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Soon the situation in Chittagong Hill Tracts will be calm: Obaidul Quader
KNF attack to loot money and show capability: RAB
Kidnapped manager of Sonali Bank returns to his family
Home Minister to visit Bandarban tomorrow to inspect situation
Bangladesh moving towards development since Awami League govt's formation: PM in Parliament
Dhaka, Oct 23: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said that since the formation of the Awami League government, Bangladesh is moving forward on the path of development.
Prime Minister Hasina reiterates her commitment to hold free and fair elections
Own Correspondent, Dhaka, 10 October 2023: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has reiterated her commitment to hold the next general elections in a free and fair manner. Sheikh Hasina said this when the visiting State Minister for International Development Cooperation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Sweden, Diana Jans, went to meet the Prime Minister at her office on Monday.
If you tell me too much, I will shut everything down: Prime Minister
Own Correspondence, Dhaka, 7 October 2023: "If you talk to me too much, I will shut everything down," warned Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. She said this at a press conference organized to highlight various aspects of his visit to United Kingdom and attending the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly in the United States at Ganabhaban on Friday, October 6 afternoon.
Keep on jumping, Awami League will come to power again: Information Minister tells BNP
Own Correspondent, Dhaka, 30 September 2023: Information and Broadcasting Minister Dr. Hasan Mahmud said that BNP-Jamaat is seeking help from foreigners. Foreigners are giving them air. BNP-Jamaat is the third kid of the goat. Fakhrul Saheb jumps, Amir Khosru jumps. Along with Shyama Obaid, Nipun Roy also jumped. You keep jumping. Elections will be held on time. Awami League will come to power again in that election.
The country was in the grip of recession during BNP's tenure: Prime Minister
Own correspondent, Dhaka, 13 September 2023: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said that Awami League formed the government in 1996. "We continued to take Bangladesh forward with deliberate and planning. Bangladesh started to turn around. But after the BNP-Jamaat came to power in 2001, all the development work stopped. The five years of BNP-Jamaat and the subsequent years of the military government, the economy of Bangladesh was in the grip of recession."
PM wants to continue Bangladesh's development
Dhaka, August 21: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said that her government wants Bangladesh's development and prosperity to continue.
We won't tolerate arson, destruction: Prime Minister Hasina
Own Correspondent, Dhaka, 31 July 2023: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said, "Don't be afraid if you see a little movement and struggle. There is nothing to be afraid of. The people are with us. We will not tolerate arson and destruction. It can never be accepted." She also said, "We have no objection to whatever the movement, struggle does. We will not let anyone else play with the fate of the people of the country."
Awami League is needed to develop Bangladesh: Prime Minister
Dhaka, June 26: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said that Awami League is needed for the country's progress.
Understanding the reasons for Bangladesh’s rise
Dhaka, June 19: Fourteen years in power is quite an achievement for the leader of any country and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has to her credit the fact of taking Bangladesh to new heights of development. This is no mean achievement, given Bangladesh’s historic battle with underdevelopment. What changed the fortunes of the people of the country was the focus on poverty reduction and development by the Awami League government. Due to this policy track, Bangladesh is on track to graduate from the UN’s Least Developed Countries (LDC) list by 2026 to a middle-income country. The defining moment in Bangladesh’s existence as a nation came in 2022, when its per capita GDP overtook India. The per capita income of Bangladesh in 1987 was half that of Pakistan, and in 2007 it was two-thirds that of India. There is no doubt that Bangladesh has emerged as the Asian Tiger and the World Bank recognised this remarkable story of poverty reduction and development in Bangladesh during ...
We want a solution through discussion, not conflict: Prime Minister
Dhaka, May 29: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said that Bangladesh wants to resolve any conflict through negotiation. She said, "We want peace, not conflict." She said this on Monday (May 29) at Bangabandhu International Conference Center on the occasion of 'International Peacekeeper's Day-2023', honoring the family members of officers and soldiers who were martyred in the United Nations Peacekeeping Mission and the injured.
Won't buy anything from embargoed countries: PM
Dhaka: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said that nothing will be bought from any country that imposes sanctions against Bangladesh.
Stable parliamentary democracy has contributed to massive development in Bangladesh: PM
Dhaka, April 8: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said that since 2008, Bangladesh is witnessing great development due to the continuation of parliamentary democracy and stable political environment.
Bangladesh is working as a model for the world: US official
Dhaka, 2 April 2023 : Assistant Secretary of State for Population, Refugees and Immigration Affairs of the US Department of State, Julieta Valls Noyes, said that after the 1971 liberation war, Bangladesh is working as a model for the rest of the world, currently paving the way for economic growth, inclusion and development.
Bangladesh will never look back: Sheikh Hasina
Dhaka, February 13: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said that Bangladesh will never look back, and it will move forward to become a smart, developed, and prosperous nation.
So much development in Bangladesh just because Awami League is in power: PM
Dhaka, January 31: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina urged the countrymen to take into account the development that has taken place in Bangladesh in the last 14 years.