Bangladesh's 4122 Crore Taka housing project for Freedom Fighters - BD News Net

 The  Bangladesh government will build houses for widows and children of indigent freedom fighters, martyrs and late heroic freedom fighters. , the Executive Committee of the National Economic Council (ECNEC) has approved the project 'Construction of Housing for Indigent Freedom Fighters' at a cost of Taka 4,122.9 crore. Under the project, 30,000 'Bir Nibas' will be constructed for  freedom fighters in all Upazilas and metropolises of 64 districts.

The project was approved at an ECNEC meeting chaired by ECNEC chairperson and Bangladesh   Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at the NEC meeting room in the capital's Sher-e-Bangla Nagar on Tuesday. The Prime Minister participated in the meeting through a video conference from Ganobhaban.

A total of 6 projects were approved by ECNEC. This includes three new projects and three revised projects.

At the end of the meeting, Bangladesh  Planning Secretary Mohammad Zainul Bari gave details about the project in a press briefing.

He said the total cost of the project has been estimated at Tk 5,619.46 crore. Of this, the Bangladesh government will spend Tk 5,519.06 crore from its own funds, loan assistance from foreign sources will be Rs 56.52 crore and the implementing agency's own funding will be Tk 42.06 crore.

If the project 'Building Housing for Indigent Hero Freedom Fighters' is implemented, the social status of the indigent freedom fighters will be enhanced and their socio-economic condition will improve. 

Bangladesh  Planning Commission member Mamun Al Rashid said in response to a question, "Earlier our plan was to build 14,000 'Bir Nibas'." But now we have decided to build 30,000 'Bir Nibas' as a gift from the Prime Minister on the occasion of Mujib Year and 50 years of independence.

Bangladesh  The Ministry of Liberation War Affairs, Deputy Commissioner's Office (Metropolitan Concern) and Upazila Nirbahi Officer's Office will implement the project from January 2021 to June 2023.

Planning Secretary Zainul Bari said the Prime Minister has again instructed the concerned officials to complete the work of the project within the stipulated time while maintaining the quality of work.

ECNEC approved Bangladesh  Ministry of Social Welfare's 'Construction of Sports Complex for People with Special Needs' project at a cost of Tk 448.54 crore. The project will be implemented from July 2019 to June 2023.

The Bangladesh  Local Government Department's 'Rural Infrastructure Development in Pirojpur District' project has been approved at a cost of Tk 600 crore. The project will be implemented from January 2021 to June 2025.

Among the revised projects, the Bangladesh  Local Government Department's project 'Road widening and development from Rajshahi Kalpana Cinema Hall to Talaimari Junction' has been approved as the first amendment. The original cost of the project was Tk 184.19 crore and today after revision it is Tk 126.50 crore. As a result, the cost of the project has increased by Tk 36.70 crore.

The Bangladesh  Ministry of Water Resources has approved the first amendment of the project 'Protection of right bank of Padma river in Jajira and Naria upazilas of Shariatpur district'. The cost of the project has been increased by Tk 319.96 crore in the amendment. Now the total cost of the project stands at Tk 1,417.19 crore.

The second amendment of the 'Construction of New 132/33 KV and 33/1 KV Substation Under DPDC' project of the Power Department has been approved. The cost of the project has been increased by Tk 92.25 crore in the second amendment. As a result of the second amendment, the cost of the project now stands at Tk 2,469.94 crore.

Dr Muhammad Yunus sought an unconditional apology from the Bangladesh High Court

 Nobel laureate economist and chairman of Grameen Telecom Dr Muhammad Yunus accused of contempt of court for not implementing the order to reinstate 36 employees of Grameen Telecom. Muhammad Yunus and Grameen Telecom Managing Director Ashraful Hasan have sought an unconditional apology from the High Court. The court then excused them from personal appearance.

Nobel Peace Prize-winning economist Dr. Grameen Telecom on February 18 for not implementing the court order regarding the recruitment of staff. The High Court summoned Muhammad Yunus and Grameen Telecom managing director Ashraful Hasan. They were asked to appear in court at 11 a.m. on Tuesday. At the same time, the court issued a rule as to why no punitive action will be taken against them for not implementing the court order.

 Bangladesh High Court Justice on Tuesday Mojibur Rahman Mia and Justice. A bench comprising Kamrul Hossain Mollah passed the order.

At the same time, the rule on re-employment of Grameen Telecom employees has been fixed for hearing on April 22 after the Supreme Court's vacation.

Grameen Telecom and Dr Muhammad Yunus in court today. Barrister Rukan Uddin Mahmud was in favor of Yunus. He was accompanied by Barrister Mostafizur Rahman Khan. Deputy Attorney General Barrister Nowroz was on behalf of the state. Russell Chowdhury. Advocate Md. Was a lawyer for the employee. Yusuf Ali. 

Dr Muhammad Yunus "We have complied with the court order," said Muhammad Yunus' lawyer. 36 people of Grameen Telecom are getting salary.

