Chittagong

Introduction Bangladesh is a developing country nevertheless the present day progress of this country is remarkable. According to World Bank’s development indicators, Bangladesh ranked 44th in the world economy. In spite of its economic progress, poverty remains a curse. By looking at the poverty headcount ratio of 43.3% as of 2010, we can still notice that most of the people are living under poverty line. Furthermore, the economic development of our country comes with an additional cost that is

Bangladesh a forward looking country, with connectivity well established regionally. This will definitely enhance the potential of having patronage from the regional countries to establish the Deep Sea Port in Bangladesh. (2) Geo graphical Location (3) Chittagong Hill Tracts (4) Connectivity with seven sisters (5)Maritime boarder (6)diversified culture Geo economic Geo economics related four factors Land, Labour, Capital ,Organization. Economics study efficient uses of scare resource. (1) Economic

Dhaka is a mega city. More than twelve million people live here. Day by day the number is increasing and most part of Dhaka is badly affected by the population growth. More than 7 hundred thousand rickshaws ply or the city road, but only 75 thousand have legal number. This huge number of rickshaws is creating traffic jam. From time to time attempts are made to reduce the number, but the initiative usually produces no results. The number of rickshaw pullers is huge. Almost there are no roads or streets

stupas embossed with Buddhist inscriptions. Museum is open Sunday-Friday and closed on Saturday. Bangladesh Academy for Rural Development (BARD) Established nearby in 1959 is known for its pioneering role in co-operative movement. Rangamati From Chittagong a 77 km road amidst green fields and winding hills will take you to Rangamati, the headquarter of Rangamati Hill District which is a wonderful repository of scenic splendours with flora and fauna of varied descriptions. The township is located

Chapter: 1 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Objective of the study 1.3 Methodology 1.4 Scopes 1.5 Limitations 1.1 Introduction Human Resource is a basic need of any work to be done. The internship report is all about recruitment and selection process that is an important part of any organization. Recruitment highlights each applicant’s skills, talents and experience. Their selection involves developing a list of qualified candidates, defining a selection strategy, identifying qualified candidates, thoroughly

CONTENT Unit-6: Education for Environmental Sustainability a) Meaning of sustainable development - Concept of environmental sustainability - Sustainable development from ecological perspective & biogeophysical perspective - Situation analysis: forest cover and conservation, bio-diversity, natural parts & wild life sanctuaries, availability of potable water, toilet

Literature review Definition of Migration International migration may be defined as movement of people from one country to another in order to take up employment, or establish residence or to seek refuge from persecution (IOM, 1993). Recognized authors (Appleyard, 1991; Rodgers, 1992; Abrar et.al., 2000) have categorized international migration into 6 broad categories. These are permanent settlers, documented or regular labour migrants, undocumented or irregular migrants, asylum seekers, recognized

My name is MD. Helal Uddin, a Bangladeshi by nationality. I have completed my graduation in the field of Chemistry from University of Chittagong (CU), Bangladesh. I obtained a CGPA 3.20 out of 4.00. I am interested to apply for a master's Degree program in Materials chemistry and minerolagy for the winter semester 2016. I have been interested in the sciences since my childhood, and this affection gradually increases day by day.When I was a college student I became more enthusiastic about chemistry

to combat this devastating ailment; however, every gruel kitchen ran out of rice to feed the citizens. Religious organizations mobilized groups to pick up and bury the dead bodies. At the time of Muhammed Yunus was teaching at the University of Chittagong where he served as the head of the economics department in the southeastern extremity of the country. According to Muhammed Yunus the famine was so horrid that, “the dead and the living began to look like,” (Yunus: Banker to the Poor, 1999). In

some countries like Egypt,Singapore,Russia is making a huge money through this system Transit Agreement between Bangladesh and India: Through Protocol on Inland Water Transit and Trade in 1972 (PIWTT) between India and Bangladesh, India was using Chittagong port for trade since then. For easier trade, India was demanding transit facilities from Bangladesh but the BNP government was not providing that facilities at their time.AfterAwami League came into power the request for transit became louder and