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Infrastructure, education projects worth over Tk190cr get govt nod

Infrastructure, education projects worth over Tk190cr get govt nod

The Advisers Council gave the approval at a meeting at the Cabinet Division Conference Room at the Bangladesh Secretariat with Finance Adviser Salehuddin Ahmed presiding.

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Designing better classrooms for our children

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Internet becomes more affordable; Faiz Taiyeb outlines multi-level price reductions

Many government-funded infrastructure projects remain underutilised or fall into disrepair due to poor planning, lack of maintenance and insufficient manpower. Photo: TBS

We are all about building infrastructure. But what about maintenance?

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Dhaka-Ashulia Expressway 33% behind target, faces delays  

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SAD wants roads, infrastructure to be renamed after July uprising martyrs

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Ctg Wasa's Tk2,797cr project to connect Kattali to central sewerage system

An aerial view of Dhaka Elevated Expressway. Photo: Olid Ebna Shah/TBS

Key infrastructure projects pick up pace after spell of stagnation

[From upper left] File photos of Dhaka-Mawa Expressway, Padma Bridge Rail Link, Dohazari-Cox's Bazar Rail Line, and Karnaphuli Tunne;. Photos: TBS, Collected

Why Dhaka-Mawa Expressway, Karnaphuli Tunnel fell short of grand promises

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In pursuit of true accessibility: How infrastructure fails persons with disabilities in Bangladesh

ADB signs $100 million loan agreement with Bangladesh for infrastructure development

ADB signs $100 million loan agreement with Bangladesh for infrastructure development

City corporations gain more flexibility in spending ADP funds on infrastructure

City corporations gain more flexibility in spending ADP funds on infrastructure

A 2005 photo of Rupnagar Canal in Mirpur shows the canal starting just after a white building on the left. In contrast, a recent photo from 2024 shows that the area beyond the building is now crowded with brick and tin-shed houses. Over the past 19 years, about 70% of the canal has been filled and encroached upon by various structures. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain

Plight of Dhaka's canals: Ravaged by encroachment, pollution, urbanisation