The plaintiffs' lawyer then said it was not true.

Later the court said. Muhammad Yunus and Ashraful Hasan were excused from personal attendance. At the same time, he fixed April 22 for the hearing.

 

Bangladesh Health DG about Corona lockdown

 Coronavirus infections are on the rise in the country. The number of diagnoses and deaths has increased over the past few days. In this situation, there is no need to give a lockdown in the country, said the Director General of the Department of Health, Prof. ABM Khurshid Alam .

We have not been given any instructions for a strict lockdown," he told reporters at the health department on Tuesday. However, the previous health rules were followed more and more, and there was talk of promoting them.

"We have been instructed - to avoid crowds in restaurants, transport, to mask everyone, not to crowd people in tourist centers."

He said the meeting was instructed on what the Department of Health should do to prevent coronavirus infection.

The DG of health said that the most importance has been given to making wearing of mask compulsory. We have been instructed to seek the help of law enforcement agencies if necessary.

Towards the end of 2019, the first coronavirus was detected in Wuhan, China, and then gradually spread around the world. Corona was first identified on March 7 in Bangladesh. The first death occurred on 17 March. At that time many countries went to lockdown as corona infection was increasing all over the world. Bangladesh was given lockdown even though it was late. Lockdown lasts for 7 days in a row. All offices, courts, business establishments, educational institutions, mills, shops and places of worship were closed and vehicles were banned. People are advised to stay at home. 16 crore people of the country are also under house arrest .

The plan was to divide the country into red, yellow and green zones to control the spread of the virus, and to impose lockdown restrictions according to the situation. The system was also piloted in a few areas. But later it did not go ahead. 

The number of people infected with coronavirus in the country has increased to 5 lakh 60 thousand 6 people. So far 6,597 people have died from this diseas

Alcohol in Bangladesh

 

Alcohol use in Bangladesh is limited and regulated. According to data released by the World Bank in 2015, Bangladesh has the lowest alcohol consumption in Asia.

History 

The first distillery of Bangladesh was established in 18 AD. It was founded by an Englishman named Robert Russell Keru. Which is now known as Keru & Company Bangladesh Limited . It was nationalized by the Bangladesh government in 1973.The distillery is a part of Darshana Sugar Mill and operates under the Bangladesh Sugar and Food Industries Corporation . Keru & Company is the only one of the 15 sugar mills in Bangladesh that does not have to count losses. Almost all of its profits come from the distillery unit here. The distillery produces whiskey, gin, brandy, crackout, rum and vodka.

In 2003, the Bangladesh government gave a license to Jamuna Distillery Limited of Jamuna Group to produce alcoholic beverages. Jamuna Distillery Limited is the first private company in Bangladesh to get a license to produce alcohol. In 2009, Jamuna Hunter brand beer was brought to Bangladesh

Law 

According to the law of Bangladesh, a drink containing more than 0.5% alcohol will be considered as an alcoholic beverage. Government permission is required for the marketing, storage and transportation of alcohol. One must have legal permission to drink alcohol. Muslims need a medical certificate to be allowed to drink alcohol. The letter of action should be taken from an associate professor or civil surgeon of the medical college.

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Asiatic Society of Bangladesh

 

Asiatic Society of Bangladesh Bangladesh is a non-political and non-profit research organization. The Asiatic Society of Pakistan was established in 1952 . When Bangladesh became independent in 1972, its name was changed to Asiatic Society of Bangladesh. Mr. Ahmed Hasan Dani , a world renowned Archaeologist and Archaeologist played a pivotal role in the establishment of this institution . Others among the founders are: Mr. Mohammad Shahidullah, ABM Habibullah, Abdul Halim, and many more. The founders wanted it to serve as a research institute specifically for Asia .The society is housed in Nimtali,Old Dhaka. 

The society's publications include:

• Banglapedia, the National Encyclopedia of Bangladesh (edition 2, 2012)
• Encyclopedia of Flora and Fauna of Bangladesh (2010, 28 volumes)
• Cultural Survey of Bangladesh, a documentation of the country's cultural history, tradition and heritage (2008, 12 volumes)
• Children’s Banglapedia, a three-volume version of Banglapedia for children
• History of Bangladesh (1704-1971) (3 volumes)

History 

Sir William Jones, the then Judge of the Calcutta High Court , founded an organization called The Asiatic Society on 15 January 184  to study the people and nature of Asia . He envisioned the establishment of an association to conduct systematic research on Asia in general and South Asia in particular, and Jones' proposal to establish a regular body for the study of Oriental Studies received strong support from other Fort William colleagues. 1784 On January 15 Thirty like-minded European personalities met in a meeting of the Grand Jury of the Calcutta Supreme Court and accepted Jones' proposal to establish an Asiatic Society. The organization was named The Asiatic Society and was elected the first president of William Jones. 

