The government has been in a dilemma regarding the energy security of the country. At one hand it has a large amount pending dues in the middle eastern markets for energy which we had secured earlier while we are struggling to pay local Independent Power Providers and local gas supplier, i.e., Chev

What Bangladesh achieved in the last five decades, more so over the last 30 years or so, has been more than impressive. We have been stepping up our gross domestic product (GDP) growth rates every decade consistently since the independence, culminating to 6-7 per cent pre-pandemic. If we take the f

When this scribe joined Unilever Bangladesh back in 2000s, Chottogram, which was then spelled Chittagong, had only one restaurant that offered international cuisine and only one five-star hotel to accommodate guests. If that was the case in 2000s, I could only imagine how the situation was in 1960s