Students, paragraph is not subject to memorize. You have to acquire the knowledge of how you can write the paragraphs on your own. I have something to tell you how you can improve your writing skill.

First, make categories of paragraphs. Such as problem type paragraph, visiting type paragraph, technological invention type paragraph. Make a structure for every type of paragraphs and practice writing. Hope you can improve your paragraph writing skills.

Let’s see the important paragraphs for HSC 2021. To read the full paragraph, just click on the paragraph name.

Important Paragraphs for HSC Exam 2024

* Marked items are very very important for all board. You better prepare all the paragraphs omitting the items of your own Board Exam 2019.

Read: How long is a paragraph

For English 1st Paper

1. Diaspora *
2. Folk Music *
3. Environment Pollution *
4. Food Adulteration *
5. Climate Change *
6. Adolescence
7. Global Warming
8. Etiquette and Manners *
9. Pahela Baishakh *
10. Deforestation
11. Tree Plantation
12. Gender Discrimination
13. Natural Calamities in Bangladesh
14. Globalization and Information Technology
15. Historic 7th March Speech

For English 2nd Paper

1. Internet *
2. Facebook *
3. Uses and Abuses of Mobile Phone *
4. The Importance of Learning English *
5. Your Favourite Teacher *
6. Drug Addiction
7. Higher Education in Bangladesh
8. Bangabandhu Satellite
9. Female Education
10. Road Accident *
11. Child Labour *
12. Street Children
13. College Library *
14. An Ideal Student *
15. Victory Day
16. Newspaper
17. Mujib Year / Mujib Borsho
18. Coronavirus / COVID-19
19. Dowry System

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NCTB, short for National Curriculum and Textbook Board, is responsible for publishing textbooks for all education boards in Bangladesh. The board was established in 1954 and operates under the Bangladesh Ministry of Education.

NCTB Books of Class 7

Class 7 textbooks are available in both English and Bangla versions, which are identical in content but differ in language. You can download the PDF version of the textbook for Class 7. All books for Class 7 are downloadable in PDF format, and it’s important to note that they are all published by NCTB.

Seventh-grade textbook of secondary level of 2023 academic year

Download Class 7 PDF Text Book

The NCTB education book in Bangladesh is also available in PDF format and is commonly referred to as the NCTB textbook PDF version. In this post, you can find the NCTB Books for Class 7 2023 textbooks available for download in PDF format.

Also, no matter whether you have NCTB Books for Class 7 2023 textbooks or other, this online converter lets you convert pdf files to and from different other formats.

To read these PDF books, you’ll need a PDF reader installed on your device. If you’re using a computer, you may use the EDGE browser or other software such as Adobe PDF Reader or Foxit PDF Reader. For mobile devices, you can use Adobe Reader or a mobile office application on your Android smartphone. Simply choose your preferred PDF reader and download the books in your preferred format.

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So it is important for us to learn Journal Entries. In order to learn journal entries easily first of all we must have an idea about Accounting Equation.

An accounting Equation is a basic formula that shows that The Total assets of an organization always equals the Total liabilities.

The basic accounting equation formula is :

A=L+OE

Where A=Assets

L=Liabilities

OE=Owners Equity

One side action of the Formula always affects the other side. If there is an increase in assets that means there is an increase in Liabilities too. And a Decrease in Assets always causes a decrease in Liabilities.

For example, You brought in Cash to start your Business.

There is an increase in Cash (Assets) and also an increase in Capital (Owners Equity). Another Example, You took a loan from Bank. There is an increase in Cash(Assets) and Loan (Liabilities).

The extended form of the Accounting Equation is:

A=L+C+R-E-D

Where,

• A=Assets
• L=Liabilities
• C=Capital
• R=Revenue
• E=Expenses
• D=Drawings.

How to Create a Journal Entry in Accounting

Accounting Equation always makes understanding Journal Entries easier. And, Second of all we must see the Effects of the transaction.

Some Transactions increase the Assets, Liabilities, Expenses etc and some decreases them. Then we must identify the two sides (Debit and Credit) of the transactions.

There is a chart of Debit and Credit for effects of a transaction.

Here are a few examples for your better understanding, I hope, you understand easily

Example 1:  Salary Expense 10000 tk.

Here, Salary is an Expense account for which the increase of Expense is Debit and Cash is An Asset for which the decrease of Asset is Credit.

So, You can write it like this:

Salary expense- Debit

Cash- Credit.

Example 2: Cash Sales 50000 tk.

