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Bangladesh's shipbuilding industry booming
Bangladesh's shipbuilding industry booming
Bangladesh serves as the last port of call for ageing ships throughout the world. But alongside some of the world's biggest ship breakers, there is a boom in shipbuilding in the country. The global economic crisis has meant many shipping companies have cancelled their big orders, so the yards of Bangladesh are building smaller and cheaper ships instead. Al Jazeera's Nicolas Haque reports from the southern port city of Chittagong.
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News report 12- State of agriculture in Bangladesh in forty years (Poultry industry)
News report 12- State of agriculture in Bangladesh in forty years (Poultry industry)
The 16 news stories will be uploaded. Starting from the first one until the last one ie 16, the stories will evoke the the states the agriculture sector underwent for the last forty years, since 1971, the year of our liberation. The stories are scripted by Aditya Shaheen, Coordinated by Zahir Munna, Planned by Shykh Seraj and Edited by Azimur Rahman Milton. The reports are only for Bengali viewers, listeners and speakers.
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Shipbuilding Industry in Bangladesh.wmv
Shipbuilding Industry in Bangladesh.wmv
Shipbuilding Industry in Bangladesh
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Bangladesh Garment Industry Going Strong YouTube
Bangladesh Garment Industry Going Strong YouTube
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Bangladesh; Your IT destination
Bangladesh; Your IT destination
The success of the Communications & Information Technology industry has prompted many relevant associations to evolve to pro-vide focal points for entrepreneurs and foreign investors. The government of Bangladesh has declared the ICT sector as 'thrust' sector. The creation of a separate Ministry for Communications & Information Technology (Ministry of Science and Information & Communication Technology ), formulating favorable laws and initiating government IT projects are encouraging steps for the local/international investors in the Bangladesh ICT industry.
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ITC's NTF II Programme: Discover Bangladesh, the next global sourcing destination
ITC's NTF II Programme: Discover Bangladesh, the next global sourcing destination
NTFII Bangladesh, with the financial support of the Dutch CBI, supports B2B matchmaking events in Europe to facilitate the development of new business linkages between Bangladeshi IT & ITES companies and potential partners and clients in Europe. The Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) and the Bangladesh Association of Software and Information Services (BASIS) are the project counterparts in Dhaka.
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Bangladesh Magazine FI-Fashion Industry shoot behind the scene - Copy.MOV
Bangladesh Magazine FI-Fashion Industry shoot behind the scene - Copy.MOV
shoot @ Adnan's studio @ baridhara dohs road 4 bangladesh. weardrove-sarees by Mahmudul Hasan Mukul choreography-Mahmudul Hasan Mukul.
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Rituporna Sengupta & Raima Sen Speak to Bangladeshi Fans
Rituporna Sengupta & Raima Sen Speak to Bangladeshi Fans
Shehzeen Choudhury speaks to two popular Bengali actresses - Rituporna Sengupta and Raima Sen. Watch their interviews to see what messages they have to give to their fans in Bangladesh. A Production of Hello America, Voice of America, for NTV
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IFC Cleaner-Production Initiative Yields Significant Savings for Textile Factories in Bangladesh
IFC Cleaner-Production Initiative Yields Significant Savings for Textile Factories in Bangladesh
IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, and its partners have helped textile factories in Bangladesh save $1 million and reduce water consumption by 75 million liters under a cleaner-production initiative that is designed to make the country's garment industry more sustainable and globally competitive. Working with the Dutch organization Solidaridad and six leading garment-industry buyers, IFC brought in global and regional experts to deliver hands-on knowledge and experience to local consultants. The initiative was introduced by SouthAsia Enterprise Development Facility, which is managed by IFC, in partnership with the UK Department for International Development and the Norwegian Agency for Development Co-operation. Key international buyers participating in the program included H&M, KappAhl, Lindex, Mothercare, Levi's, and WE Fashions. IFC has rolled out the initiative at 12 factories so far, and preliminary results show that the implementation of clean and resource-efficient production methods there yielded significant savings. Estimates show that if the industry's 1700 textile wet-processing units adopt cleaner production measures, they can save up to $70 million and 10.5 billion liters of water per year—in a country where 31 million people do not have access to clean water. Leading European and American clothing brands that procure their merchandise from Bangladesh are also optimistic about rolling out the initiative across the country's garment industry. Promoting <b>...</b>
