Political problem in Bangladesh

Among top problem of Bangladesh political problem is one of the most critical problem.
The capital Dhaka and other parts of the country have been witnessing a series of  shutdowns and violent protests in the past few months. Violent protests and large scale destruction have claimed more than 100 lives so far across the country and the crisis shows no signs of abating.
At the center of the continuous political crisis is the 10th parliamentary election, but a larger issue is at hand: the fight between moderate and secular forces on the one hand and radical Islamic forces on the other.
Ever since democracy was restored in Bangladesh in the early 1990s, the country has been marred by a deep distrust between the two main political parties – the Awami League (AL) and Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP). This distrust stands in the way of strengthening democratic institutions, such as the Electoral Commission (EC). As a result the main opposition does not want to run for elections while the ruling party controls the EC and is demanding the formation of a neutral government to oversee the poll. This issue led to a logjam in 1995 and 2001 and the suspension of democratic processes between 2006 to 2008. When the Awami League government, led by Sheikh Hasina, came to power in 2008 with an overwhelming majority, it nullified the system of caretaker government despite opposition from rival political parties.

Unemployment problem in Bangladesh

Bangladesh has a many national problems. Unemployment is one of them. Bangladesh is a small country with a large population. Due to huge population the government authority can not able to give a job for a person. In spite of having  many natural resources Bangladesh can not use them properly for lacking of skills. Before liberation war Bangladesh has less people but now the people are double. Still now maximum people are illiterate. And even after completing graduation more people never be skilled. It is a matter of great sorrow, although some people become skilled they go to abroad. so there is no man that he or she  will take proper step in this fields.    The present educational system is not fit for practical life. Professional and vocational training is absent in this system. Beside our students nourish a false sense of  self dignity. They are not keen to do manual labor. Rather they like to remain unemployed . There is no distribution of national wealth. It is also responsible for the problem. Some people think that everything is predestined by God. So, there is use of try. They like remain idle. The effects of unemployment problem are many. Drug addiction, kidnapping, snatching, traffic jam and various types of social crime result in unemployment. Economic depression is going to throughout the country. In the word, the country is lagging behind from all quarters for it. No prosperity is possible for it

Education problem in Bangladesh

In Bangladesh education sector is very weak. Educational authority still now inactive in this fields. In rural area 80% educational institution are commanded in very weak way. At first it should express that many schools add a teacher as their school commitee wish. And this proces in maximum time never truth.
This type of teacher can't able to teach the student properly. And the student suffer such kind of teacher's bad teaching.
 Bangladesh spends less than 3 percent of its GDP on the education sector. In our national budget for the year 2013, the education sector got the third largest allocation amounting to Tk.25, 114 crore of which Tk. 11,935.37 crore was set for the primary and mass education, and Tk.13, 179.23 crore for the education ministry. The budgetary allocation for education in our country is not adequate compared with those of other South Asian and developing countries that put education at the top of the policy agenda. More investment should be made to upgrade the infrastructure facilities. Teacher training must also be emphasized, with age-old methods of delivering only lectures replaced by classroom interaction. At all levels, teachers should be appointed based on merit and experience, and not on political consideration.

Populaion in Bangladesh are absorbed in corruption in many fields.

In Bangladesh corruption are available in many sectors. Because there is no enough job fields compare to graduated  people. Even in many cases job authority will compel to do corruption. To solve this problem our government should enhance job fields.

