Cancel of duty free import of MPs

The decision was taken to reduce the shrinkage of the state and the disparity of the common people with the public representatives, and the majority of the members present at the session of the bill passed the table welcomed the decision.

Earlier at 3:23 pm, the first session of the 13th National Parliament started again with the recitation of the Holy Quran under the chairmanship of Speaker Hafiz Uddin Ahmad Bir Bikram.




Keeping the information of the Center Secretary by concealing the information, in Chandpur Exemption from the head teacher

It is learned that Farakkabad Degree College Lecturer Mohammad Jahangir Hossain filed a written complaint with the Chandpur District Commissioner on Monday, the complaint mentioned in the complaint. According to the policy of the board - If the child of a teacher or officer is an SSC candidate, he cannot fulfill his title in the center secretary or the examination management committee. Complaint against him, Central Secretary Md. Ilyach Mita Mtr Raisa Orin Anika is a SSC candidate of this year. She is a student of the science department of Chandpur Al Amin Academy and was serving as the Secretary of the Ilyas Mita as Center Secretary, which is a clear violation of the board rules.

After receiving the written complaint, the administration has taken quick action by verifying the initial authenticity. Officer (Additional Duty) Mohammad Zakir Hossain said that after informing the upazila executive officer, he decided to release him from duty and a letter has been issued in this regard.



Approval of 2 million tons of fuel oil import proposal, how much?

in the land of In order to meet the emergency fuel demand, DBS trading house FZCO has approved the proposal to import 50,000 metric tons of EN590-10 ppm diesel and 25 thousand metric tons of gasoline 95 unloaded (octane) from the meeting. This fuel oil will be purchased in direct crat method, which will generate 1,326,600,000 taka.

In view of another proposal of the Department of Energy and Mineral Resources, the import of 1 lakh metric tons of EN590-10 ppm sulfur with sulfur has been approved to meet the emergency energy demand.



‘Biju’ begins with flowers floating in Chengi river

The whole Pahai township is now in a mood of festivals around this social festival of the small ethnic groups living in Chittagong Hill Tracts.


According to the custom of Chakma community, the first day of the festival is called ‘Ful Biju’. This morning, the house will be decorated with flowers collected from Ban-Paha.. After that, the flowers of the Ganges are worshiped on the banks of the river or canal.



There will be no electricity in the city to keep farmers irrigated: Minister of State for Power

In the event organized by the Directorate of Agriculture Extension Jessore, the state minister also said that on April 14, the program of 10 district farmers will be officially started on the day of Pahela Baisakh. Efforts are being made to realize the commitment one by one.

‘The price of fuel oil has increased all over the world due to the war in the Middle East. Still, considering the farmers, our government has not increased the price of fuel oil considering the farmers’ price increase."

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In the event, 3 thousand 400 small and marginal farmers of the district were given one kg of jute seeds, five kg of MOP and five kg of DOP fertilizer.

Jessore Sadar Upazila Nirbahi Officer Md. Shahrir Haque presided over the event, Deputy Director of Agriculture Extension Directorate Md. Mosharraf Hossain, District Council Administrator and District BNP General Secretary Delotar Hossain Khokon, Deputy Director of Agriculture Extension Directorate. Mosharraf Hossain, Additional Deputy Commissioner (Education and ICT) Khan Masum Billah, Sadar Upazila Agriculture Officer Mosa. Rajita Sultana, President of Press Club Jessore Zahid Hasan Tukun and others were present.




Legendary musician Asha Bhosle has passed away

At the time of his death, his 92-year-old Asha Bhosle is known as one of the iconic and multi-faceted playback gaitikas in Indian music, and has recorded thousands of songs in several Indian languages as well as in several Indian languages.




‘I want my son back’

We live in Golambazar area three months ago, the boy entered the factory for work three months ago. Today, the boy went out for work at around eight. He has not been found since the fire. I want my son back.’

A woman named Kulsum Begum was working in the fire in Keraniganj, Dhaka, who was working in the fire in Keraniganj, a fire in the fire in Keraniganj, and the factory in the area of Kadmatli Dipzal Goli in the area of Aganagar Unit in South Keraniganj was on fire.

After the fire, the bodies of five workers were recovered from inside the factory, which has led to the missing several workers, one of them is Kulsoom Begum's son Naeem.




