ICAB delegates to participate in SAFA, IFAC
A team of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh (ICAB) led by its President Kamrul Abedin FCA left Dhaka to participate in SAFA Board Meeting, different committee meetings, and SAFA-IFAC Regional PAIB Forum scheduled to be held from 22-24 April 2016 at Mumbai, India.
Other members of the team are Council Member & Past Presidents Anwaruddin Chowdhury 
FCA , ASM Nayeem FCA, M Farhad Hussain FCA, Parveen Mahmud FCA, Council Members AF Nesaruddin FCA, Dewan Nurul Islam FCA, Md. Shahadat Hossain FCA, Secretary AKM Rah...
FCA , ASM Nayeem FCA, M Farhad Hussain FCA, Parveen Mahmud FCA, Council Members AF Nesaruddin FCA, Dewan Nurul Islam FCA, Md. Shahadat Hossain FCA, Secretary AKM Rah...
BPC, Indian Oil ink LPG terminal, pipeline deal
Flagship refiner-marketer Indian Oil Corporation has inked an MoU with Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation to examine the possibility of jointly working on setting up a LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) import terminal at Chittagong port and other downstream infrastructure in that country.
According to an oil ministry statement, the MoU was signed in the presence of oil minister 
Dharmendra Pradhan who is on a three-day visit to Bangladesh with a view to lending an impetus to bilateral energy ties initiated during PM Narendr...
Dharmendra Pradhan who is on a three-day visit to Bangladesh with a view to lending an impetus to bilateral energy ties initiated during PM Narendr...
New bus added to RU transport service
Rajshahi University authorities launched a new bus at the university transport services onTuesday.
Vice chancellor of Rajshahi University Prof Muhammad Mizanuddin inaugurated the bus in front of the university administrative building while Pro-VC Prof Chowdhury Sarwar Jahan and treasure Prof Sayed Uddin Ahmed, among others were present.
Professor Muhammad Mizanuddin said, to mitigate the sufferings of the students, we have launched a new bus.
Now, the university transport service has total 39 buses.
RU Correspondent
Luxury or bust for foreign automakers in Japan
Tokyo businessman Randal Furudera isn’t about to swap his German-made BMW M5 for a “boring” Japanese car, although he’ll give them some grudging respect for their ho-hum dependability.
Deep-pocketed buyers like Furudera are driving sales in Japan of high-end foreign brands, which dominate the niche sector in a car market long seen as all but shuttered to overseas automakers, AFP reports.
“Most Japanese cars these days are sort of becoming moving appliances,” the 54-year-old told AFP.
“They’re very reliable, they’re good quality, they never break and all that, but they’re not very 
Nation set to celebrate Pahela Baishakh
The nation is set to celebrate “Pahela Baishakh”, Bengali New Year, 1423 amid much enthusiasm and traditional gaiety as tens of thousands of people are expected to join the “Nabo Barsho” festivities across the country.
Different socio-cultural organizations and government institutions have drawn up elaborate programmes like musical functions, colourful marches and street side Baishakhi fairs in the capital as elsewhere across the country to welcome the Bengali New Year, said a press release.
However, business communities, especially in the rural areas are ready to open their traditional ‘Halkhata’, new account books to welcome the Bengali New year, reports BSS.
