Various attempts have been made to address the inconvenience of non-technical losses of electricity but none of them has proved to be completely successful in Bangladesh so far. Recently, Bangladesh Government has initiated ...

Jamdani is a traditional fine fabric produced around Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. Though produced and found in several parts of the country as well as in neighboring country also, it is commonly known as Dhakai ...

The study strived to investigate present job performance of graduates in Bangladesh and compare the same between public and private universities mainly based on primary data. 29 executives of 21 commercial banks and some ...

Rapid changes of technology will be affected our employments because we are living in a era where low cost & high productivity is main objective. The primary objective of the paper is ending poverty by sustainable future ...

As a solution to the problem of non-technical losses of electricity, Bangladesh Government has taken an initiative to install pre-paid meters in every household or organization throughout the country. As it is a new ...

The garment industry of Bangladesh has been the key revenue generating sector for the last couple of years. At present, the country generated about $28.4 billion worth of products in the fiscal year 2017 by exporting ...

Students are now getting conscious of ecological matters as well as eager to buy ecofriendly products. In this age of digital civilization, the electronic products are generating massive amount of hazardous waste which ...

Poor education quality of government primary school (GPS) has a negative impact in the long run on destitute people in terms of economy and social disparity. This paper is to explore the rationality behind applying Human ...

This paper is an output of the study on performance of the terracotta business sector in Bangladesh: challenges, opportunities and policy options. The main objective of the study is to assess the viability of terracotta ...

Bangladesh is one of the top jute producing countries in the world. There was a time when 90% of foreign currency income of Bangladesh came from the jute & jute product. Unfortunately at present foreign currency income of ...