Samsung new customer service centre in Narayanganj, Comilla
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd Bangladesh is relaunching two of its service centres in the river port city, Narayanganj and in Comilla which is one of the three oldest cities in Bangladesh. These service centres will provide after sales support for Samsung Mobile devices.
The service centres are established for Mobile devices to ensure highest quality after sales service for the growing base of Samsung customers. Samsung has enjoyed consistent growth in the Bangladesh market, which in turn demanded increase in the capacity of the service centres. Samsung will now be able to guarantee quality after sales service for more customers at a shorter span of time. Samsung is always known for its commitment to provide its customers
Stimulating public toilets at CNG filling stations
WaterAid Bangladesh in association with Dhaka North City Corporation has inaugurated a modern public toilet at Zaman Filling Station in the city, funded by H&M Foundation, today. It is one of its kind sanitation facility built at a CNG filling station to support travelers with a safe, clean and well-equipped washroom, free of charge.Md Mesbahul Islam, CEO, Dhaka North City 
Corporation, inaugurated the public toilet in presence of Mr Masud Ali Khan,...
Corporation, inaugurated the public toilet in presence of Mr Masud Ali Khan,...
Lafarge holds workshop in Sylhet
Lafarge Surma Cement Limited (LSC) yesterday (Saturday, 20 August, 2016) arranged a workshop titled ‘'Supercrete for Sustainable Urbanization in Bangladesh' with the engineers and 
architects from different non-government organization at Hotel Star Pacific in Sylhet.
The main focus of the workshop was to create awareness among the professionals on high rise buildings.
architects from different non-government organization at Hotel Star Pacific in Sylhet.
The main focus of the workshop was to create awareness among the professionals on high rise buildings.
$ 1m award for Bangladeshi innovators
GSK and Save the Children have launched their fourth annual $1 million Healthcare Innovation Award (HIA). The award rewards innovations in healthcare that help to reduce child deaths in developing countries and have the potential to reach even more children. Eligible innovations must have resulted in tangible improvements to under-5 child survival, be sustainable and have the scope to be scaled-up and replicated. Bangladesh-based BRAC won part of the prize fund in 2013.
The Award is one of a number of initiatives from GSK and Save the Children’s five-year partnership, which combines the two organisations’ expertise and skills with the aim to help ![]()
RU Moot Court Society holds workshop
On Saturday, a workshop was held at Rajshahi University Moot Court society (RUMCS) on ‘’Workshop on Mooting: Case Analysis, Memorial Writing and Advocacy’’ for developing practical knowledge and trail advocacy of Students.
Today at 3:30pm the workshop was staged on 139, room of RU Law department title on ‘’Lawyers are the architect of society’’ arranged by RUMCS.
Abu Naser Mohammad Wahid dean of RU Law faculty and chairman of law dept spoke on the workshop. Md Sadiqul Islam Sagor assistant professor and president of RUMCS presented thr...
Today at 3:30pm the workshop was staged on 139, room of RU Law department title on ‘’Lawyers are the architect of society’’ arranged by RUMCS.
Abu Naser Mohammad Wahid dean of RU Law faculty and chairman of law dept spoke on the workshop. Md Sadiqul Islam Sagor assistant professor and president of RUMCS presented thr...
Trade deficit shrinks 15pc, lowest in 6 years
Bangladesh's trade deficit shrank to its lowest in six years in the financial year that ended in June, to stand at nearly $5.5 billion, down 15 percent from a year earlier, thanks to a drop in global commodities prices and steady garment exports.
Imports rose 5 percent in the year to $40 billion, while exports increased 10 percent to $34 
billion, mostly driven by stronger garment sales, central bank data showed.
The $28-billion-a-year garment export industry, which had been recovering strongly ...
billion, mostly driven by stronger garment sales, central bank data showed.
The $28-billion-a-year garment export industry, which had been recovering strongly ...
