Priyam Paul

Handover troubles? Act wisely

Legal issues between developers and landowners or buyers can arise at any stage of a real estate project, often leading to tension during the handover process.

3w ago

Housing boom along the Padma bridge

Rapid industrialization, centered around the bridge and transport corridor, has further fueled local housing demand.

3w ago

Unlocking International Pathways

Students aspiring to pursue higher education abroad typically transfer their expenses—such as university or college admission fees, tuition, and accommodation costs—through local banks. To facilitate these transactions, a foreign currency transaction file, commonly referred to as a ‘student file,’ must be opened at the bank. Banks can open these files across their authorised dealer (AD) branches.

4w ago

From ‘71 to ‘24: A People United for Justice

This year, December 16 arrives with a distinctly different ambiance. It holds greater significance than in previous years, when the day was marked with traditional observances.

1m ago

Martyrs of Freedom

Over fifty years ago, during the final days of the 1971 war, a significant number of intellectuals—professors, doctors, journalists, and others—were brutally murdered just before the fall of Dhaka, when the Pakistani-occupied forces and their collaborators were on the verge of surrendering.

1m ago

The flavour of change: Edible Oils in Bangladeshi Kitchens

Edible oil is an essential component of the Bangladeshi diet, with consumption steadily increasing as the nation transitions from a lower-income to a higher-income economy, driven by enhanced purchasing power.

1m ago

Bridging Gaps, Building Trust: How Bangladesh’s Banks Are Powering Progress

The banking sector in Bangladesh has played a pivotal role in the country’s economic progress, driving its transition from a lower-middle-income economy to an aspiring upper-middle-income one.

1m ago

Remembering a legacy of opposition, a vision of independence

After the liberation of Bangladesh, Bhashani continued to exert significant influence by holding the ruling Awami League accountable on critical issues such as drafting the constitution and addressing the food crisis.

2m ago
December 25, 2024
December 25, 2024

Housing boom along the Padma bridge

Rapid industrialization, centered around the bridge and transport corridor, has further fueled local housing demand.

December 25, 2024
December 25, 2024

Handover troubles? Act wisely

Legal issues between developers and landowners or buyers can arise at any stage of a real estate project, often leading to tension during the handover process.

December 23, 2024
December 23, 2024

Unlocking International Pathways

Students aspiring to pursue higher education abroad typically transfer their expenses—such as university or college admission fees, tuition, and accommodation costs—through local banks. To facilitate these transactions, a foreign currency transaction file, commonly referred to as a ‘student file,’ must be opened at the bank. Banks can open these files across their authorised dealer (AD) branches.

December 16, 2024
December 16, 2024

From ‘71 to ‘24: A People United for Justice

This year, December 16 arrives with a distinctly different ambiance. It holds greater significance than in previous years, when the day was marked with traditional observances.

December 14, 2024
December 14, 2024

Martyrs of Freedom

Over fifty years ago, during the final days of the 1971 war, a significant number of intellectuals—professors, doctors, journalists, and others—were brutally murdered just before the fall of Dhaka, when the Pakistani-occupied forces and their collaborators were on the verge of surrendering.

December 2, 2024
December 2, 2024

The flavour of change: Edible Oils in Bangladeshi Kitchens

Edible oil is an essential component of the Bangladeshi diet, with consumption steadily increasing as the nation transitions from a lower-income to a higher-income economy, driven by enhanced purchasing power.

December 1, 2024
December 1, 2024

Bridging Gaps, Building Trust: How Bangladesh’s Banks Are Powering Progress

The banking sector in Bangladesh has played a pivotal role in the country’s economic progress, driving its transition from a lower-middle-income economy to an aspiring upper-middle-income one.

November 17, 2024
November 17, 2024

Remembering a legacy of opposition, a vision of independence

After the liberation of Bangladesh, Bhashani continued to exert significant influence by holding the ruling Awami League accountable on critical issues such as drafting the constitution and addressing the food crisis.

October 31, 2024
October 31, 2024

Islamic Banking in Bangladesh

Over the past four decades, Islamic banking has firmly established itself as a significant financial sector in Bangladesh, operating in accordance with Islamic principles and providing a secure platform for transactions.

October 30, 2024
October 30, 2024

The Transformation of Bangladesh’s Detergent Market

The evolution of detergents in Bangladesh has been remarkable, transforming the way people approach laundry by providing convenient solutions that ensure the careful washing of clothes while maintaining fabric quality.