A new brand of Indian car, Tata Indigo CS, will hit Bangladesh market in the next two weeks instead of popular Nano minicar of Indian Tata Motors.
Nitol-Niloy Group, local distributor of the cars, confirmed an import deal of 300 cars initially to sell the vehicle here.
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Bangladesh’s high-growth mobile phone sector is buying into disaster risk reduction, and the cyclone-affected costal region stands to gain most, say government officials, aid workers and private sector sources.
By the beginning of 2012, the Disaster Management Bureau (DMB) will team up with the country’s largest mobile phone provider Grameenphone, and state-run mobile phone company Teletalk, to provide early warnings for cyclones and floods to all 14 coastal districts.
Bangladesh’s population stands at 150.5 million in 2011, according to a UN projection released on Wednesday, five-days ahead of when the world population is expected to reach 7 billion, ‘a milestone, but also a wake-up call.’
The UN Population Fund (UNFPA) in its annual flagship publication State of World Population 2011 also indicated the number of males and females at 76.2 million and 74.3 million respectively, and pegged the country’s annual population growth rate at 1.3 percent.
The country’s premier seaport is about to welcome a new chapter in operation as Chittagong Port Authority will start the computerised container terminal management system on a trial basis from tomorrow.
Both officials and users say the move will ultimately cut turn around time from three days to two days and the port activities will be organised in a coordinated way, which will increase the efficiency and capacity of the port.
Bangladesh’s Football Federation has defended its decision to charge at least $100 (£62) a ticket for a match between Argentina and Nigeria.
It says that it had to charge so much because the costs of staging the match – featuring World Player of the Year Lionel Messi – were so expensive.
Cricket is a highly popular sport of Bangladesh and it is passionately the point of discussion in many villages across the country. Bangladesh held the prestige of holding the World Cup at the start of the year, proving to the world that cricket in the country is serious business now. Bangladesh are pitted against top 9 Test playing countries of the world.
A UK-based power company plans to set up a solar panel manufacturing plant and a diesel-run power generator producing plant in Bangladesh to expand its business and help the country meet the soaring demand for energy, a top official said.
“My immediate plan is to do something quickly as Bangladesh is growing very fast and so the demand for solar energy products. I’m not going to wait,” said Steve Bandey, managing director of Transformers & Rectifiers Ltd (T&R).
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