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Bangladesh - a country of potentials whose economy is mostly led by the entrepreneurs of young generation. There are a lot of Bangladeshi young people with high level of energy and enthusiasm. So it is good time for the country to explore its entrepreneurial prospects and capacity. Bangladesh is now a country of huge young population i.e. it has a strong workforce One third of its population is young people who are capable to work right now. They can make any revolutionary change in the economy of the country. But to be an entrepreneur, it is not necessary to be a graduate from business school. Any student from any discipline can be an entrepreneur. Entrepreneurship is an art. Only self-motivated people have the passion to make entrepreneurial excellence. A very small initiative can make a huge difference. It is good to see that the young entrepreneurs are coming forward to initiate startups. Even through they know that is a very challenging task. Managing adequate fund is one of the major challenges for young entrepreneurs. In maintain all initial costs, an entrepreneur needs to engage fund for the longer period as there is no chance to flow cash against these costs. In fact there are only a few funding options for the young entrepreneurs to start their ventures. Many of the young aspirini entrepreneurs can not start their ventures because of insufficient fund. Consequently, many good and potential business ideas are not being implemented even though these ideas may base brought credible positive changes in society as well as in the economy of the country.

In the end, it is conceivable that there are few funding options for the Bangladeshi entrepreneurs and this is not adequate to create an entrepreneurial friendly eco-system in the country. Till now, funding is considered as one of the major barriers to entrepreneurship. Easy access to funding can play a significant role to increase youth entrepreneurship in Bangladesh.

Bangladesh Bank performs all the functions that a central bank of any country is expected to perform and such functions include maintaining the price stability through economic and monetary policy measures, managing the country's foreign exchange and the gold reserve and regulating the banking sector of the country. Like all other central banks across the globe. Bangladesh Bank is both the Government's banker and the banker's bank, a 'Lender of the last resort'. Bangladesh Bank, like most of the central banks of different countries, exercises monopoly over the issue of currency and banknotes. Bangladesh Bank has been entrusted with all the traditional central banking functions including the sole responsibilities of issuing currency, keeping the reserves, formulating and managing the monetary policy. 

With the provisional constitution of Bangladesh Bank order 1972. Bangladesh Bank exercises all powers of regulate commercial banks. These roles are as follows: 

1) Restrictions on branching and new entry; 

ii) Restrictions on pricing (interest rate controls and other controls on prices or fees); 

iii) Restrictions on the portfolio of assets that banks can hold; 

iv) Compulsory deposit insurance (or informal deposit insurance, in the form of an expectation that government will bail out depositors in the event of insolvency); 

v) Capital-adequacy requirements; 

vi) Reserve requirements (Requirements to hold a certain quantity of the liabilities of the central bank). 

vii) Requirements to direct credit to favored sectors or enterprises. 

viii) Special rules concerning mergers or failing banks. 

Central bank is an apex institution in the banking system. The main objective of the central bank is to control regulate and stabilize the banking and monetary structure of the country.

Bangladesh police is the core law enforcement agency of Bangladesh. If plays the prime and pivotal role in maintaining law and order of the state. Though police is primarily concerned with maintaining law and order assuring security of public life and property. Bangladesh police, the single most institution entrusted with the responsibility of ensuring rule of law and human rights, is at a cross-road to promote itself to a height to adopt. The role of service rather than force, devoted to providing reassurance of service delivery, flexibility to community wishes, cares and social justice.

But common perception that prevails in our society is somewhat different. Though our police force as a whole left a positive impression in the minds of the people, they don't see the police as problem solvers. The citizens go to the police for seeking help when they have nothing else to do. So, the people at the helm also feel that the police will have to become more people friendly. 

The number of helpless and help-seeking people is greater than the number of criminals in the country. So police officials should behave with the people in such a way that all are not criminals. People want the police to be more people-friendly and humane. People want to see the police as their helpers; not someone who scares them. During British period, police force were used as a tool for ruling people, not serving them. 

The practice in the post-colonial eras has not changed. Some rulers of the world use them as a tool for surpassing any protest or uprising against them. So the ruler in power need to stop using the police as a political tool, otherwise they will not be people-friendly. Every police officer shap behave with people with due courtesy and decorum. They should guide and assist people whe are found in helpless condition. They should provide all requisite assistance to victims of crim and of road accidents. They should preserve, promote and prefect human rights and interests of weaker sections, backward classes, poor, weak and the downtrodden. Thus, they will become the force of people.

As tension between the United States and Iran fuel fears of war, economist and international relations experts warn that any armed conflict between the countries will deal a blow to Bangladesh's export-import, and overseas job market in the Middle East. Oil prices have already started going up and if it continues, global economy, including that of Bangladesh, will witness a downturn. 

Bangladesh heavily depends on migrant remittance and oil import from the Middle East which has over half of the world's proven oil reserves, white the United States is one of Bangladesh's largest export destinations. So, Bangladesh will suffer if oil prices rise. Thus, if a war breaks out and it spreads across the Middle Eastern regions and prolongs, it will have an adverse impact on our economy. 

In Bangladesh, the price of liquefied petroleum gas has increased by 20% at retail stores after the rise in oil prices in the international market. This happens because any rise in gas and oll prices will affect the prices and supplies of the commodities.