Business-Economy

March 10, 2025, 2:03 pm

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Dhaka Bank distributes power tillers in Belkuchi Road crash leaves 2 HSC examinees dead in Kurigram Bangladesh among countries facing widest gender gap in mobile money use: Report Tk13,200cr wiped out as BSEC strife roils market SSC examinee drowns in Padma River in Rajshahi GM Quader slams govt for deteriorating law and order Over 2 lakh tonnes maize yield likely in Jamalpur BSEC officials return to work, ending the work abstention WB delegation calls on Food Adviser Govt employees to get March salary, Eid bonus on March 23

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Government’s fiscal strategy: Balancing risks and growth

UNB, Dhaka: To mitigate fiscal risks, the Bangladesh government has adopted several strategies, including risk transfer and reduction, the creation of fiscal buffers, and diversification through various measures. However, further

‘Cattle Special Train’ to begin operation on 12 June

TDS Desk: The ‘Cattle Special Train’ service, dedicated to transporting sacrificial animals for the upcoming Eid-ul-Azha, is set to operate from 12 June to 14 June. The development came to

3rd tranche of IMF loan in June: FM

BSS: Finance Minister Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali on Sunday said the 3rd tranche of the loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) will be available this June. Mahmood Ali said

Tarash farmer invents new method of ginger farming

Planting on sacks gaining popularity Locals being interested to follow the style Sabbir Mirza from Tarash. Baharam Pramanik, a farmer of Nadosyedpur village in Tarash upazila of Sirajganj district, has

Eid-ul-Azha: 6.24 lakh sacrificial animals ready in Sirajganj

Sirajul Islam Shishir: Around 6.24 lakh sacrificial animals have remained ready in Sirajganj district centering the upcoming Eid-ul-Azha, one of the largest religious festivals of the Muslims. According to sources,

Bangladesh projects manageable external debt despite rising obligations

TDS Desk: The Finance Ministry expects external debt repayment to remain within tolerable limits over the next two fiscal years, thanks to the government’s efforts to diversify funding sources and