New job scheme 'to launch next month'
Sun November 8, 2009 - 2:59pm BdSTThe government will introduce its national service job scheme from next month to provide employment to one educated member per family, the finance minister said on Sunday.
The government will introduce its national service job scheme from next month to provide employment to one educated member per family, the finance minister said on Sunday.
BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia today expressed her deep shock at the death of former finance minister M Saifur Rahman saying it 'irreparable loss to the nation'. In a condolence message, Khaleda said Saifur Rahman’s tragic death has saddened her deeply. “The country has lost a dedicated politician with his sudden death and it’s an irreparable loss to the nation.”
UNB: The finance minister, AMA Muhith, Tuesday criticised the Bangladesh Telecommunications Regulatory Commission for its failure to play the role of facilitator in providing the required services to the entrepreneurs of the telecommunications sector.
The finance ministry is going to take action against ‘delinquent loan defaulters’ and also ‘dishonest bank officials’ for their negligence in recovering the bad loans in a bid to put an end to the ‘growing default culture’.
Finance Minister AMA Muhith said Thursday the government is planning to give an opportunity for all defaulters to reschedule repayment of loans as global economic recession has left a negative impact on a number of companies.
Finance minister A M A Muhith has admitted that companies including Beximco Group may have suffered for the list of bank loan defaulters he had unveiled in the parliament on Sunday, which was based on data updated up to March.
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday asked finance minister Abul Maal Abdul Muhith to appoint new officials to the top positions of the state-owned commercial banks, and expressed her annoyance at seeing that her earlier advice in this regard was not followed, said sources.
Finance Minister AMA Muhith told parliament yesterday that the government was taking measures to return the money smuggled out of the country during the 2001-2006 government headed by the BNP.
The government has planned to introduce all currencies inscribed with the portraits of independence hero Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, finance minister A M A Muhith told the parliament on Sunday.
Finance Minister AMA Muhith today said in Parliament the government too worried about the unrest in garment sector and the prime minister has directed all concerned to take necessary steps to control the prevailing situation.