Here Cash is an asset so as Cash increased it will be a Debit account.

And Sales is a Revenue for which increase of Sales will be Credit account.

Cash- Debit

Sales- Credit

You can try many other examples too.

How to Prepare a Journal

Create a Table for Journal

A Journal consists of five main Columns. They are:

1. Date of the Transaction
2. Account title and description and debit and credit side in a different line
3. Column for Ledger page  No
4. Debit amount
5. Credit amount.

The table of the Journal is shown below:

Write a Journal Entry

We have already learnt a Journal consists of five columns, the next step is to prepare and write a Journal Entry. There are few steps you will have to follow:

1. Select the transaction that occurred
2. Identity the and effects of the transaction
3. Write the date of the Transaction in the Journals Date Column
4. Write the  Accounts Tittle and Particulars of the transaction. Also, write two sides (Debit side and Credit side) of the Transaction.
5. Write the Ledger Page No in which the transaction is recorded in the Ledger book account.
6. Write the Debit amount of the transaction.
7. Write the Credit amount of the transaction.

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In common layman note, the round figure is often considered as a ‘Circle ‘. A circle is a close even figure. It is formed with the fusion of all those points that are equally outlying from a fixed point in the same figure. Only then It’s called a circle.

A circle can be described in other ways. It can be explained as the locus of a point moving in a plane but in a way so that it’s difference from a fixed dot or point is always constant. That fixed point is called center of the circle.

A circle has several parts and we have already discussed one of those which is center. Here is this picture ‘O’ is the center.

Parts of the Circle and their definitions

1. Center
2. Radius
3. Circumference
4. Chord
5. Diameter
6. Arc
7. Tangent
8. Secant
9. Segment
10. Sector.

Let us learn more details with pictures and examples.

Centre

A circle has several parts and we have already discussed one of those which is Center.  Here is this picture ‘O’ is the Center.

Radius

Radius is the length of the line from the center to any point of the plane. The plural form is Radii (pronounced as ray-dee-eye). Here the purple line ‘R’ is a Radius.

Circumference

the distance around the circle can be defined as the circumference. Example -A 12cm rope is bent to be formed as a circle.  So here the circumference is the length of the rope,  i.e. 12 cm

Chord

A line segment meeting two different points on the circumference of a circle is called a Chord. A circle Doesn’t have any fixed number of chords. The diameter is the largest chord of a circle.

Arc

A part of a circumference in a circle is known as an arc. It’s a continuous piece of a circle. Here in this picture CBA is minor and CDA is the major arc.

Tangent

A line that touches the circle at a single point is called a Tangent. That very point is known as the point of tangency or the point of contact. In the picture, the orange line is the tangent of the circle.

Secant

It’s a line that intersects the circle at two distinct points and keeps an extension out of the circumference. In the picture, the orange line BC is the secant that intersects the circle twice.

Segment

It’s the part of a circle that is surrounded by a chord and an arc is referred as a segment of a circle.  In the picture, the lower side of  AB is a minor segment and the upper side of AB is a major segment.

Sector

the part of a circle that is bounded by two radii and an arc of a circle is known as a sector. In the picture the white part is minor and the black part is considered as a major sector where O is the Center.

How to draw a circle with a compass

Firstly to use it, insert the tip of a pencil or pen at the hole of your compass. Then draw a line as the same length as The radius of the circle you want to draw. It can be 3-6 cm if you want medium shaped circle.

Now rotate the compass holding its head strongly from the tip of your radius which eventually will be the centre of your circle.

Remember your pencil or pen should touch the paper perfectly so that you don’t need to rotate it again to get the visible circumference.

Drawing it on a single sheet won’t give a good result because that will keep moving. Instead of rotating your compass you can even just hold it and rotate your paper. Your circle will be drawn.

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Summaries the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

Answer: The given 3 Pie Charts display the yearly consumption of a UK school take turn in three separate years (in 1981, 1991 and 2001).

Overall, it can be seen from the charts, the school spent a large amount on the teacher’s salaries, and it spent a small part on the insurance. It also spent on worker salaries, books and equipment. Though all of these went through changes.

Firstly, in 1981, teacher’s payments cover a large area of school expenditure. It was 40%, but after 10 years(in 1991) it shows an improvement of 50%. In 2001, it was slowly declining to 45%. On the other hand, other worker’s wages was 28% in 1981, which was gradually going down to 22% and 15% in this period.

