Private jobs should be demand-oriented

    Prof Dr AAMS Arefin Siddique speaks to DOT :  Job security and facilities should be increased to attract more youth towards private jobs in the country. Job security is the major reason for which Bangladesh’s large youth population is leaning towards civil service and other government jobs. Chances are very slim to be sacked from…

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      Trucker held for injuring actress Ahona

      Hossen Sohel of DOT :  Police have arrested the truck driver responsible for injuring popular television and film actress Ahona Rahman Lucky following a scuffle with her at Uttara-7 in Dhaka on Wednesday, reports The Daily Star. Law enforcers arrested the helper of the truck, Rumman, 16, from Uttara around 11:00pm yesterday, Abdur Razzak, officer-in-charge(OC)…

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        Lack of civic sense in Bangladeshis

        Pratiti Shirin writes for DOT :  There is an old saying that says do not ask men of their wage and women, of their age. But the average Bengali person just does the opposite. Not only does he ask of wage and age but of all other personal things which exist under the sun. For…

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          Why SAARC is still relevant

          Khaled Ahmed/ The Indian Express SAARC holds the key to South Asia’s economic integration. Imran Khan earned a lot of popular support in Pakistan by opening up the Kartarpur Sahib gurudwara to Sikh yatris from across the border with India. He talked of “peace and trade” and was hailed by the man in the street….

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            ‘Resource development a must for growth’

            DOT Desk: Bangladesh should focus on resource development as well as ensuring good governance at the institutional level for its graduation to a developed country, economists said, reports The Daily Sun. They also stressed the need for political stability and increase taxation to reduce the income of gap and foster an inclusive economy. United Kingdom-based…

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              RMG Workers’ Pay Disparity: German envoy wants peaceful solution

              Abrar Hussain of DOT Germany ambassador to Bangladesh Peter Fahrenholtz said the current problem regarding the ready-made garment movement over the new wage disparity should be resolved peacefully. “There must be a peaceful mechanism to resolve these issues,” Fahrenholtz wrote in his twitter account re-twitting a news published by The Daily Star regarding yesterday’s protest…

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