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BDeshTV USA : Ankara Turkey : Bangladesh Industries Minister Dilip Barua talks to BDeshTV
BDeshTV USA : Ankara Turkey : Bangladesh Industries Minister Dilip Barua talks to BDeshTV
by ... MAINUL ISLAM NASIM www.bdeshtv.com
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Bangladeshi Game at Mona Food Industries .wmv
Bangladeshi Game at Mona Food Industries .wmv
In the occasion of annual picnic and sports in Mona Food industries
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Ajker Bangladesh: The Wealth of Cotton - March 21, 2012
Ajker Bangladesh: The Wealth of Cotton - March 21, 2012
With India's recent ban of cotton export, what is the government planning to do to maintain cotton supply for our industries? What kind of pressure is this putting on the readymade garments sector? How feasible will it be to use locally grown cotton and fabrics for the readymade garments sector? Studio Guests: Centre for Policy Dialogue Executive Director Mustafizur Rahman, Bangladesh Garments Manufacturers and Export Association former president, Anwar-Ul-Alam Chowdhury Parvez, and Peninsula Fishing Ltd Md Monowarul Hoque
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Murky Waters: Shrimp Farming in Bangladesh
Murky Waters: Shrimp Farming in Bangladesh
An Earth Focus exclusive: the corrupt practices, human rights abuses, and environmental degradation caused by the shrimp industry are exposed in an original investigative report by the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation. Find out how shrimp from Bangladesh, exposed to pesticides and injected with dirty water, may be toxic to your health.
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Ajker Bangladesh: The Medicine Business - 27 Mar 2012
Ajker Bangladesh: The Medicine Business - 27 Mar 2012
Pharmaceuticals have increased the price of locally produced medicines, the main cause being the increase in essentials' prices. They also have to deal with the competition from international drug companies This means basic prescription drugs will soon be out of the affordability range for people at the grassroot level. What is the government doing to keep the price of medicines under control? Is it possible to subsidise the raw materials needed by the drug companies? What is being planned on the government and non-government sides for the pharmaceutical industry? In studio guests: Beximco Pharmaceuticals Managing Director Nazmul Hassan Papon, Bangladesh Pharmacy Council Vice President Subhash Singh Roy, and the Minister for Health and Family Welfare, FM Ruhul Haque.
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Heera Bangladesh Model Shoot behind the scene FI-Fashion INdustry Magazine
Heera Bangladesh Model Shoot behind the scene FI-Fashion INdustry Magazine
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Selima Ahmad: More Than Microenterprise
Selima Ahmad: More Than Microenterprise
Selima Ahmad is founder and president of the Bangladesh Women Chamber of Commerce & Industry. Ms. Ahmad has worked with numerous trade organizations, including the Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Bangladesh Automobile Assemblers and Manufacturers Association, and the Bangladesh Handicraft Manufacturers and Exporters Association. In the private sector, Ms. Ahmad currently serves as Vice Chair of the Nitol-Niloy Group. She has held various top management positions in a number of companies, particularly in the areas of Finance and Human Resources, such as Nitol Motors Ltd, Nitol Cement Industries Ltd, Capital Services Ltd, Central Properties Ltd, and Fidelity Assets & Securities Co. Ltd.
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Bangladesh leather trade's toxic cost
Bangladesh leather trade's toxic cost
Bangladesh's booming leather industry brought in more than $460 million in revenue last year. But the human cost is also high, with many workers suffer from diseases related to exposure to the fumes of a toxic chemical called Chromium. Chromium is banned in most countries because of its devastating effects on the human body, including causing cancer. Al Jazeera's Nicolas Haque reports from the tanneries in the capital, Dhaka.
