Was 2014 the year technology and social media took over activism?
Have you ever thought about where the products you use everyday come from?
CONSIDERING how difficult it is to establish truly global brands, the tragic event made the task even more difficult.
Many businesses forget that human interaction is the foundation of all institutions. Individuals make a family unit which collectively creates a neighbourhood which then builds a town and so on and so forth till nations come into being forming the world that we inhabit today.
BANGLADESH'S recent socio-economic progress has attracted wide attention globally. In an article, the editor of The Telegraph, India reflected on how Bangladesh has weathered all odds and is now able to proudly move forward. He compared Bangladesh's achievements to that of his native state, West Bengal and lamented how the latter was falling behind.
Abook published a decade ago by the United Nations (2005) titled “Public Enterprises: Unresolved challenges and new opportunities” stated that the performance of public enterprises is determined 80 percent by the system, 16 percent by the leadership and only four percent by rest of the staff.
First of all it must be admitted that we have been able to formulate and work out an Education Policy after decades of polemics.
In an article for The Daily Star, I had written:“A new National Education Policy was announced by the government in June 2010.
Have you ever thought about where the products you use everyday come from?
CONSIDERING how difficult it is to establish truly global brands, the tragic event made the task even more difficult.
CONSIDERING how difficult it is to establish truly global brands, the tragic event made the task even more difficult.
Many businesses forget that human interaction is the foundation of all institutions. Individuals make a family unit which collectively creates a neighbourhood which then builds a town and so on and so forth till nations come into being forming the world that we inhabit today.
BANGLADESH'S recent socio-economic progress has attracted wide attention globally. In an article, the editor of The Telegraph, India reflected on how Bangladesh has weathered all odds and is now able to proudly move forward. He compared Bangladesh's achievements to that of his native state, West Bengal and lamented how the latter was falling behind.
Abook published a decade ago by the United Nations (2005) titled “Public Enterprises: Unresolved challenges and new opportunities” stated that the performance of public enterprises is determined 80 percent by the system, 16 percent by the leadership and only four percent by rest of the staff.
First of all it must be admitted that we have been able to formulate and work out an Education Policy after decades of polemics.
In an article for The Daily Star, I had written:“A new National Education Policy was announced by the government in June 2010.
Again loomed the political bedlams and remained education in the gloom and doldrums.
