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Land management system and Digital Bangladesh
Land management system and Digital Bangladesh
The Daily Star •

Land management system and Digital Bangladesh

Corruption has been recognised as Bangladesh's major problem for a long time. This can be justified if one looks at Transparency International's Corruption Perception Index (CPI). The land management system is known to be highly corrupted. A World Bank survey reveals that most crimes and corruption in Bangladesh take place in land-related services. 

The Daily Star •

Youth to the fore

AGES ago, Rabindranath Tagore said: "Youth, I do adore thee, Age, I do abhor thee." Tagore recognised the ultimate torchbearers of a nation, who are the youth. Like Tagore, I also believe in youth, and I consider myself as an active supporter of empowerment of the young in the development of the nation. The nation, today, needs leadership by physically active and educated people. In this article, I will concentrate on the role that the youth played and could play.

an ICT conference and exhibition was first held in 2002
The stall of 'Amar PC' at the Infocom 2005 (top) and from left George Geis of University of Alabama, Kiran Karnik, president, NASSCOM, Yussuf Abdullah Harun, Founder VP BIMSTEC Chamber of Commerce, Bangladesh and Debashis Ghosh, CEO of Keystone, India at a session titled Knowledge Process Outsourcing (bottom).
The Daily Star •

an ICT conference and exhibition was first held in 2002

Infocom -- an ICT conference and exhibition was first held in 2002 in Kolkata with the goal to spread IT awareness through sharing the experience of the world's leading software, IT, manufacturing and telecom companies with people.

Today Infocom has morphed into one of the most successful IT events, where users and industry players -- stars from within and outside India -- come together to figure out the future of the field. This year over 1,000 delegates attended the fair.