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CUET students propose solution to combat river erosion at ACI Spring Convention Labiba Kabir Labiba Kabir
River erosion is a pressing issue in our country. The Padma River s water constantly shifts and transforms the shape of the river, which is eventually eating away at its bank. To minimise the damage, the river is sometimes governed by sandbags and concrete blocks made from cement but that is far from a solution, as it imposes threat to the environment by increasing the emission of carbon dioxide.
To ensure an eco-friendly and more sustainable solution to it, CUETX, a team of eight students from the Civil Engineering Department of from Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology, (CUET), proposed a sustainable and cost-effective solution, and showed that it is possible to make concrete blocks using industrial, construction and demolition waste like fly ash, slag, and brick dust. They named the element made from these rec
BSEC forms board of directors to revive defunct United Airways
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Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has taken the initiative to revive operations of United Airways, a private airlines.
As part of this, BSEC today reorganised the board of directors of the now defunct airlines with Kazi Wahidul Alam, an aviation expert and editor of Bangladesh Monitor, an aviation and tourism based weekly magazine, as its chairman.
Tasbirul Alam Chowdhury has been removed as the head of the board of directors of United Airways, which was listed with the BSEC in 2010.
Other members in the reorganised board of directors are M Sadiqul Islam, professor, department of finance, Dhaka University, Maskudur Rahman Sarkar, ATM Nazrul Islam, Professor Badruzzaman Bhuiyan, department of Tourism and Hospitality Management, DU, Muhammad Yunus, director of Bangladesh Chamber of Industries and Muhammad
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Published: 20 Jan 2021 10:39 AM BdST
Updated: 20 Jan 2021 10:39 AM BdST The new rules stipulate a new condition that an investor must have a minimum of Tk 20,000 investment in the secondary market to apply for IPO shares. The market regulator says the new system aims to encourage long-term investment.
The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission has changed the IPO rules to scrap the lottery system. That means the shares will be distributed among all applicants in a proportionate rate from April under the new rules. );
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Why has the SEC chosen this system? Market analysts say the new system will augur well for the stock market by preventing irrational share price hikes.