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Cobra Unmanned Ground Vehicle is the first Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGV) designed and manufactured completely in Bangladesh by technology startup SIGAS. The company informed BDMilitary.com they built the first prototype which has demonstrated numerous handling functions for defence, law...

Mahiya Mahi.

I really want to see Dhaka Attack. Any idea where I can stream/download it from?

Well instead of choppers, Hasina should give them the license to actually act on the border instead of staying numb.

Well done by the Bangladeshi authorities. Our masses would go ham on the government if they agreed. If Israel wants to help, they can approach UN and go through that route. UN should not have any issues.

Bangladeshi software firm Asian Information Technology Ltd has presented and launched its enterprise app in new service called ‘Gari Technology’ at the Turkey Innovation and Entrepreneurship Week Conference in Istanbul. The presentation and launch took place in the ICC-Istanbul Congress Center...

Depends on where. In a particular halal restaurant I go to, 1 cooked-well and pan-made will touch around 20 CHF.

Congrats to Beximco!

Yes, that's what I meant. 3500 Tk is not much for even a Rickshaw-puller or garments worker, if they save up for few months. Very good move by Walton to first launch the cheapest ones to capture the low-end-income market. The high-end buyers are readily available and selling to them would not be...

At today's rate, its 41 CHF. That's equal to the cost of 2 medium pizzas I eat here in a week. Holy smokey that is cheap. :o:

But wasn't there an old news where we purchased surveillance equipments from Israel? I dont have the link but I am sure I read it somewhere in PDF. True though, if our mass even gets the scent of we striking any deal with Israel, they will go absolute ham on the government.

Exactly and add to it, our social structure. It's quite funny that in Bangladeshi societies, everyone tends to know everyone. Just look at Dhaka for example. You would definitely know someone who is say very tightly knotted to civil services, police, army, lawyers, politicians, doctors, big...

You're welcome. I think its my duty given a very old member of this sub-forum. Its unfortunate to see the potential of this section going down the drain. Though it is hard, I suggest we do our part. The Mod has a point tbf. Our members do often respond in kind and that makes it a level playing...

Our local lads have developed a craze for start-ups in recent years and there would be many as such upcoming initiatives that will get housed in these parks around Bangladesh. As regarding the Japanese companies, no idea as of now.

Yes I understand your point. Thanks for reading up. @Bilal9 @TopCat @PersonasNonGrata @Homo Sapiens @BDforever @Mage @Russell @Species @Dot @idune @mb444 @Khan saheb and other BD members (please tag if I have forgotten) - you should read this post and the ones above it. Please do your part if...

Certainly. You are correct in that regard. But what you are stating is not really getting reflected in ground. The opposite party (Indians/Pakistanis or whoever) mostly have their provoking posts retained. I can give tons of example as such. So are you really confident that both parties are...

That is a possibility. I would reckon the onus is on our policymakers for not having clarified out the clauses. Regardless, I am not really worked up regarding taking Indian subcontractors. As i said, all I care about is the quality and the job well done. Its our first such project, it has to be...

Lets hope we can do this. A boost in IT sector will create a lot of employment for our graduates, who usually tend to study technical fields. Our existing IT firms have been doing a pretty decent job.

I mean I frankly dont see any problem. If India is going to contribute non-nuclear equipment, aid/consultancy in other areas and they are going to do it in good quality with affordable prices, I personally dont see an issue. If they have experiences that we can leverage, sure why not.