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HBFC Borrowers' Association
By Staff Correspondent
The Association of the Borrowers of HBFC yesterday protested the recent move taken by House Building Finance Corporation regarding direct auction of loan defaulters’ mortgaged property said a press release.
Leader of the association termed the decision as 'inhuman- and said HBFC has taken the decision at a time when the rate of loan recovery has stood at 86 per cent.
The leaders hailed the government for passing a bill to operate all activities relating to housing under a new authority.
Sampreeti
The annual general meeting (AGM) and election of new executive committee of Sampreeti (an organisation for promotion of iwace and development) was held at its head office, at Mo-hamtnadpur. In the city recently. says a press release.
The AGM reviewed the activities of last year and planned the activities for new year.
A new executive committee was elected in the meeting Ma-harnmed Ataur Rahman has been elected as chairman, Nil-ufa Nasreen Rima vice-chairperson. Mofak-Kharul Islam vice-chairperson. Ruhl Das treasurer. Naslruddln Ahmed as member Prof Syed Aminul Haq member. Advocate Nurul Islam member. Chitta Francis Reberlro member and Mohammad Abdul Hamid member.
NIPSOM, UNFPA, British Council
A three-day workshop on ’Review of Course Curriculum Including Dissertation of Master of Public Health in Reproductive and Child Health,” jointly organised by National Institute of Preventive and So-
cial Medicine (NIPSOM). UNFPA and British Council began at NIPSOM conference room yesterday, reports BSS.
Representatives from the University of Cambridge of UK WHO, SEARO. Mehidal University of Bangkok and Indian Council of Medical Research are attending the workshop.
Aptech launches new curriculum for e-ACCP
From Our Correspondent CHITTAGONG. July 9: Aptech Computer Education has launched a new curriculum for its e-ACCP (Aptech Certified Computer Professional) Programme.
While announcing the new e-ACCP curriculum in a press conference at the local press club here this morning, the business head of Aptech Bangladesh Limited Ra-makanta Bhattacharjee said that the new programme encompasses the most advanced Internet and e-Commerce technologies to prepare the students for the challenges of the coming e-biz.
The speakers at the conference said that the annual requirement for computer programmers stood at 13 lakh at present world creating a huge Job opportunity. But we are lagging far behind In producing world class computer programmers with only 200 programmers a year, whereas our neighbouring country India provides around 1.5 lakh programmers annually, they added.
The speakers also called for inducting qualified teachers and introduction of more faculties in this field.
The conference was addressed, among others, by Atlq-e-Rabbani. MD Aptech and Quazl Mahbubul Haq of Microsoft department