Development to continue whatever risks come: PM
Shawdesh Desk: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday vowed to continue the country’s development spree whatever risks come, calling all to act cautiously keeping in mind the dangers of disasters. ReadMore
IMF forecasts 6.5 percent growth for Bangladesh this fiscal
Shawdesh Desk: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has forecast that Bangladesh’s gross domestic product (GDP) will grow by 6.5 percent in the current fiscal year 2021-22. The agency made such ReadMore
Hasina seeks Russian investment in jute sector
Shawdesh desk: Laying emphasis on expanding the areas of cooperation between Bangladesh and Russia, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday sought Russian investment in Bangladesh’s jute sector. Sheikh Hasina said ReadMore
Serbian President highly lauds development journey of Bangladesh
Shawdesh Desk : Serbian President Aleksandr Vucic highly lauded the development journey of Bangladesh under the leadership of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina despite the challenges posed by the covid pandemic. Vucic ReadMore
DU students brought under health insurance scheme
Shawdesh dEsk: All the regular students of Dhaka University (DU) have been brought under a health insurance scheme for a yearly premium of Tk 270. Only regular students within the ReadMore
BUET admission test on Oct 20, class Nov 13
Shawdesh DEsk: The admission test for the first-year BSC honours courses at the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) for 2020-21 academic session will be held on October 20. ReadMore
Global Covid cases near 239 million
Shawdesh desk: The overall number of global Covid cases is fast approaching 239 million even with mass inoculations underway in several countries. According to Johns Hopkins University (JHU), the total ReadMore
ADB raises climate financing target to $100 bln by 2030
Shawdesh desk: The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has announced it is elevating its ambition to deliver climate financing to its developing member countries (DMCs) to $100 billion for the 2019–2030 ReadMore
