...the procedures of transaction of business of the government and allocation of functions among various ministries/divisions.
...tings of council of ministers, disclosure of information, and so on. These rules were issued again on 30 May 1946 with minor modifications.
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...ubordinate to him. Under this framework, the secretaries as official heads of the ministries had direct access to the governor general.
...gave considerable authority to the secretary, assigning him also the role of an adviser to the minister in taking decisions.
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...sion to which it is attached. The policies, plans and development projects of ministry/division are executed in the field by the attached departments.
...is known as the subordinate office. The subordinate office means an office of the government which has not been declared as an attached department, and w
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...retariat is effected in various ways with the [[Rules of Business|rules of business]] as a major instrument.
...there are the National Economic Council (NEC) and the executive committee of the national economic council (ECNEC), both headed by the Prime Minister.
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...tions. The basic structure and content of the procedure for transaction of business, however, remained more or less unaltered.
...edure on the manner of dealing with proposals for legislation; (xiii) list of acts to be administered by the departments; and so on.
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...en the form of government was changed. However, since 1991 when the system of government reverted to parliamentary, this important division has again bee
...for framing the [[Rules of Business|rules of business]] and for allocation of functions among various ministries/ divisions also rests with the cabinet d
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...de V and above. These delegated powers are exercised according to the list of subjects allotted to respective ministries and divisions.
...on the recommendations of the Public Service Commission with the approval of the President. Upon such approval, the respective cadre controlling ministr
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...business in the Sangsad. This is done on the strength of Article 75(1)(a) of the Constitution.
...held as many as nine meetings and finalised further amendments. The report of the committee was approved by the Jatiya Sangsad on 5 February 1992 which w
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...fices and para statal bodies. Details of the typical organisational set-up of the ministry or division run as follows:
...n, ie a basic working unit in a ministry/division, placed under the charge of an assistant secretary or a senior assistant secretary.
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...thin the budget allocations made by the finance division with the approval of the [[Jatiya Sangsad|jatiya sangsad]].
...though a minor revision was made in April 1990 in relation to it, the list of twenty-seven items remained basically the same.
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...overnment. In effect, these committees in most democracies provide a means of keeping the parliamentarians busy, feeling useful and remaining watchful on
...committees, finance and audit committees, and a number of other committees of standing nature. These however, exclude select or special committees.
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...ovide for a legal framework for regulating the powers, procedures and acts of public administration.
...uct Rules. For private persons there are also laws such as the Acquisition of Properties Act which requires private persons to surrender their properties
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...or proceedings the civil court follows the procedure laid down in the Code of Civil Procedure 1908.
...es or orders, extension of time, miscellaneous proceedings, inherent power of the court etc.
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...s of the Insurance Act 1938, Insurance Rules 1958, Insurance Corporation's Rules 1977, and related other laws enforceable in Bangladesh.
...es concentrated more on non-life insurance. Two of them did life insurance business only, another one did life as well as general insurance.
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...presided over by the Chief Justice. He also distributes judicial business of the High Court Division by constituting different benches to exercise its o
...persons who have held the office of the chief justice since the liberation of the country are (in chronological order): justice abusadat mohammad sayem,
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...re of the provincial administration was transformed into an administration of national government.
...formed and the Secretariat was reorganised with 19 ministries. The number of ministries and divisions increased to 38 and 46 respectively by the year 19
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...ses. Ever since 1809, most European countries have adopted the institution of the Ombudsman. The Ombudsman in United Kingdom is called Parliamentary Comm
...and any kind of administrative excess done by civil servants in any field of administration, in particular.
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...t' by the name of Kumudini Welfare Trust in 1947 with a view to using part of its incomes for public welfare.
...ts business, which her nephew, Rajiv Prasad Shaha, later expanded. A Board of Directors manages the Kumudini Welfare Trust.
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...h is subject to the superintendence and control of the High Court Division of the Supreme Court.
...urts. First, the courts of metropolitan magistrates and second, the courts of magistrates outside the metropolitan areas.
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...tizens the provisions of basic necessities of life including opportunities of work, reasonable rest/recreation and leisure, and so on.
...iary from executive. Further details of the structural-functional features of policy-making in Bangladesh follow.
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...extensive use of insecticides and other pesticides may cause accumulation of these substances in soil and water to levels that may be dangerous to human
...eed a matter of great concern; although at the present time direct release of automobile discards into the environment may not pose a significant threat.
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.... Viewed in this perspective, Merchant Guilds were an extended connotation of the term company as it is understood today. These companies were basically
...ver time became a political authority and exercised the monopoly of powers of the state.
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...l pirates and invaders in foreign lands and seas. Besides, it was a source of income for the Crown.
...vided a substantial source of income for the kingdom. To make the overseas business attractive to investors, the Crown granted monopoly rights to the British o
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...gladesh the following are the major processes of establishing transparency of the government:
...making process is provided. Local government is the outcome of the concept of decentralisation creating scope for the local people to see for themselves
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...p capital is BDT 4.00 billion, which is fully subscribed by the Government of Bangladesh.
...ttances, as well as issues guarantees on behalf of borrowers for repayment of loans. The company also provides industrial credit programs, equity entrepr
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...rs of the economy, the bank offers many other services through its schemes of school banking, inland travelers cheques, pension funds, industrial develop
''Source'' Government of Bangladesh, Ministry of Finance, Banking and Financial Institution Division, ''Barshik Protibedon''
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...tees. The cabinet or the prime minister may constitute standing committees of the cabinet and assign functions to them which may be considered necessary.
