corruption
ANALYSIS / Matiur’s stock scandal just the tip of the iceberg
Md Matiur Rahman, the disgraced senior official of the National Board of Revenue (NBR), opened a Pandora’s Box when he claimed during an interview with a local television station that he received placement shares of a company below the face value.
Court issues travel ban on Matiur and family
A Dhaka court today issued a travel ban on Matiur Rahman, former member of the National Board of Revenue, and two of his family members in connection with corruption allegations against them
Wealth accumulation: Heaps of stocks expose Matiur’s wrongdoing
NBR official Md Matiur Rahman, who has come under the scanner amid controversy over his wealth, has made a big fortune through investments in the stock market, raising questions about the means he applied in the process.
Govt bars Matiur from Sonali Bank’s board meeting
The disclosure comes a couple of hours after the finance ministry transferred Matiur to the Internal Resources Division from the NBR
ACC probing graft allegations against Matiur: official
Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) is investigating allegations of corruption against National Board of Revenue (NBR) official Matiur Rahman
Matiur Rahman removed from NBR post after controversy
The government issued a circular today directing his immediate transfer
How Lucky got so lucky!
Laila Kaniz Lucky is the upazila parishad chairman of Narsingdi’s Raipura and a retired teacher of a government college.
Three major barriers to economy’s progress
Strategic inefficiency, institutionalisation of corruption, and a lack of accountability are the three major barriers blocking the smooth progress of the economy, said economists, entrepreneurs and politicians yesterday.
We are not taking care of our young generation
One significant factor behind young people’s feeling of disillusionment is the pervasive corruption committed by businessmen, politicians, government officials, and influential figures, among others
Matiur’s stock scandal just the tip of the iceberg
Md Matiur Rahman, the disgraced senior official of the National Board of Revenue (NBR), opened a Pandora’s Box when he claimed during an interview with a local television station that he received placement shares of a company below the face value.
Court issues travel ban on Matiur and family
A Dhaka court today issued a travel ban on Matiur Rahman, former member of the National Board of Revenue, and two of his family members in connection with corruption allegations against them
Wealth accumulation: Heaps of stocks expose Matiur’s wrongdoing
NBR official Md Matiur Rahman, who has come under the scanner amid controversy over his wealth, has made a big fortune through investments in the stock market, raising questions about the means he applied in the process.
Govt bars Matiur from Sonali Bank’s board meeting
The disclosure comes a couple of hours after the finance ministry transferred Matiur to the Internal Resources Division from the NBR
ACC probing graft allegations against Matiur: official
Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) is investigating allegations of corruption against National Board of Revenue (NBR) official Matiur Rahman
Matiur Rahman removed from NBR post after controversy
The government issued a circular today directing his immediate transfer
How Lucky got so lucky!
Laila Kaniz Lucky is the upazila parishad chairman of Narsingdi’s Raipura and a retired teacher of a government college.
Three major barriers to economy’s progress
Strategic inefficiency, institutionalisation of corruption, and a lack of accountability are the three major barriers blocking the smooth progress of the economy, said economists, entrepreneurs and politicians yesterday.
We are not taking care of our young generation
One significant factor behind young people’s feeling of disillusionment is the pervasive corruption committed by businessmen, politicians, government officials, and influential figures, among others
Goods worth Tk 16k imported at Tk 2.63 crore
State-run Power Grid Company of Bangladesh Ltd (PGCBL) imported 68 kilograms of tower bolts, nuts and washers from India for a whopping $2,39,695 or Tk 2.63 crore, which is 1,619 times the contract value.
