Expectation becomes a reality

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The document provides information about various ministries and organizations in Bangladesh, including the Ministry of Environment and Forest, Dhaka South City Corporation, and Ministry of Railways. It discusses problems faced by each group and potential solutions. For the Ministry of Railways, problems mentioned include limited long-distance trains, a lack of international railway systems, and bribery/black market ticket sales. Suggested solutions include increasing train numbers, improving international routes using new technology, and increased monitoring through CCTV.

Ministry of Environment and Forest
(Bangladesh)
Councilor of Dhaka South City Corporation
Ministry Of Railways ( Bangladesh )

 The Ministry of Environment and Forest
(পরিবেশ ও েন মন্ত্রণালয় ) is a ministry of the
government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh
whose role is ensuring the sustainable environment
and optimum forest coverage.

Environmentandnaturalresources
 Water Resources
 Environment and Forest
 Agriculture
 Food
 Fisheries and Livestock
 Energy

 Problem: Building Industries anywhere and Untreated
wastage discharge of industries
Solution: Impose rule on industries for treated waste
discharge

Problem: Banned use of Chemicals and Pesticide
Solution: Use of Natural Fertilizers and impose strict
rule for not using these

Introduction:
Dhaka is one of the mega cities of the world,
despite being the capital of Bangladesh, have
to about 20 million people. The condition was
created by the local govt. (City Corporation)
Amendment 2011 on 29 November , passed on
the parliament of Bangladesh following the
president’s approval.

Councilor: Wahidul Hasan Milton
The ward covers Block A and B in
Khilgaon Police Station in Dhaka. The
boundaries of the ward are : Goran,
Malibagh, Taltola, and Basabo.

Problem- 1
 Lack of water pump
Solution:
Trying to establish more an
more wasa water pump. To
solv the water problem.

Solution:
For many kind of
reason every year digging
the road side. That’s why
local public face problem.
Try to solve these problem
permanently.

Problem – 3
Lack of local public Securities.
Such as: Hijacking, Cribbing, Panic and
so on.
Solution:
Under the police control or
civil agent to monitoring
each activities of the road
side by installing CCTV
camera and also should
take necessary steps as soon
as possible.

Minister : Mujibul Haque
Railway transport is considered one of the most important modes
of transport for both passengers and goods considering its safety,
low cost, minimum environment impact and comfort. Realizing
the importance of the rail transport, a separate ministry named,
“Ministry of Railways ” has been established on 4th November, 2011
and railway sector has been given the highest priority in the
outline ‘ perspective plan of Bangladesh 2010-2011: making vision
2021 a reality

Problem - 1
 Limited number of long route train especially Dhaka- North
way and rail track is in a poor situation that’s why it takes
long time to arrive destination and also risky for passenger.

 Solution:
Limited number can be solved by
increasing train in different
shift on the route and also use
high technology included train
to reduce journey time.

Problem- 2
 Another problem is lack of international railway system. That
mean there is only one train from Dhaka to kolkata for
international communication.

 Solution:
From my perspective this problem will solve by improving and
also increasing international railway system by including
high technology train and standard route.

Problem- 3
So much bribery in the ministry of railway and rail ticket on black
market at many occasion. Not only that people travel without
ticket.

 Solution:
 Monitoring each activity of every
railway employee by installing
CCTV everywhere inside the train
and also outside of railway area
and monitoring footage to take
initiative steps .

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Expectation becomes a reality

1. Welcome to our Presentation

2. Expectation Becomes a Reality

3. Ministry of Environment and Forest (Bangladesh) Councilor of Dhaka South City Corporation Ministry Of Railways ( Bangladesh )

5.  The Ministry of Environment and Forest (পরিবেশ ও েন মন্ত্রণালয় ) is a ministry of the government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh whose role is ensuring the sustainable environment and optimum forest coverage.

6. Environmentandnaturalresources  Water Resources  Environment and Forest  Agriculture  Food  Fisheries and Livestock  Energy

8.  Problem: Building Industries anywhere and Untreated wastage discharge of industries Solution: Impose rule on industries for treated waste discharge

10. Problem: Banned use of Chemicals and Pesticide Solution: Use of Natural Fertilizers and impose strict rule for not using these

12. Introduction: Dhaka is one of the mega cities of the world, despite being the capital of Bangladesh, have to about 20 million people. The condition was created by the local govt. (City Corporation) Amendment 2011 on 29 November , passed on the parliament of Bangladesh following the president’s approval.

13. Councilor: Wahidul Hasan Milton The ward covers Block A and B in Khilgaon Police Station in Dhaka. The boundaries of the ward are : Goran, Malibagh, Taltola, and Basabo.

14. Problem- 1  Lack of water pump Solution: Trying to establish more an more wasa water pump. To solv the water problem.

15. Solution: For many kind of reason every year digging the road side. That’s why local public face problem. Try to solve these problem permanently.

16. Problem – 3 Lack of local public Securities. Such as: Hijacking, Cribbing, Panic and so on. Solution: Under the police control or civil agent to monitoring each activities of the road side by installing CCTV camera and also should take necessary steps as soon as possible.

18. Minister : Mujibul Haque Railway transport is considered one of the most important modes of transport for both passengers and goods considering its safety, low cost, minimum environment impact and comfort. Realizing the importance of the rail transport, a separate ministry named, “Ministry of Railways ” has been established on 4th November, 2011 and railway sector has been given the highest priority in the outline ‘ perspective plan of Bangladesh 2010-2011: making vision 2021 a reality

19. Problem - 1  Limited number of long route train especially Dhaka- North way and rail track is in a poor situation that’s why it takes long time to arrive destination and also risky for passenger.

20.  Solution: Limited number can be solved by increasing train in different shift on the route and also use high technology included train to reduce journey time.

21. Problem- 2  Another problem is lack of international railway system. That mean there is only one train from Dhaka to kolkata for international communication.

22.  Solution: From my perspective this problem will solve by improving and also increasing international railway system by including high technology train and standard route.

23. Problem- 3 So much bribery in the ministry of railway and rail ticket on black market at many occasion. Not only that people travel without ticket.

24.  Solution:  Monitoring each activity of every railway employee by installing CCTV everywhere inside the train and also outside of railway area and monitoring footage to take initiative steps .

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