Bank Asia hosts financial literacy workshop
Bank Asia PLC on Saturday organised a financial literacy workshop at Sirajdikhan Upazila, Munshiganj, said a press release...
Bank Asia PLC on Saturday organised a financial literacy workshop at Sirajdikhan Upazila, Munshiganj, said a press release...
IN THIS fast-changing economic environment, financial literacy has been elevated from a skill to a critical necessity. Nearly two-thirds of Bangladesh’s population resides in rural areas, where the lack of introductory financial knowledge impedes development and perpetuates poverty cycles. Abecedarian financial literacy is still unknown to millions of people living...
IFIC Bank PLC, in collaboration with Shahjalal University of Science and Technology’s anthropology department, has organised a financial literacy workshop to equip students with knowledge on financial management...
NRBC Bank has recently hosted a workshop to raise awareness about financial literacy and financial inclusion activities among marginalised people, said a press release...
NCC Bank celebrated Financial Literacy Week 2025 with the theme ‘Think Before You Follow, Wise Money Tomorrow’, which focused on integrating unbanked and marginalised people into the financial system...
FINANCIAL literacy day was observed across the country for the third time on March 3 this year. In 2022, Bangladesh Bank issued a circular declaring the first Monday of March as this day to be observed annually. The same circular also introduced the financial literacy guidelines for banks and financial institutions, aimed at strengthening financial inclusion and expanding...
SOMETHING that is unpleasant to hear is also unpleasant to happen. This is what the Dhaka Metropolitan Police commissioner appears to have missed out on when on March 15 he requested journalists to use the phrase ‘repression on women’ instead of the word ‘rape’ in reports. The city police chief, who has attended as chief guest the inauguration...
Experts on Tuesday emphasised introducing digital literacy and science, technology, engineering and mathematics training to equip young women for the job market...
IN THE ever-changing landscape of misinformation in South Asia, there has always been a debate about the state’s role in fact-checking. Can the state take on the role of fact-checker? If so, how can the state ensure that its fact-checking initiatives do not lead to censorship, especially in politically sensitive or controversial areas?..
Bangladesh’s political landscape has been marked by a long-standing power struggle between two major parties, the Awami League and the Bangladesh Nationalist Party. This...
THE literacy rate for people aged above seven years that the national statistical office has come up with every year for 19 years, from 2023 backward to 2005, shows a consistent increase, by small leaps though. Literacy rate is reported to have been 52.1 per cent in 2005 and it has increased to 77.9 per cent in 2023, keeping to official documents...
Chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has highlighted the importance of both formal and non-formal education programmes to build an illiteracy-free Bangladesh...
The Bangladesh standard for literacy set by the government lags behind the international standard and does not fit the needs of the country’s workforces in this fast-growing world, educationists and...