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Mohammad Bayazed Bashar
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Ershad Islam
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A vision for Dhaka University in the 21st century

Dhaka University was born out of a struggle by the people of eastern Bengal for asserting their regional identity. It reached its apotheosis through its vanguard role in the struggle for Bangladesh’s nationhood. It was my privilege as a teacher in Dhaka University from 1957 to 1971 to be a part of this struggle.
21 January 2021

My Dreams for Dhaka University’s Second Century

As it celebrates its first century, Dhaka University can be justifiably proud of its many glorious achievements.
21 January 2021

A note from the convener

The year 2021 is significant for both Bangladesh and the University of Dhaka as both the entities will turn 50 and 100 respectively.
21 January 2021

A brief history of the University of Dhaka

The University of Dhaka opened its doors on July 1, 1921, with Mr P. J. Hartog as its first Vice-Chancellor.
21 January 2021

Mobile Financial Services - Special Issue

Mobile Financial Services - Special Issue
16 January 2021

Freedom at your fingertips

During his childhood, Md Mujbur Rahman would see his mother waiting for days to receive money sent by his father through the post office from Adamjee Jute Mills, the then biggest operational jute mill in the world.
16 January 2021

Going cashless for a day

In the middle of an ongoing pandemic, the use of cash transactions imposes various risks. I have found it very difficult to switch to completely cashless transactions.
16 January 2021

The future of mobile financial services in Bangladesh

Mobile financial services are already growing at a fast clip in Bangladesh. If interoperability among operators and compliance is ensured, the service’s cost is brought down, and a level-playing field is guaranteed, the industry will reach a new height.
16 January 2021

Mobile money in the COVID-19 pandemic

The most defining perk of using Mobile Financial Services (MFS) is being able to use mobile phones to access financial services and execute financial transactions. Put simply, cashless payment makes life easier.
16 January 2021

Past winners of bangladesh business awards

Past winners of bangladesh business awards
9 January 2021

$150b export opportunity awaits Bangladesh

Bangladesh needs to use the growing e-commerce market and improve the operational efficiency of public and private sectors to seize the opportunities in the global trade, said an industry executive.
9 January 2021

Bangladesh an inspiration for South Asian peers

With rising economic growth over the last few decades, Bangladesh has become a start-up hub where businesses have reached a new height, according to Binod Chaudhary, founder of CG Corp Global.
9 January 2021

A snowballing venture

SM Khaled, managing director of apparel exporter Snowtex Group, has always abided by two things in life: honesty and commitment.
9 January 2021

A trailblazer in banking

Dutch-Bangla Bank has become a pioneer in introducing both digital banking means and financial inclusion programmes in order to cater financial services to both tech-savvy youths and underprivileged people.
9 January 2021

Leading the way with resolve

If women want their voices to be heard and supersede all the impediments that come their way, they have to be confident enough to express themselves articulately.
9 January 2021

It’s all about quality

The market was not developed, skill workforce was not in abundance in the country and finance was tight, but Abdul Muktadir was unfazed when he decided to set up a pharmaceutical company two decades ago.
9 January 2021

Govt committed to helping businesses grow

The government is committed to facilitating the growth of business, trade and investment to reach the goal of becoming a developed economy by 2041, Commerce Minister Tipu Munshi said recently.
9 January 2021

Businesses thrive defying odds

Businesses in South Asia face obstacles, so they need to show additional courage, imagination and determination compared to their peers in business-friendly nations to operate and become successful.
9 January 2021

Towards multiplex horizons of nationalism

As Bangladesh steps into 50, the people of this country can rightfully be proud of a rich heritage of her story—a story of struggles, movements for emancipation, autonomy, liberation and independence.
15 December 2020

From ‘socialism’ to disaster capitalism

“The demonstration of superfluous consumption amidst mass hardship must be eliminated. Thus sumptuous hotel dinners, the exhibition of costly jewellery and dress, and the display of surplus motor space speeding past long queues for heavily overloaded public transport, to mention only a few, must be limited severely.” — Professor Anisur Rahman, Member of first Planning Commission, 1974.
15 December 2020