Secondly, school resources cost was 15% in 1981. Then it presents slightly up and down, like 20% and 9% in 1991 and 2001. moreover, furniture and equipment spent were 15% in 1981. It shows the moderate fluctuation in the next mentioned two years, at 5% and 23%. Apart from this, the school also has insurance cost and it is 2% in 1981 as well as it presents an upward trend in the rest of the period, like 3% and 8%.

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First, try to write question tags for the following sentences. Then match with answers if you are right or wrong.

Let’s see the difficult sentences for question tags.

Difficult Question Tags Exercises

1. Let’s all write a letter, …
2. I don’t need to finish this today, …
3. The bus stop’s over there,…
4. You won’t tell anyone,…
5. I’m going to get an email with the details,…
6. You hadn’t had time,…
7. Who cares,…
8. He’s a daughter,…
9. I’m right,…
10. Let’s go,…
11. Look here he comes,…
12. Allah may excuse a sinner,
13. The sooner, the better,
14. You and he went there,…
15. You and I came to terms,…
16. Many a man will come,…
17. The brother in him rose,…
18. Who cares,…
19. What a pity,…
20. The will of the people prevails,…
21. One should do one’s duty,…
22. If you invited me, I’d join your party,…

You may want to read: 100 Question Tags Exercises

Answers:

1. Let’s all write a letter, shall we?
2. I don’t need to finish this today, do I?
3. The bus stop’s over there, isn’t it?
4. You won’t tell anyone, will you?
5. I’m going to get an email with the details, ain’t I?
6. You hadn’t had time, had you?
7. Who cares, do they?
8. He’s a daughter, doesn’t he?/hasn’t he?
9. I’m right, aren’t I?
10. Let’s go, shall we?
11. Look here he comes, doesn’t he?
12. Allah may excuse a sinner, mayn’t He?
13. The sooner, the better, isn’t it?
14. You and he went there, didn’t you?
15. You and I came to terms, didn’t we?
16. Many a man will come, won’t they?
17. The brother in him rose, didn’t it?
18. Who cares, do they?
19. What a pity, isn’t it?
20. The will of people prevails, doesn’t it?
21. One should do one’s duty, shouldn’t they?
22. If you invited me, I’d join your party, wouldn’t I?

Difficult Question Tags Analysis

Coming soon

You may check, Our All Grammar Lessons for Students

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You might be interested to read WH Question words list and their usages

Make appropriate WH-questions for the following answers:
(a) The French Revolution took place in 1789.
(b) He comes to my house twice in a week.
(c) I read the Ittefaq daily.
(d) They come to college by bus.
(e) He drives my car.
(f) The pen belongs to me.
(g) My brother’s failure made me sad.

Answers:
(a) When did the French Revolution take place?
(b) How often does he come to your house?
(c) What do you read daily?
(d) How do they come to college?
(e)Who drives your car?
(f) Whom does the pen belong to?
(g) Whose failure made you sad?

Example 2: Make appropriate WH questions for the following answers:
(a) Dhaka is famous for mosques.
(b) You have found my pen under my desk
(c) I borrowed the umbrella of my cousin.
(d) The guest will arrive at noon.
(e) My brother is thirty years old.
(f) I am studying English so that I may go abroad.
(g) Everybody has heard the name of Hazi Muhammad Mohsin.

Answers:

(a) What is Dhaka famous for?
(b) Where have you found my pen?
(c) Whose umbrella did you borrow?
(d) When will the guest arrive?
(e) How old is your brother?
(f) Why are you studying English?
(g) Who has not heard the name of Hazi Muhammad Mohsin?

Example 3: Make appropriate wh-questions for the following answers:
(a) I am looking for a hardware store.
(b) I went there to do some troublesome writing.
(c) There is a terrible accident in front of the press club.
(d) My father drives the manager’s car.
(e) Our classes usually begin at 9.00 a. m.
(f) The price is about eight hundred dollars.
(g) He went to the party.

Answers:
(a) What are you looking for?
(b) Why did you go there?
(c) What is there in front of the press club?
(d) Whose car does your father drive?
(e) When do your classes usually begin?
(f) What is the price?
(g) Where did he go?

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We’ll summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. See the charts in the picture.

The charts illustrate the intention for study between the students as well as the support of their employers by various ages.

Overall, in the first chart, it indicates a downward trend for career study and an upward trend for interest study by age growing. On the other chart, It reveals with a fluctuation, though the employer support has a downward trend, at last, it goes up again calmly with getting older.