Madrasah is being launched by the Department of Commerce, which is the poison that is

Madrasa education in the country The Ministry of Education has taken up the initiative to launch the Department of Commerce. For this, four poisons may be launched initially.

Wednesday (April 1) Education at the Secretariat A meeting of the Ministry has initially taken this decision.

According to the National Curriculum Committee (NCC) meeting, four poisons may be added if the commerce department of the madrasa is launched, the poisons are accounting, finance, marketing and management.

Those concerned said that this initiative was initially taken to develop ethical skills entrepreneurs. There was talk of starting the Madrasa and Commerce Department before that, finally the initiative is going to be over.




Budgeting in budgeting limited financial capacity

Economist Devprit Bhattacharya said the new government is preparing to form its first national budget amid structural weakness, incomplete reforms and growing economic pressure, he said, saying that limited financial capacity is one of the most significant challenges for the government in the present.

He said these things at the pre-budget midata briefing titled ‘Citizens and Expectations Around Budget’ at the Center for Policy Doll (CPD) office in Dhanmondi in the capital on Tuesday.

Honorable Fellow of the Center for Policy Dattlelogue, Devprit Bhattacharya, said the government is now working within a strict budget limit, where it is becoming increasingly difficult to balance between the bucket and wealth.

He said that in this situation, maintaining financial discipline and setting a careful priority in cost may increase the pressure on the economy if the budget does not plan in line with the reality.

He also said that the initiative taken by the previous government regarding the pay scale in the last meeting of their mater has been imposed on the current government.

Dr. Devapri, said the current government can reconsider the issue by forming a commission on its own initiative, and in this case the report of the previous government's pay commission may be taken as a supporting component, but there is no opportunity to accept it directly or unquestionably.

Emphasizing on the recovery of money being smuggled abroad, it is important to bring illegally removed wealth back home. He asked the question of the return of relatively small amounts of money from abroad recently, why there is no progress in bringing the money back to the return of the money.

Regarding the revenue collection, he said, "If the political will and administrative complexity is removed, the revenue can be significantly increased, according to him, progress in this field was slow due to the limited political capacity of the interim government, but for the current elected government, the beginning is the most important. If the desired progress is not achieved in the first year, it will be difficult to achieve the end of the students."

In the government's government and subsidy management, he said, "The pressure of subsidy in agriculture and energy sector can be further. Therefore, he suggested reducing the dependence on cash incentives by identifying the inefficient and unprofitable sectors. In the coming budget, he said to limit the reliance on cash incentives, to strengthen the tax in the upcoming budget, to increase the tax revenue and the recovery of the cashier.

He highlighted the four major pressures in the current government's upcoming budget, first, the economy is still inflicting on the long-standing structural weakness and the incomplete policy initiatives of the previous couplings, while the new administration has been at a transitional period, which is making decision-making complicated.

Second, the pressure to implement the election promises is on the government, as well as the reform activities have to be taken in important areas like increasing revenue collection and changing the government's government management.

Thirdly, the scope of the expansion of the budget is being shrinking due to the limitation of revenue collection and the crisis of financial resources, and the scope of the budget is shrinking, and it is very difficult to increase the size of the budget or ensure an effective implementation.

Fourthly, imbalance in transactions with the outside world is further complicated by the situation of remittance flow, exports, foreign direct investment, foreign aid and debt repayment pressure—all instigating instability in foreign sectors.

In this way, uncertainty is also raising concerns in the global context. He warned that geopolitical tensions and fuel prices are putting the country's economy under new pressure.

Devapritha Bhattacharya said Bangladesh is now entering a level where it is necessary to determine the realistic expectations in the budget. In this context, the middle-class plan should be developed along with ensuring a short-term stability.

According to him, if these challenges are not properly addressed, the upcoming budget may fail to play an expected role in achieving the stability of the economy and sustaining growth.




Newly appointed District Council administrators meeting with the Prime Minister at night

BNP media cell member Shayrul Kabir Khan confirmed the matter to Yugantar.

On March 15, the government appointed administrators in 42 district councils, all of whom were involved in BNP politics, and this will be the first official meeting of the Prime Minister with the administrators after the appointment.

An administrator said on condition of anonymity that the Prime Minister will give various directions in the meeting.

He said he will talk about how to work effectively at the field level to implement the party election manifesto, which may also be discussed in the discussion of party activities, coordination with local administration and other issues.

Besides, the local government elections may also be discussed in the meeting, he said.