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Haradhan Ganguly

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Mr. Haradhan Ganguly is a freelance contributor

Definitely it is job-rich growth but not commensurate with target

Haradhan Ganguly

Our economic growth rate is expected to hit 7.65 per cent in the current financial year, supported by industrial and agricultural sectors. Our planning minister informed us. The gross income per head of the country is also expected to pick up by 8.82 per cent to USD 1752 in the financial year (FY) 2017-18 from ...

Developing country status: Those sound much

Haradhan Ganguly

Prevailing reality enables us to ascertain what is to be done. If the reality is misjudged or undervalued the things get happened opposite which we do not desire. But, if coming or would be reality is comprehended well there is a possibility to make a history of success and of defying fear and hesitation. The ...

Ensure women's financial advancement

Haradhan Ganguly

Your mother is caring. My mother is also caring too. Definitely every mother is caring. Every sister is caring. But how much they are paid for their household works. What a laughing stock it is! My mother's affection, my sister's feelings are above all quantity measurement. Since total issue is mingled with emotional attachment. But ...

Indian proposal of joint partnership

Cooperation must precede level playing field

Haradhan Ganguly

In the bilateral trade relation with Bangladesh, India proposed coordinated joint partnership in a recent meeting held between trade secretaries of Bangladesh and India. India thinks only "free trade agreements" (FTA), which as modus operandi are running, will not be sufficient for having a dynamic breakthrough in bilateral trade relation. India's proposal will have an ...

SOBs should run after second option, the bond market

Haradhan Ganguly

A good proposal the bosses of some state owned banks (SOB) gave to banking division of finance ministry in the wake of the ministry's decision to recapitalize SOB's again. They said, SOBs provide nearly 40 types of services to people on behalf of government without charging any fees. If the government allows them to charge ...

PM should intervene to save banks

Haradhan Ganguly

Getting credit is a right to all, provided ones' has credit worthiness. Two plus two equal to four like enumeration can give you right answer and hence bank loan in private sector hitting nearly 19 per cent superseding the target 16.2 per cent is solace to many. But reality tells other thing. Anon Tex Group ...

Bangladesh starts journey to a new birth

Graduation from LDC: a cost-benefit approach

Haradhan Ganguly

Bangladesh starts journey to a new birth

In March this year the United Nations is going to announce Bangladesh's graduation process from LDC status as the country is maintaining better economic and social indicators for three required trajectories. Bangabandhu in his historic 7th March speech in a thunderous voice declared "this struggle is a struggle for emancipation, this struggle is a struggle ...

Outweighing consumer loan

SME is neglected, manufacturing overlooked

Haradhan Ganguly

Undaunted policy of Bangladesh Bank to channel more money to productive sectors is supposed to be facing challenge. You believe or not a strongly grown up middle class are now using consumer- financing schemes launched by commercial banks to whet their appetite for cars, motorbikes, air-conditioners, refrigerators and televisions. Even they are going abroad as ...

Question of teacher's morality

Reality behind rhetoric

Haradhan Ganguly

Some electronic media were busy with programmes on teacher's morality during the past few weeks. Some known talkers and retired education officers including a secretary were loud in giving sermon on teachers that they should have high moral value in their profession. Their undaunted way of presentation and advice definitely enchanted anyone who things it ...

New Year's hope for Bangladesh-India economic relationship

Haradhan Ganguly

Nearly hundred percent waiver of duty or duty free entrance of our exports to India is a unique ovation of real friendliness that grew through bondage of stinted blood during our Liberation War. Its unique contribution to our infrastructural development particularly to railway sectors by line credit is reflecting the essence of political goodwill for ...