Samsung Mobile Bangladesh revealed the latest addition to its J series – Galaxy J1 Nxt. This new device intends to provide dual-sim smartphone experience at a very competitive price. This handset is the perfect combination of the style and performance for the young people to stay connected all day long.
The most exciting feature of Samsung Galaxy J1 Nxt is the Ultra-Data Saving (UDS) mode which ensures data saving up to 50% and also enhances the performance of 1500 mAh battery. This

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Micromax Informatics Limited, the 10
th largest handset player in the world, today announced that the company has bagged the title sponsorship rights for the much anticipated T- 20 Asia Cup 2016, which will be held in Bangladesh from February 24 to March 6. The company has entered into an agreement with Twenty First Century Media Pvt. Ltd. and the event will be now titled as Micromax T-20 Asia Cup 2016.
Asia Cup is one of the World’s premier cricketing events which feature the top four cricket teams of the continent (India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh) battling to secure the title of Champions of Asia. One of the most exciting and awaited cricket events of the year, Micromax
Chittagong Stock Exchange, the 2nd dynamic bourse of the country has arranged a training program on “Comprehensive Equity Research” today at its premises in Chittagong for the Authorized Representatives, investors and different professions in Chittagong. A total of 50 participants from 30 broker offices attended the training. Mr. AKM Shahroze Alam, Head of Training and Awareness Department inaugurated the training program and said that CSE from its inception has given utmost importance to educate the investors, stock brokers’ officials for the greater interest of Bangladesh Stock Market development. He said that CSE will arrange in 2016 series of training and awareness program across the country to tap its potential. Our responsibility is to educate the investors and ultimate...
Regular power outages are prompting Bangaladesh to build two new coal-fired power plants. The Rampal plant is the furthest along and is scheduled to become operational by 2021.
The plants are planned to be built near the Sundarbans, the world’s largest single tract of mangrove forest, home to tigers, freshwater dolphins, and hundreds of other wildlife species.
Critics ranging from local communities and scientists to banks and UNESCO are critical of the plants’ proposed location near the Sundarbans, which they say will harm the region’s wildlife and human communities.
Bangladesh, regarded by many as the nation most vulnerable to the impacts of global climate change, is on track to construct two coal-fired power plants that critics say are dangerously close to the world’s largest...