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Ajker Bangladesh: Improving Bangla Films, Mar 1 2012
Ajker Bangladesh: Improving Bangla Films, Mar 1 2012
Quality Bangla Cinema: What makes a good film? Is there a link between the actors' presence and popularity of the film? What are the stumbling blocks preventing the making of a good film? Where is the film industry's future going in the hands of new filmmakers? Guests present: Filmmaker Nurul Alam Atik, television drama director Ridwan Rony, actor Nirob and actor Kusum Sikdar
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PURNIMA BANGLADESHI ACTRESS BANGLA CINEMA BEAUTY VIDEO (1)
PURNIMA BANGLADESHI ACTRESS BANGLA CINEMA BEAUTY VIDEO (1)
Purnima (actress) - Purnima is an Bangladeshi popular film actress.[1] Born 1981 in chittagong, Bangladesh. Her family name is Rita. The year was 1997. A new actress was in search for Motiur Rahman Panu's movie "E Jibon Tomar Amar", director Zakir Hossain was busy in searching a new face for the movie. At last, he got to know about Purnima from his journalist friend and having seen Purnima's killing smile at her house, he immediately selected Purnima for the movie "E Jibon Tomar Amar" Film career Purnima's Coming into Bengali Cinema. Leading, popular and romantic actress of Dhaka cinema, Purnima's coming into the film industry was like searching a princes in dream; as if thinking of the princess, getting her address, going there and coming with her. A big gap was created in her career because of her absence in the film industry for a year due to her being busy in her personal life. However, after the success of her recently released movie "Khomotar Gorom", she got back her popularity in Dhaka film industry. Purnima's first film was E Jibon Tomar Amar(1997), which was released when she was in the ninth grade.[non-primary source needed] Her most successful film to date is Moner Majhe Tumi (2003), which was co-produced by[clarification needed] both Bangladesh and India and is the most successful commercial film ever in Bangladesh.[citation needed] In 2004, she appeared in Megher Pare Megh, directed by Chashi Nazrul Islam. The story is based upon Liberation War of Bangladesh <b>...</b>
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PURNIMA BANGLADESHI ACTRESS BANGLA CINEMA BEAUTY VIDEO (2)
PURNIMA BANGLADESHI ACTRESS BANGLA CINEMA BEAUTY VIDEO (2)
Purnima (actress) - Purnima is an Bangladeshi popular film actress.[1] Born 1981 in chittagong, Bangladesh. Her family name is Rita. The year was 1997. A new actress was in search for Motiur Rahman Panu's movie "E Jibon Tomar Amar", director Zakir Hossain was busy in searching a new face for the movie. At last, he got to know about Purnima from his journalist friend and having seen Purnima's killing smile at her house, he immediately selected Purnima for the movie "E Jibon Tomar Amar" Film career Purnima's Coming into Bengali Cinema. Leading, popular and romantic actress of Dhaka cinema, Purnima's coming into the film industry was like searching a princes in dream; as if thinking of the princess, getting her address, going there and coming with her. A big gap was created in her career because of her absence in the film industry for a year due to her being busy in her personal life. However, after the success of her recently released movie "Khomotar Gorom", she got back her popularity in Dhaka film industry. Purnima's first film was E Jibon Tomar Amar(1997), which was released when she was in the ninth grade.[non-primary source needed] Her most successful film to date is Moner Majhe Tumi (2003), which was co-produced by[clarification needed] both Bangladesh and India and is the most successful commercial film ever in Bangladesh.[citation needed] In 2004, she appeared in Megher Pare Megh, directed by Chashi Nazrul Islam. The story is based upon Liberation War of Bangladesh <b>...</b>
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Bangladeshi news.VOB
Bangladeshi news.VOB
WALTON has established first multi-staged refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner, motorcycle, LCD, LED & CRT TV manufacturing industries in Bangladesh. WALTON, the highest selling brand in this region has been emerged as a new sensation in the world of electronics, electrical & automobiles industries globally. In Bangladesh establishment of Walton HIL & other sister concerns to manufacture refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner, motorcycle, LCD, LED & CRT TV etc. is a milestone in the path of glorious success & reputation of the brand WALTON. All the manufacturing industries have introduced first advanced research and manufacturing technologies and equipments for the manufacturing & development of the products.


