In the first graph, nearly 80% of students under 26yr, study for their career. This percentage gradually declines by about 10-20% every decade. On average 18% of over 49yr olds are studying for career reasons.

On the other hand, it also shows the study for interest increases with age. There are only 10% off under 26yr. The percentage increases slowly till the 4th decade and increased dramatically in late adulthood.

However, 70% of over 49yr olds study for interest in comparison to 18% studying for career reasons in that age group. in the second graph, employers support approximately 60% for under 26yr students. It drops rapidly to around 34% up to the third decade of life and then increases in late adulthood up to about 44%.

It is unclear whether employer support is only for career focus study, but the highest level is for those students who are mainly studying for career purposes.

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As per the previous circulation, recently Dhaka Board and NCTB have published a new short syllabus for SSC 2021. Download you SSC New Syllabus 2021 PDF files from here.

New SSC Short Syllabus 2021 (Corrected)

Bangla 1st Paper
Bangla 2nd Paper
English 1st Paper
English 2nd Paper
ICT
Bangladesh and Global Studies
Islam and Moral Education
Hindu Religion and Moral Education
Buddhist Religion and Moral Education
Christo Religion and Moral Education

Business Studies Group Subjects

Accounting
Business Entrepreneurship
Finance and Banking

Science Group Subjects

Math

Chemistry
Higher Math
Physics
Biology
Science

Humanities Group Subjects

History
Geography & Environment
Home Science
Economics
Civics

Other

Agriculture
Physical Education
Career Education
Arts and Crafts

Why SSC Short Syllabus is Important

For coronavirus situation, school and colleges were shut down for about a year. That is why examinee couldn’t join classes or take preparation for Exam. Few students were able to join online and TV classes. But it is not enough for the SSC examination.

Read: SSC 2021 Question Pattern

So, the education ministry has taken steps to make a short syllabus for SSC 2021. The student should complete the syllabus within 3 months. After this 3 months period, SSC 2021 will be held.

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1. The term ‘diaspora’ is
2. Folk music consists of song
3. A Peace movement is a
4. Conflict can be described
5. Adolescents constitute a
6. Kuakata, locally known as
7. My name is Amerigo
8. As a child, you must have
9. Universities should never
10. Nelson Mandela guided

Seen Passage (2nd)

1. A Peace movement is a
2. My name is Amerigo
3. A Craftwork is an applied
4. The time of adolescence
5. According to some myths
6. The history of Bengal
7. The term ‘diaspora’ is
8. Unsafe levels of pesticides
9. When adolescent girls
10. Public universities are

Seen Passage (3rd)

1. Beauty is easy to
2. The term ‘diaspora’ is
3. We human beings tend
4. Because I have seen
5. In the Bengali language
6. Universities should never
7. My name is Amerigo
8. Craftwork thus is a dynamic
9. Accessibility to higher
10. In Bangladesh folk music

Important Paragraphs

1. Diaspora *
2. Folk Music *
3. Environment Pollution *
4. Food Adulteration *
5. Climate Change *
6. Adolescence
7. Global Warming
8. Etiquette and Manners *
9. Pahela Baishakh *
10. Deforestation
11. Tree Plantation
12. Gender Discrimination
13. Natural Calamities in Bangladesh
14. Globalization and Information Technology
15. Historic 7th March Speech

Completing Stories

1. An Honest Woodcutter
2. Money cannot Bring Happiness
3. The Dove and the ant
4. The Scholar and the Boatman
5. Slow and steady wins the race
6. King Lear and his daughters
7. A Trick of a cunning fox went in vain
8. A Sly fox and a foolish crow
9. A Friend in need is a friend indeed
10. Perseverance is the key to success

Email Writing

Preparation for the upcoming exam
Seeking admission procedure of a foreign university
Condoling the death of a friend’s father/mother
Thanking your friend for a birthday gift
Bad effects of smoking
Inviting to join a picnic
What you will do after the HSC Examination
Congratulating your friend on success
Inviting to visit your country
Congratulating on brilliant success in the examination

Informal Letter

1. Reply to your friend about your Facebooking
2. Advising to be attentive to studies
3. Co-curricular activities in your college
4. Read newspaper regularly
5. Advising not to use Facebook
6. How you have spent last summer vacation
7. Importance of learning English
8. Importance of reading English newspaper
9. Advising to refrain from smoking
10. Importance of e-communication