Bangladesh Department of Archeology

 

The Department of Archeology of Bangladesh is a state agency of Bangladesh. The agency maintains and regulates the state's archeological monuments in accordance with the Archaeological Act of 1974. Activities have been conducted from the headquarters at Agargaon in Dhaka since 2005. The chief executive of this department is called the director-general.

History 

In 181, during the British rule, this organization was started under the name of Archaeological Survey of India. After the independence of Bangladesh in 1971, its office was established in Dhaka . In 1973, through divisional reorganization, regional offices were established in 4 divisions including the head office in Dhaka. Besides, there are 20 archeological museums in the department. The department works to restore history and preserve and exhibit renovated architectural structures through the discovery of ancient cultural symbols scattered in remote areas of the country.

Activities of Department of Archeology

The Department of Archeology of Bangladesh works on the maintenance of archeological monuments in Bangladesh, including compiling a list of them. At present (June 2018) there are 501 preserved antiquities under this department. Notable among them are Mahasthangarh , Mainamati , Paharpur Buddhist Monastery , Sitakot Monastery , Kantjir Temple , Chhota Sona Mosque , Sixty Dome Mosque , Vasubihar , Bihar and Barbazar , Lalbagh Fort . Among them, Paharpur Buddhist Monastery and Sixty Domes Mosque have got the status of World Heritage Sites . 

Museums 

At present there are a total of 20 museums under the Department of Archeology of Bangladesh. 

Dhaka Division:

• Lalbagh Museum
• Baliati Museum
• Mymensingh Museum

Rajshahi Division:

• Paharpur Museum
• Archaeological Museum, Mahasthan
• Rabindra Kuthibari Museum
• Patisar Museum
• Chalan Beel Museum

Rangpur Division:

• Tajhat Palace Museum

Khulna Division:

• Khulna Divisional Museum
• Bagerhat Museum
• Shilaidaha Kuthibari Museum
• M.M. Dutt Bari Museum
• Rabindra Complex, Dakkhindihi

Chittagong Division:

• Mainamati Museum
• Ethnological Museum, Chittagong

Barisal Division:

• Sher-e-Bangla Sriti Museum

Bangladesh Tea Research Institute

 

Bangladesh Tea Research Institute (BTRI) is an autonomous institution under the Bangladesh Tea Board 

Background  

The Pakistan Tea Board established a tea research station in East Pakistan in 1952 . After the independence of Bangladesh in 1973, the Bangladesh government upgraded the station to a research institute.  Srimangal is the oldest tea research center in the subcontinent after Assam in India . Which attracts a lot of tourists. 

Formation	1973
Headquarters	Sreemangal, Maulvibazar District, Sylhet, Bangladesh
Region served	Bangladesh
Official language	Bengali
Website	Bangladesh Tea Research Institute

Bangladesh Tea Research Institute is one of the 10 national institutes included in the Bangladesh National Agricultural Research System (NURS) . This organization has 4 sub-centers all over the country. Of subcenters

• In 1 Kaliti of Moulvibazar district ,
• 1 in Sylhet city,
• 1 in Fatikchhari of Chittagong district and last established in 2001
• 1 is located at Tetulia in Panchagarh district of North Bengal .

Map of Bangladesh Tea Research Institute

Research Division 

BTRI has 6 research departments. The research departments are: - 1. Soil chemistry , II. Botany, 3. Agriculture, 4. Entomology , 5. Plant pathology, 6. Biochemistry , 6. Engineering , 6. Statistics and economics. This institute is equivalent to other tea research institutes in the world.

Innovation 

The technology and scientific research-knowledge and experience invented by the tea scientists of BTRI is contributing to the progress and development of the tea industry. Tea scientists have so far developed 16 high yielding and attractive quality clones from BT-1 to BT-16. Tea scientists have officially released the latest high-yielding improved clone 'BT-16'. In addition, tea scientists have relentlessly researched and invented a perclonal seed variety including 4 biclonal seedlings BTS-1, BTS-2, BTS-3, BTS-4 with a few generative clones.

The famous Satkara pickle or fish - meat of Sylhet region is very popular in this region. This time tea is being made with this delicious citrus fruit. In the meantime, researchers have created 'Satkara Cha' to make this popular fruit of Sylhet popular all over the country. The color of the tea will be a lot of orange . This tea is made by combining seven leaves with tea leaves. Khandaker Shahjahan, General Manager, Bangladesh Tea Research Institute (BTRI), Srimangal, has invented the new tea himself.  He has made 'Silver Tea' in addition to Satkara Tea. He said

Satkara is a popular citrus fruit in the greater Sylhet region. I have been trying for three months to make tea from this fruit thinking about the popularity of the people.

Satkara tea level has also been made. Its branding name will be Satkara Tea, Bangladesh Tea. In the meantime he has made Orthodox (original tea) in addition to silver tea. That tea was made half a century ago. The characteristics of this tea are- liqueur is lighter, more flavorful. He is also trying to make diabetic tea

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