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ICAB holds workshop on revised syllabus to prepare next-gen CAs

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh has recently organised a workshop on its Revised Syllabus-2025 aimed at preparing a new generation of chartered accountants equipped to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving global business environment...

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Prog on enabling business environment, role of CFOs held

The Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Bangladesh on Tuesday organised a Continuing Professional Development programme titled ‘Bangladesh Economic Outlook: Enabling Business Environment and Role of CFOs,’ said a press release...

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NGO affairs bureau declares office tobacco-free

The NGO affairs bureau has officially declared its office premises a completely smoke and tobacco-free zone in accordance with national guidelines to safeguard public health and protect non-smokers from the harmful effects of second-hand smoke.

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ACC sends docs to home ministry to bring back Benazir

The Anti-Corruption Commission on Tuesday sent the necessary documents to the home affairs ministry through the National Central Bureau, Bangladesh, to facilitate the return of former inspector general of police Benazir Ahmed, who was arrested in the United Arab Emirates.

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ACC at risk of becoming a bureaucratic appendage

THE draft amendment to the Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2004 raises serious concerns about the autonomy and the future of the country’s anti-corruption watchdog. Instead of strengthening an institution that has for long struggled with political interference, the proposed changes appear designed to weaken its independence further and place it under greater...

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Proposed ACC amendments betray spirit of reform

THE suggested modifications to the Anti-Corruption Commission Act are creating significant concerns regarding the future ability of the anti-corruption agency of the nation to operate independently. While some suggestions are made with the purpose of widening the jurisdiction of the commission, others have the potential to compromise institutional safeguards...

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Proposed amendments to weaken ACC further

The fight against corruption risks losing even more ground due to amendments proposed to the graft law, which could expand the executive control over the watchdog and disrupt its operations.

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Quality education, not just access, is what matters

THE Education Sector Analysis 2026, presented by UNICEF, lays bare a learning crisis that threatens to undermine the country’s development ambitions. The findings are particularly alarming because they reveal that increased access to education has not translated into meaningful learning outcomes. Only half of children aged 7–14 possess foundational reading...

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Transport sector still defined by systemic flaws, failures

DEATH in road accidents is tragic case of systemic indifference and failure of successive governments. The Passengers Welfare Association of Bangladesh reports a shocking death toll and injuries on the road in May. In a monthly report, the organisation said that at least 622 people were killed and 1,652 others injured in 613 accidents in May. On May 26, at least 15 people...

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Deposits in poor’s bank accounts slow

Deposits in accounts held by the extreme poor dipped in the January-March quarter, falling to Tk 277 crore, even as the total volume of these accounts continues to swell...

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ICAB for coordinated action to meet FY27 revenue goal

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh on Saturday observed that the proposed national budget for 2026-27 financial year reflects the government’s commitment to economic stability, enhanced revenue mobilisation, employment generation, investment expansion and private sector development...

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Prime Bank becomes PCAF signatory

Prime Bank PLC has officially joined the Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials, PCAF, becoming one of more than 700 global signatories committed to measuring and disclosing greenhouse gas emissions associated with financial activities, said a press release...

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ICAB launches Public Interest Forum

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh launched ‘ICAB Public Interest Forum’ to strengthen stakeholder engagement and provide strategic insights on issues affecting the accountancy profession, corporate governance, financial reporting, sustainability, public financial management and broader national economic development...

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ICAB hosts confce to promote women’s leadership

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh, through its gender inclusion and leadership committee, hosted ‘Women in Leadership & Governance Conference 2026’ at Radisson Blu Dhaka Water Garden on Monday, said a press release...

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Two people killed in Pabna road accident

An eight-year-old boy and a motorcyclist who tried to save him were killed in a road accident in Kolikandi Battala area on Pabna-Kushtia highway in Ishwardi upazila on Sunday night...

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Discussion on World Accreditation Day tomorrow

To mark ‘World Accredi-tation Day 2026’, the Bangladesh Accreditation Board will organise a discussion meeting on Tuesday at International Mother Language Institute Auditorium, Segunbagicha in the capital, said a press release...