Campus Report :
An open discussion on “Students’ thoughts and debate on national budget 2016-17” organized by the Faculty of Business Administration (FBA) was held on Monday at the Seminar Hall of Eastern University (EU). Dr Biru Paksha Paul, Chief Economist, Bangladesh Bank was present as the chief guest while Abul Khair Chowdhury, Chairman of BoT of EU was present as the guest of honor of the discussion.
The seminar was chaired by the Vice Chancellor of Eastern University, Prof Dr Abdur Rab. Prof Dr Abdul Hannan Chowdhury, Pro-Vice Chancellor; Prof Dr. Sharif Nurul Ahkam, the Dean of Faculty of Business Administration (FBA) and students spoke on the occasion. Among others Prof Dr Ashraf Hossain, Chairperson of FBA; teachers, officials and students attended the program.
The chief guest, Dr Paul in his lively and smiling way of presentation has indicated many interesting aspects of budget; and said that proposed budget and implementation is not the same thing.
The chief guest and all of the guests have answered to the various questions raised by the students.
The Chairman of the seminar, Dr Rab, observed that education at the tertiary level was emphasized in the present budget. He also added that the brilliant students are to be given scholarships who are studying at the private universities by the government.
An open discussion on “Students’ thoughts and debate on national budget 2016-17” organized by the Faculty of Business Administration (FBA) was held on Monday at the Seminar Hall of Eastern University (EU). Dr Biru Paksha Paul, Chief Economist, Bangladesh Bank was present as the chief guest while Abul Khair Chowdhury, Chairman of BoT of EU was present as the guest of honor of the discussion.
The seminar was chaired by the Vice Chancellor of Eastern University, Prof Dr Abdur Rab. Prof Dr Abdul Hannan Chowdhury, Pro-Vice Chancellor; Prof Dr. Sharif Nurul Ahkam, the Dean of Faculty of Business Administration (FBA) and students spoke on the occasion. Among others Prof Dr Ashraf Hossain, Chairperson of FBA; teachers, officials and students attended the program.
The chief guest, Dr Paul in his lively and smiling way of presentation has indicated many interesting aspects of budget; and said that proposed budget and implementation is not the same thing.
The chief guest and all of the guests have answered to the various questions raised by the students.
The Chairman of the seminar, Dr Rab, observed that education at the tertiary level was emphasized in the present budget. He also added that the brilliant students are to be given scholarships who are studying at the private universities by the government.
