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Bangladesh got independence in 1971. But that time Bangladesh economics condition was poor and scattered.  That is why Bangladesh actually needed to re-design the existing Banks for developing economical structure and ensuring a positive flow of money in all over the country. After liberation war of 1972, State Bank of Pakistan (Dhaka Branch) has been converted to the Bangladesh Bank. These days, Bangladesh has several governments backed Banks and all the banks (including private banks) are under the umbrella of Bangladesh Bank. Jump To The Right Section 1 List of gov’t banks in Bangladesh 2 Details of all gov’t Bank of Bangladesh 2.1 Janata Banka, Bangladesh: 3 Agrani Bank, Bangladesh: 4 Rupali Bank, Bangladesh: 5 Krishi Bank, Bangladesh: 6 Rajshahi Krishi Unnayan Bank, Bangladesh: 7 Pubali Bank Limited, Bangladesh 8 Sonali Bank Limited, Bangladesh: List of gov’t banks in Bangladesh Janata Bank, Bangladesh Agrani Bank, Bangladesh Rupali Bank, Bangladesh Rajsha...

Non-Government Organization (NGO) usually means any organization not established by the government. These Organizations (NGOs) play a significant role in the economic development of developing countries. They are mostly of voluntary and non-profit character that are engaged in development work and help in national disasters, sustainable system development, and popular movements. Top NGO in Bangladesh Bangladeshi NGOs are familiar worldwide for their innovative activities. Many successful models in microfinance, non-formal education, and primary health care developed by many NGOS like Grameen Bank, Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee (BRAC), Association for Social Advancement (ASA) and more. Nowadays NGOs have become an extensively discussed topic in a developing country like Bangladesh. And these NGOs plays an important role catalyst in the attainment of sustainable economic growth and development where Government and NGOs both are working for the benefit of the people with nu...