Describing Graph and Chart

1. Time allocation of students’ daily activities
2. The choice of profession by educated people in recent times
3. The percentage of transportation used by800 to come to college
4. Mobile phone subscribers in Bangladesh
5. The sources of air pollution in the city
6. The selling of 4 types of books in the Ekushey Book Fair

Poem Analysis

I will arise and go now
Hold fast to dreams
Under the greenwood
I love to rise in a summer
Fair daffodils, we weep
Because I have seen Bengal’s face
Blow, blow, thou winter
She walks in beauty
O father and mother if
Admist killer speeds I

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Solution to SSC English 2nd Paper Question of Chattogram Board 2020

1. Fill in the blanks with the words from the box. You may need to change the forms of the words. You may need to use one word more than once:
a) hinders
b) prosperity
c) causes
d) normal
e) hampered
f) arises
g) mainly
h) think
i) positive

3. Make Five sentences using parts of sentences form each column of the following table:

i. Newspapers present us news of home and abroad.
ii. It has great educative value too.
iii. They are useful to all section of people.
iv. They present us the outside world like a mirror.
v. It is really a part and parcel.

4. Complete the following text with the right form of verbs given in the box. You can use one verb more than once.
a) is considered
b) breeds
c) acts
d) damages
e) resulting
f) build
g) to rise
h) be compared
i) overcome
j) should endeavor

5. Change the narrative style of the following text:
The teacher asked the girl why she was laughing in the class. She replied that she had remembered an interesting incident after he had given the example. He asked what that was. She said that it was about one of her cousins who had come to their house the previous day. He told to forget that and be attentive to her lesson.

6. Change the following sentences according to directions:
a) Simple: Wherever casting our eyes, we notice the achievement of science.
b) Negative: The electricity lights not only streets but also the houses.
c) Passive: News, songs and lectures are broadcast by radio.
d) Complex: There is cinema which delights in the evening.
e) Positive: Very few inventions of modern science are as important as computer.
f) Assertive: None can go without it.
g) Comparative: Computer is not less important than Internet.
h) It helps us thus we can know about the world.
i) It is the greatest of all other inventions of modern science.
j) What a miraculous event the invention of computer is!

9. Add tag questions to the statements below

a) None of us can solve this problem, can they?
b) There is little water in the glass, is there?
c) One cannot deny the proposal, can one?
d) You need to see a doctor, needn’t you?
e) Nothing was said, was it?

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Hope this information will help you make the right decision. Let’s know about them.

Top 10 Life Insurance Companies in Bangladesh

American life insurance company 

American life insurance company has established itself in the field of insurance as a dependable company in the whole world.

The reputation that they have enriched mostly because of the policy and offer they have made from time to time. They are the leading firm in the insurance industry keeping the highest market share.

Available Products:

• Three Payment Plan
• CIROP Super
• Income Growth Plan
• DPS Super
• Takaful DPS
• Education Protection Plan
• LifeLine

Contact Details: website- www.alico.com.bd, Call- 16344

Jiban Bima Corporation 

Jiban Bima Corporation is the state-run life insurance provider in Bangladesh under the terms of the Insurance act and related other laws enforceable in Bangladesh Corporation act.

Since its beginning, Jiban Bima Corporation is working among the people of Bangladesh with two basic intentions. Firstly, to cover the risks and increase savings habits among the people and secondly, generate funds for the country’s economic development through innovative life insurance plans.

Available Products:

• whole life assurance 
• endowment assurance 
• child protection policy 
• children endowment 
• anticipated endowment assurance 
• pension scheme policy 
• single payment policy 
• mortgage protection policy 
• group term insurance policy 
• group endowment policy 
• group variable endowment policy 
• group pension policy 
• Grameen bima policy 
• joint life endowment policy 
• progressive premium policy

Contact Details: website- www.jbc.gov.bd  cell: 9554161

National Life Insurance Company Ltd 

The age of privatized insurance started in Bangladesh with the establishment of a National Life Insurance Company. The company has grown & developed massively over a period of about 28 years.

It has three visions. Encourage & induce saving of the high or mid-income population and particularly of the low income & marginal group. To create & provide employment opportunities for the illiterate, half-literate, literate youth of the country. Capital formation at the national level for investment to develop dynamism at macro-economy.

Available Products:

• Akok Bima 
• Group Insurance
• Islami Takaful
• Janabima
• NPDI

Contact Details: website-www.nlibd.com Cell: 58151089

Delta Life Insurance Co Ltd 

Delta life insurance co ltd emerged when the government permitted the operation of the insurance business in the private sector in the mid-1980s.

