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Published by  Dr. Salehuddin Ahmed on 4th MAR, 2015

Being a big loan defaulter pays!

The recent circular issued by the Bangladesh Bank (BB) on loan restructuring does not seem to be equitable because it is giving a special facility only to a certain group of people. BB is entrusted with the responsibility of looking after interests of all the customers of all the banks, not just a few It is difficult to recall another example of according special privilege to big defaulters. This has set a bad example before us.  Details

Published by  Syed Abu Naser Bukhtear on 15th FEB, 2015

Present Political Crisis: Suggestions of the Dhaka Forum

In the recent past, The Dhaka Forum (TDF) in-house discussions reviewed developments since the 05 January 2014 elections which had thrown the country into political turmoil of unprecedented proportions. In the discussions, TDF invited participation of constitutional experts, former public servants, members of civil society and apprehensive citizenry who were concerned that the political impasse and gridlock that was evident could only be to the detriment of our overall national interest. Details

Published by Dr. Salehuddin Ahmed on 14th FEB, 2015

The Tests of Freedom

After living through and witnessing the mayhem that the AL government has unleashed on the people of the Bangladesh since Novermber 2013, which included a fake election and the tragi-comedy of "defending" democracy on the first anniversary of that event on January 5, 2015. Details

Published by  Ambassador Iftikharul Karim on 12th JAN, 2015

Bangladesh-India Relations

In the 1996-2001 term of the AL, the first time it came to power since August 1975, the United Front Government in India and the Bangladesh government signed the Ganges Water Sharing Treaty in 1996. The following year, New Delhi assisted the AL led government in the conclusion of the Chittagong Hill Tract Accord.  Details

Published by  Ambassador M. Serajul Islam on 12 NOV, 2013