Shukhee is designed to deliver affordable, accessible and continuous healthcare, particularly for rural, underserved and digitally excluded communities. It connects patients, doctors, pharmacies, diagnostic centres, hospitals, caregivers, Shukhee Seba Kendro and community-based Shukhee Link Workers through one integrated care pathway. Its services include 24/7 telemedicine, specialist consultations, digital prescriptions, medicine delivery, home diagnostics, referrals, mental-health support, maternal and child healthcare, and NCD management. Continuous follow-up is supported by integrated, interoperable Electronic Medical Records (EMR).

Throughout the two-day event, visitors had the opportunity to explore products from the participating brands and engage with the craftswomen behind them. Alongside the marketplace, the festival created space for conversations, networking and community engagement as well, bringing together ambitious and likeminded women in a cozy, uplifting ambience. A dedicated Kids Zone at the venue also offered children an enjoyable outlet, making the event welcoming for the whole family.

The eighth batch of freelancing training and the second batch of artificial intelligence (AI) training programmes have been launched simultaneously across all 64 districts of Bangladesh. State Minister for Youth and Sports Md Aminul Haque formally inaugurated the nationwide training programmes at an event held at the Bhola District Shilpakala Academy on Thursday, October 1.

Beyond industrial performance, the Honorable Ambassador paid special attention to LHB’s extensive corporate social responsibility (CSR) footprint in the remote region of Chhatak. He commended the company’s dedicated efforts to uplift local communities through its healthcare clinic, primary school and specialized skill development programs for women, emphasizing the vital socio economic role LHB plays in regional empowerment.

Speaking of the partnership, Kingshuk Gupta stated, “We strongly believe that education shouldn’t stop at classrooms. Through this partnership with AMIRÁ, we’re making sure our students step out into the professional world with the practical skills and industry exposure that they need to truly thrive and succeed in their careers.”

he seminar started with an audio visual of Geocycle – the waste management wing of LHB followed by presentations by Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) Mohammad Eklim Abdeen, Chief Waste Management Officer of SCC and Latifur Rahman, Head of Geocycle.

The Malaysia–Bangladesh Tourism, Arts & Cultural Network (MBTACN) was inaugurated today at Alliance Française de Dhaka, creating a new platform to strengthen people-to-people connectivity and cooperation between Malaysia and Bangladesh.

The session, titled "Financfy Presents Real World Accounting, From Classroom to Cash Book", was organized by Financfy, a sister concern of Vivasoft Ltd. in collaboration with the Business Information and Technology Club of Army IBA as part of the institute`s culture day.

President Ramos-Horta also recalled inviting Professor Yunus to visit Timor-Leste in 2004, when the country was recovering from years of occupation and destruction and efforts were being made to introduce microfinance there. Reflecting on the early days of microfinance in the country, he said, "We had only hope and the firm belief that human dignity could be restored not through handouts, but by creating opportunities."

Speaking at the ceremony, Rubaiyat Alam Tanzeen, Large Corporate Director of Banglalink, said, “We are pleased to partner with Rupayan City Uttara to support its efforts to keep residents and customers better informed and connected. By bringing our digital communication capabilities into their day-to-day operations, we hope to make communication more convenient and responsive for the community and its customers.”

During the meeting, the Minister said that the number of tourists travelling to Malaysia from Bangladesh has been increasing every year, which is highly encouraging. He said that Malaysia is placing significant emphasis on promoting Muslim tourism and expressed the hope that, as Bangladesh is home to one of the world’s largest Muslim populations, the number of Bangladeshi tourists visiting Malaysia would continue to grow in the future. He further said that Malaysia is interested in providing necessary training to develop skilled human resources and strengthen management capacity for establishing an effective Muslim tourism ecosystem in Bangladesh. He also informed that the Malaysian government is considering the establishment of advanced hospitals and medical centres in Bangladesh to provide world-class healthcare services. In addition, he proposed signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Islamic Tourism Centre (ITC) Malaysia and the DCCI to promote the development of the tourism industries of both countries and strengthen mutual cooperation.