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Empowerment
of Women: Bogra Democracy Festival 2002
Democracywatch
organizes democracy festivals around different parts of Bangladesh
in support of its awareness building activities on democracy,
good governance, and human rights.
The
goal of these festivals is to spread the significance and
implication of these issues within the people, specially the
youths and women; introduce democratic norms and values ...more
Bogra
needs Capital Investor to rescue over 300 Industries
BOGRA:
Over 300 industries in northern district including renowned
Jamil Soapworks, Virginia Tobacco and Bogra Cotton Spinning
Mill in the district ceased production over the few years,
says BSS.
Lack
of running capital, inadequate marketing facilities and availability
of smuggled goods in local markets forced the closure of the
industries, creating unemployment of over one lakh workers.
Rajshahi
divisional industries inspector's office sources said that
most of the establishments, numbering about 3,397, were either
closed down or became sick.
The
lone ceramic industry in the northern region, Tajma, is facing
bottlenecks due to lack of natural gas and absence of marketing
facilities.
Customs
officials along with board of investment (BOI) sources said
notable among the closed industries are Jamil Soap of Jamil
Group, Virginia Tobacco, Jamil Jarda, Bogra Cotton Spinning
Mill, Noorani Bread and Biscuit, Northern Tannery, Jahed Wear,
Bhandari Iron, Hasna Oil, Habib Match, Bogra Lithographic
Printing Press, Hasna Textile, Khan and Jaman Textiles. Mrs
Golam Kibria Shop, Bangladesh Litho Press, Islamia Tant Shilpa,
Dashtika Weaving, Popular Dying and Weaving, Sutrapur Weaving,
Salamat Weaving and Shahjalal centre.
They
said over two hundred small, medium and large-scale enterprises
in Bogra were closed down. Similar scenes prevailing in the
industries sector in Dinajpur, Joypurhat, Rajshahi and Nogaon.(BSS)
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