‘Policy rate hike, flexible exchange rate will be helpful for economy’
The Bangladesh Bank’s decisions of hiking the policy rate, allowing the market to determine the interest rate and a more flexible exchange rate will be helpful for the country to take the economy out of the crisis, a top economist said today. “It is a good step forward. The rate of interest may rise for private…
UN team in Dhaka for exploratory discussions, not investigation
A UN OHCHR team in Dhaka has said the purpose of its visit to Bangladesh is to understand the interim government’s priorities for assistance in promoting human rights, not for an investigation. Rory Mungoven, chief of the Asia Pacific region at the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in Geneva, is…
Militant attack on new curriculum: Education Minister
The Minister of Education commented that there was a terrorist attack on the new curriculum. Deepu Moni. The education minister made this comment in the president’s speech as the chancellor’s nominated representative at the fourth convocation of Jessore University of Science and Technology (Yabiprabi) on Saturday (February 18). Education Minister Dipu Moni participated in the…
BNP is preparing a new movement by trapping students: Kader
General Secretary of Awami League and Minister of Road Transport and Bridges Obaidul Quader commented that BNP is trying to create a new anti-government movement by capitalizing on the anti-quota movement of students. He made this comment at a press conference organized at the Dhanmondi political office of the Awami League president on Thursday (July…
What the education minister said about the anti-quota movement
Education Minister Mahibul Hasan Chowdhury said, there can be a question whether there is any deep conspiracy behind the anti-quota movement. He said, “The anti-quota movement is under trial in the Supreme Court and before it is resolved, suddenly I came down to the streets and blocked all the roads. Naturally, we may have a…
Floods in India’s Gujarat, 29 people lost their lives
Incessant rains in India’s Gujarat have created a dire flood situation. At least 29 people have lost their lives in this situation so far. NDTV reported this information in a report on Thursday (August 29). The state government said that the floods caused by incessant rains have left many areas of the state under water,…