...ng concept papers of all investment projects, reviewing the implementation of development projects, considering all private and joint investment proposal
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...e napit was a social institution. On the occasions of births and marriages of Hindu families, a napit used to perform some rituals.
...Jajmani. The village people paid him in crops at harvest time in exchange of the services that they received from the napit throughout the year.
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...ding to Articles 55 and 56 of the Constitution, the Cabinet or the Council of Ministers is headed by the Prime Minister and comprises such other minister
...Sangsad who appears to him to command the support of a majority of members of the Sangsad.
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...d the demand for making the Commission independent of the executive branch of the government gained further momentum.
...repealed Ordinance was issued. This had to be done to maintain continuity of the electoral governance thereby protecting all actions taken earlier under
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...ing of domestic industries and formulating official policies with the goal of attracting foreign investments.
...source of direct tax, is governed by the Income Tax Ordinance, 1984 (XXXVI of 1984).
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...l the system began to erode under the pressure of the new education policy of the colonial government in the nineteenth century.'
...g in state and business establishments. The pathshala was open to students of all religions and castes, though predominantly Hindu students attended path
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'''Judiciary''' The judiciary in Bangladesh consists of the higher judiciary (the supreme court), and the subordinate judiciary (th
...ster. Judges of the supreme court are appointed from amongst the advocates of the supreme court.
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...overed with water at any time of the year, including benefits to arise out of such land.
...and (ix) transfer by way of sale, mortgage or lease, or otherwise dispose of any property or any easement, interest, profit or right, present or future,
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...ose records of any public or private institution which are adjudged worthy of permanent preservation for reference and research purposes and which have b
[[Image:Archives.jpg|thumbnail|400px|right|National Archives of Bangladesh, Agargaon]]
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...ested with the legislative powers of the Republic. Jatiya Sangsad consists of 300 members elected in accordance with law from single territorial constitu
...ections, the President is satisfied that owing to the existence of a state of war in which the Republic is engaged it is necessary to recall the Sangsad,
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...nd deputy speaker of Saudi Arabia), Saleh Jamjum (former Commerce Minister of Saudi Arabia), Islami International Fund (IIF) and International Islami Rel
''Source'' Government of Bangladesh, Ministry of Finance, Banking and Financial Institution Division, ''Barshik Protibedon''
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...ation in the deep forests, was born on 8 January 1920 in the Moghban Union of the Sador Upazilla in [[Rangamati District|rangamati]]. Sadhanananda was hi
...the Rangamati Bazar and selling it to the womenfolk in different villages of his locality. A turning point came in his life when he met some Mr. Gajendr
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...ed containing a provision that the shares were transferable. The privilege of limited liability was not conferred upon by this Act, although a company wa
.... This Amendment Act of 1936 also recognised for the first time the system of managing agencies in the subcontinent.
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...outilya's Artha Shastra also suggests the existence of banking and payment of interest on deposits in the Vedic period.
...t some instability in the economy of that time and, upon quick realisation of the fact, the British set up the English Agency House.
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...vices to this little town and small population, which included maintenance of roads, conservancy, health services and education, and for which it was aut
...However, it did not change overnight rather took a very long time in view of the prevailing political situation in the country.
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...this large pond. The naming of Laldighi is certainly linked to the symbol of the police during British rule, which was lal or red.
...f Laldighi is known as Ricket Ghat after the name of the then commissioner of Chittagong.
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...e authorized capital of the exchange was Rs 300000 divided into 150 Shares of Rs 2000 each.
Number of Listed Securities, Paid Up Capitals, Market Capitals And Indexes.
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'''Capital Market''' the market, or realistically, the group of interrelated markets, in which capital in financial form is lent or borrowe
...them are the promotion of savings and investment and efficient allocation of funds among competing uses. Participants in the capital markets are many. T
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'''Judicial System''' The judiciary in Bangladesh consists of the higher judiciary (the Supreme Court) and the subordinate judiciary (the
...ster. Judges of the Supreme Court are appointed from amongst the advocates of the Supreme Court and judicial officers. Judges appointed in the Appellate
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...ing, which includes dairy, beef fattening, poultry, raising and setting up of hatcheries.
...isional audit offices in Rajshahi and Rangpur. Merely a training institute of the bank is situated at Rajshahi city.
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...After the independence, Bangladesh government took over the responsibility of the academy. It started the journey with 40 students (20 in Nautical and 20
...in any shore job like, port cargo management, shipyard, merchant shipping business, ship survey, marine instruction, marine insurance, marine bank etc.
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...gladesh, Islamic Development Bank, and 13 banks and financial institutions of the Middle Eastern Muslim countries.
In 2020 the amount of the authorized and paid-up capital and reserve fund stood at Tk 20000millio
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...li and his union set out to change the 'stereotype images' with the weapon of left-leaning trade unionism at an international level. In 1950s and 1960s,
...lkata. In late 1930s, Afatb Ali founded All India Seamen Federation (AISF) of which he became the President and Malik Secretary.
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...ruitment and other service matters are made consistent with the principles of merit and equity. In Bangladesh, this body is presently designated as the B
...ernment of India Act, 1935. After the partition of India in 1947, replicas of the Public Service Commission in British India were created in Pakistan, bo
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