The avowed mission of the company was to bring the benefits of insurance to the home of the masses and to build it as a safe and profitable means of investment.

In line with the above, Delta Life began to its activities and has been able to gain the trust and confidence of hundreds and thousands of people.

Available Products:

• Ordinary Life Insurance
• Gono Grameen Bima
• Group Life Insurance 
• Health Insurance 
• Overseas Mediclaim Policy

Contact Details: website-www.deltalife.org  Cell: 9565033

Popular Life Insurance Co Ltd 

Popular Life Insurance Company Ltd is a leading and pre-eminent life insurance company in the country’s insurance sector having all kinds of profitable life insurance products and co-operation.

It is a third-generation life insurance company that was authorized by a group of renowned and concerned business entrepreneurs of the country.

The company has built a leading Position in County’s insurance sector by paying the highest interest to his shareholders and maximum policy bonuses to his policyholders since the beginning.

Available Products:

• Hajj Bima Plan 
• Assurance cum Pension and Medical Benefit plan 
• DPS 
• Child-Protection-Assurance-Plan 
• Double Payment Single Premium Policy 
• Education Expense Assurance Plan 
• Child-Scholarship-Assurance-Plan 
• Endowment Assurance Plan 
• Five-Payment-Endowment-Assurance-Plan 
• Mohorana-Bima-Plan 
• Money-Back-Term-Assurance-Plan 
• Single-Payment-Endowment-Assurance-Plan 
• Three-Payment-Endowment-Assurance-Plan

Contact Details: website-www.popularlifeins.com Cell:9577534-38

Shandhani Life Insurance Co Ltd 

Sandhani life insurance co ltd is one of the preeminent Life Insurance Company in Bangladesh.

They provide Life Insurance coverage in the remote area as well as within all the people of the country.

To be a responsible service provider, Sandhani life insurance co ltd maintains the quality, also enhancing the growth rate by maximizing the Return on Investment.

Available Products:

• Akok Bima 
• Takaful
• Micro Insurance
• Group Bima 
• Health Bima 
• Brochures

Contact Details: website-www.sandhanilife.com

Meghna Life Insurance Co Ltd 

The main object of Meghna Life was to provide maximum financial protection to a person and families by providing modern Insurance facilities.

Its other intentions are to turn it into a profitable savings institution through the payment of bonuses at a handsome rate and enhanced servicing and invest the accumulated small savings in the nation-building different welfare and profitable projects.

Currently, it provides various Life Insurance commodities to cater to the aspirations & needs as well as religious beliefs to the clients.

Available Products:

• Akok Bima 
• Islami Bima 
• Loko Bima 
• PROBASHI Bima 
• Group Insurence
• Supplimentary Insurance

Contact Details: website-www.meghnalife.com Cell: 09613-440 440

Takaful Islami Insurance Ltd 

Takaful Islami Insurance Limited is one of the leading insurance Corporations doing insurance business on the foundation of Islamic Shariah in the private sector.

They have received quite a good reputation in the insurance business as one of the leading service providing Companies.

Available Products:

• Fire Insurance
• Motor Insurance
• Engineering Insurance
• MISCELLANEOUS Insurance

Contact Details: website-www.takaful.com.bd  Cell: 9570928-30

Pragati Insurance Co Ltd 

PRAGATI INSURANCE LIMITED is a leading private non-life insurance company in Bangladesh.

It was established in 1986 by a group of Bangladeshi businesspeople who had earlier lanced a Commercial Bank in the private sector also.

The company offers a perfect range of general insurance products and services in motor, marine, energy, property and casualty, health, accident, and responsibility areas.

Available Products:

• Fire Insurance 
• Motor Insurance
• Health and Accident Insurance 
• Marine Insurance
• All Risks Insurance
• Aviation Insurance
• Miscellaneouse Insurance
• Our Re-Insurers

Contact Details: website-www.pragatiinsurance.com Cell: +88-02-9133680-2

Padma Life Insurance Co Ltd 

Vision of this company, to become the best private Life Insurance Company in Bangladesh and South-East Asia within managing a high degree of honesty, responsibility, and transparency.

The avowed mission of the company is to build a dynamic, sound and professional control team. Conduct business in a responsible manner. Generate innovative products. Improve good governance. Faster Quality Management System.

Available Products:

• Akok Bima
• Group Insurance
• Micro Insurance

Contact Details: website-www.padmalife.com Cell: 88-02-48311809

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