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Financial Analysis of Padma Bridge
THE PADMA BRIDGE ISSUE

The Padma Bridge Issue
(A Dream or a Scandal)

Submitted To:
Mr. Md. Najmul Hasan
Lecturer
Department of Banking & Insurance
University of Dhaka

Submitted By: Group-11

Name I.D Signature
MD. Jamal Hosen 16-056
MD. Shafiqul Islam 16-096
Masudur Rahman 16-094
M.M. Azizur Rahman 16-079
Zual Rana 16-079

Date of Submission: 16 October, 2012

16th October, 2012
Mr. MD. Najmul Hasan
Lecturer
Department of Banking
University of Dhaka

Subject: Report on “Padma Bridge Issue”.

Sir,

Here is the term paper on “Padma Bridge Issue” that you assigned us to prepare. In this term paper we have taken the information of Padma Bridge from primary & secondary sources. We have tried to show that whether the Padma Bridge is dream or scandal for our country. In this report we mainly focused on Padma Bridge scandal, alternative financing sources, economic value of Padma Bridge and so on.

This term paper will provide you with information according to your direction. We have studied the relevant information for preparing this term paper. We hope that this term paper will meet your requirement. We would be glad to furnish any further clarification in this regard, if needed.

Sincerely yours,
……………………………
On behalf of group-11
Department of Banking & Insurance
University of Dhaka.

First of all we are grateful to Almighty Allah for finishing this report on time. We express our thanks to our honorable course teacher Mr. MD. Najmul Hasan for assigning us such a report dealing with “Padma Bridge Issue”. Without cooperation and the support from our course teacher Mr. MD. Najmul Hasan, it would not be possible to prepare such a resourceful report.
We would like to thank you for your constant guidance and support that helped us most to complete this report. Pay our gratitude to all of the people who helped us a lot for the completion of this report before,


References: The Daily Star BBC World bdnews24.com Prothomalo Financial express 2011 www.google.com www.facebook.com
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