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Prof Sajjad Yousuf dies

Prof. M. Sajjad Yousuf, the eldest son of Late Major S. M. Yousuf of Bara Moulovibari, Charkanai, Patiya, Chittagong died at 8:55 PM on Tuesday, the 3rd February 2015 at Charlottesville, Virginea, USA (Innalillahi...................Razewoon). mourningHe started his career as a lecturer in the department of International Relations of Dhaka University in 1961. He was also the House Tutor of Salimullah Muslim Hall during the period 1964 to august 1968. He left 1 son, 2 daughters, grand children, brothers and sisters and many relati...

IFAD Autos’ share goes for trade

Taskeen Ahmed, Managing Director, IFAD Autos Limited and Shafiqul Islam Bhuiyan, Manager, Listing Affairs, DSE, are seen IFAD_GROUP_DSE_05-02-15at an agreement signing ceremony. The company’s share goes for trade at capital market from Thursday.

Time to care about soil management in 2015

The quantity and quality of the food we eat depend on healthy soils, but soil management has so far failed to become a top priority in the global development agenda — a trend the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization hopes to change in 2015, declared the International Year of Soils. soilLack of interest in the issue by donors and implementers alike has long worried soil advocates. The Montpellier Panel, a group of African and European experts focused on agricultural development and food security in sub-Saharan Africa, noted in a December 2014 report...

Blockade-hartal snaps supply chain

Prices of daily essentials have witnessed further hike in the cities, as the ongoing blockade coupled with the recent spell of hartal severely disrupted the overall supply chain, traders said. They said goods-carrying transportation came to an almost halt, fearing arson attacks amid the blockade-hartal. So, they found themselves in a difficult condition to ensure smooth supply chain of essentials, the Financial Express reports. violance BDOn the contrary, prices of various items have declined drastically at farmers’ end due to the tra...

Marico profits slip amid volatility

The continuing political volatility is taking a heavy toll on the sales of Marico Bangladesh, as the violence is creating obstacles in sending its products to different parts of the country, said Aditya Shome, managing director of the company. “The political turmoil is hurting our distribution network. The movement of goods to remote places has definitely become a challenge with certain pockets in the country being completely inaccessible.” violance BDThe fresh wave of political chaos since January 5 has also made it difficult for the...

Bangladesh is important partner of US: New envoy

Newly appointed US Ambassador in Dhaka Marcia Stephens Bloom Bernicat on Wednesday said they consider Bangladesh as an important partner in the region and the people of the two countries benefit when they work together, reports UNB. “We look to Bangladesh as an important partner in the region, and we know that the people of both countries benefit when we work together, as we do on so many issues,” Bernicat told President Abdul Hamid as she presented her credentials to him at Bangabhaban. Marcia_BernicatAccording to the US Emba...
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