Sinking State of Bangladesh: Idiotic Musings

[vin pahadi (kumauni)]

Bitch what ??

2:30
To give Bangladesh control on its water resources


Most of the time they are whinning Abt gazwa e hind,after doing so much shit against us, we wuz cut down chickens nech take over 7 sisters & when India grabs you're balls you start preaching morality. then whinning abt floods with high moral standards.They can't guilt us with this morals

if won declare Gazi gaznavi if lost where are human rights. This kind of behaviour how should I name it ran out of words

these kinglus r so stupid,,, they think our dams can store mansoon water also. if we didnt release mansoon water, that dam will also break down nd full filled dam distruction create bigger havoc in bangladesh . he is saying teesta river is contaminated nd bring disease also. than why they need teesta water, they hv enough rivers in bangladesh.

 

[FalconSlayers]

 

[FalconSlayers]

Oh so Kanglus are questioning their GDP again

Statistics given by Hasina regime need urgent correction

One of the reasons why the country’s economy fell into a big crisis during the Hasina regime is the manipulation of statistics.

www.thedailystar.net

Ohh lala

BBS: An agency that helped the AL weave its ‘development’ fable

Under the previous government, the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics faced serious allegations of inflating economic figures — particularly concerning GDP growth — and deflating inflation rates. Authentic data might reveal a grim picture for the country’s economy

www.tbsnews.net

If you had ever asked an economist or development practitioner in private about the quality of data provided by the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS) before 5 August, the answer would have varied from 'not so great' to 'absolute rubbish'. Off the record, one prominent economist even went as far as saying, "Don't ask me to comment on those lies."

The recent findings from the Bangladesh Institute of Development Studies (BIDS) corroborates the notion; the 'User Satisfaction Survey 2024' reveals that only 29.39% of users expressed satisfaction with the quality of data provided by BBS.

Under the Awami League regime, the agency faced serious allegations of inflating economic figures — particularly concerning GDP growth — and deflating inflation rates, which were used to project a rosy economic picture.

"Sensitive data was doctored to suit the political narrative," he said, "also, the government had the privilege to manipulate and hide sensitive data as well. They manipulated the data opportunistically and made it politically palatable. Ministers who were proficient in data manipulation were rewarded.

"National income account was shown to be larger than the actual figure, so that per capita income could be inflated. At the same time, inflation data was downsized. Why would you think the inflation rate hovered around 9%, but never crossed 10%? Because it was never shown."

This issue became more pronounced in the sensitive branches that handled critical economic indicators, where data discrepancies were most prominent. Over time, this interference led to significant distortions in the published data, which misled not only domestic audiences but also international development agencies, as development partners like the World Bank relied on BBS data. Even then, there was scepticism.

The sharpest decline was seen in methodological indicators, where the score fell from 70 in 2014 to a mere 30 in 2020. This drop, significantly lower than South Asia's average score of 69, raised red flags among international development organisations and economists alike.

Moreover, like the US or India, there should be private think-tanks that can calculate large-scale data.

 

[shade2]

Ohh lala

BBS: An agency that helped the AL weave its ‘development’ fable

Under the previous government, the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics faced serious allegations of inflating economic figures — particularly concerning GDP growth — and deflating inflation rates. Authentic data might reveal a grim picture for the country’s economy

www.tbsnews.net

They'll fudge it even more now with phull sapport of US and media chamchas, expect Couptaji to lecture Modi about Kanglu Per Capita GDP of $7,860 in the future