The government and the ruling Awami League have apparently failed to rein in Chhatra League activists who are indulging themselves in violence, extortion and brisk business by manipulating tenders and admission process in educational institutions.
The government will build 11,268 flats with modern amenities in the capital in next three years to sell out those to the government employees and general public.
The government is considering imposition of income tax on certain amount of profit generated from share trading to streamline operation of the country’s stock market.
The government has backtracked from setting up high-cost rental power plants and has already dropped three such projects despite their efficacy to resolve electricity crisis on short-term basis, officials said Sunday.
The government should adapt a separate Public Private Partnership (PPP) guideline for its small-scale Information and Communication Technology (ICT) projects as the existing one does not meet the sector's needs, a top social IT entrepreneur said Saturday.
The government will buy modern equipment and train 62,000 volunteers to face earthquakes, as experts apprehend seismic activities any time, which might cause havoc in the cities
The government is going to introduce e-banking in all post offices across the country soon, parliament was told Thursday about the redemption recipe for the near-derelict oldie.
The High Court on Wednesday began hearing the rule issued earlier asking the government to explain why the certificate of the Office of the Registrar of the Joint Stock Companies and Firms allowing charitable organisation BRAC to buy shares of any company involved in business of profit would not be declared illegal.
The government has decided to immediately dispose of 15 cases filed in connection with the 1996 share scam to bring back investors’ confidence in the country’s two share markets, said officials. Share market experts, however, alleged the government was likely to settle the scam cases outside the court.
Opposition leader Khaleda Zia accused the government of politicising the judiciary where the judges feel disappointed in administering justice, resulting in what she said lawlessness.
