BFSA set to launch restaurant gradation programme soon

    DOT Desk: Bangladesh Food Safety Authority (BFSA) will formally launch its restaurant gradation programme in the city on January 20 aiming to help customers identify eateries’ hygiene level, a high official said. “We are set to launch the programme through marking 50 restaurants with four different sticker colours based on their hygiene level,” BFSA Chairman…

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      Can corporations learn to innovate like startups?

      AFP: In 1975, a young Kodak engineer called Steven Sasson showed his bosses a device he’d cobbled together from a portable digital cassette recorder, a Super-8 movie camera, 16 nickel cadmium-batteries and various other components. The device could capture and display a small black and white image on a TV screen. His bosses weren’t impressed….

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        Discontent in JaPa: its charter may see reform

        Hossen Sohel of DOT Jatiya Party Co-Chairman GM Quader has hinted at bringing reforms to the party’s constitution, reports bdnews24.com. The changes may address issues including the overarching powers of party chairman HM Ershad and the procedure of inducting members into its policy-making presidium, he said. The reform proposals will be discussed with Jatiya Party…

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          ‘Phagun Hawa’ to release soon

          DOT Desk: Based on the 1952 Language Movement, the film Phagun Hawa is set to release on February 8, under the banner of Impress Telefilm Limited. The film is adapted from a story named Bou Kotha Kou, written by Tito Rahman. Directed by Tauquir Ahmed, the film was shot in Paikgachha Upazila of Khulna, reports…

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            Tomato cultivation acts as money-spinner in Rajshahi

            BSS: Amidst a well harvest and better prices in the market, the tomato growers in the region including the vast Barind tractare happy this winter. Tomato, an attractive vegetable to the consumers, has been appearing in different local markets of the region for the last couple of weeks here. Now the farmers are collecting tomatoes…

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              Building future with boutique

              DOT Desk: Once a housewife struggling to make ends meet, Khursheda Begum Khushi has now become a shining example of self-employment in her locality in Jamalpur, reports The Daily Star. The 45-year-old runs her boutique “Khushi Basralay” at Tomal tola, making a profit of around Tk 25,000 per month. Her road to success, however, was…

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