism business. ‘In the upcoming national budget, we need provision of importing duty-free tourist vehicle and 10 per cent cash incentive as we are earning foreign currency without any support from the government,’ they said. The demands were made at a pre-budget discussion on civil aviation and tourism at Dhaka Reporter Unity. tour operatorsAviation and Tourism Journa...
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