Bangladesh routinely finds itself among the most corrupt countries in the world, according to all major ranking institutions. The amendment of the Criminal Procedure Code Ordinance separated the judiciary from the executive branch of the government, securing the legal framework for an independent judiciary. Administrative efficiency of public services was improved drastically, and the(ACC) was reinforced as the main institutional watchdog. The Whistle-blower Protection Bill promises to conceal information providers' identities and to protect those who provide  information of different directories, departments and ministries. Once passed, the law will also help combat institutional corruption and ensure good governance. However, thet was amended and passed by Paliament in November 2013, weakening the ACC in the process. One provision of the amendment requires the ACC to seek permission from the government before investigating state officials.
However, companies should note progress against corruption has stalled and has perhaps regressed due to the unwillingness of the new government to curb the corruption rampant in public procurement, in tax and customs collection and in regulatory authorities. Companies report being subjected to costly and unnecessary licence and permit requirements, while e-governance is not yet developed in Bangladesh. Face-to-face encounters with public officials are therefore inevitable and facilitate the solicitation of Awards of public and private tenders are frequently marred by corruption allegations. Political leaders, who themselves are often actively involved in businesses, with bureaucrats in public contracting to beneficiate particular bidders at the expense of other investors, thereby creating an uneven playing field.

population explotation in Bangladesh

In Bangladesh population explotation is remarkable. Compare to another country Bangladesh has a great population. it is a great problem in our country.
Population explosion is one of the major problems in Bangladesh. Bangladesh is a small populous country of the South Asia. Every year more than two million people are being added to our population. Population is growing so alarmingly that it has become a serious concern for all. In order to make the people conscious about the serious consequences of population growth, the world leaders have termed this problem as population explosion. This problem is likened to the serious situation of bomb explosion. For Bangladesh this problem is more serious. This is one of the smallest countries. But it has the highest density of population. Here, in each square kilometer 1700 men live. The main causes of high rate of population growth in Bangladesh are ignorance, superstition, early marriage and lack of female education. Over growth of population causes various problems like food problem, communication problem, educational problem, unemployment problem, residential problem, health problem, medical problem, sanitary problem, environmental problem and poverty. The Government can not ensure treatment, food, education, accommodation for the majority of the people. In order to meet the burgeoning need of housing, people have to suffer much. So, it is time we tried heart and soul to control the growth of population in order to save the country as well as the world from the serious consequences of population growth. Otherwise the whole Bangladesh nation will grope in the dark.

Over population's bad effect on job sector in Bangladesh

 Bangladesh has a great bad impact on job sector for over population. It is remarkable that in spite of making oneself graduated, many educated person don't get their desire job as their capacity. To solve this problem our authority will to take proper step. But it is not possible to  solve this problem completely. After that as far as possible our government will be very much active in this case. Because every educated person has a dream. But now in Bangladesh it has become a real dream that's mean there is no assurance to get a job to lead one's life. It's also true in Bangladesh that no poor student get his/ her job for corruption. Cutting a good figur in the interview they will become upset in job sector. So as a people of Bangladesh we all should be honest. And political leader should change their attitude.

Population Control in Bangladesh.

 

 

 

 

Population Control

Bangladesh is over populated country. For this over population we will to fall in trouble. From home to job field we will suffer it. So we should control population.
Bangladesh's working-age population was increasing almost 1.5 million per year in the 1980s. This rate of population growth kept the people poor and the country dependent on foreign aid. Population control and family planning, therefore, were a top priority of the government and social workers.
In the mid-1980s, there were indications that government and nongovernment agency efforts were beginning to pay off. Population growth had declined from 3 percent to 2.3 percent between 1961 and 1981. Contraceptive practices increased from 12.7 percent of eligible couples in 1979 to 25 percent in mid-1985. Of the methods available, sterilization was the most commonly sought in government plans through fiscal year 1990. A continuous demographic survey also showed a decline in fertility rates and an increase in the female marriage age. But undercutting this progress was the uneven application of the family planning program in rural areas, which constituted the most populous sections of the nation.
In 1985 there were reported only 3,716 family planning facilities in the country and a total of 15,619 family planning personnel, of whom 4,086 were male in a country where the females were traditionally reserved when discussing sexual matters with men. Even when they were physicians, men were reluctant to discuss sexual matters with women. From 1980 to 1985, only about 55 percent of national family planning goals were achieved. After all our authority should come forward.