Name: Debabrata Dey ID- ITM 0173 Assignment No 06 Assignment Name: My Country (Bangladesh) Date: 06-03-2009 My Country: Bangladesh.

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Name: Debabrata Dey ID- ITM 0173 Assignment No 06 Assignment Name: My Country (Bangladesh) Date: My Country: Bangladesh

(1)The Location and Size: Bangladesh is situated in southern Asia, on the delta of the 2 Largest rivers on the Indian subcontinent-the Ganga and Jamuna (Brahamaputra). It borders with India in the west, with Burma in the north and east in the southeast and with theBay of Bengal in the south. The country’s total area is approximately 144,000, it would fit into NSW five times. It is divided into 6 administrative divisions. These are Dhaka, Chittagong, Rajshahi, Khulna, Barisal and Sylhet. The name of the capital of Bangladesh is Dhaka. `

(2) The Population: The population of Bangladesh was estimated approximately 153,546,896 according to year 2008 which is seven times more than total population of Australia.

(3) Tourism in Bangladesh: Tourism is a small sector in Bangladesh but its growing very fast. According to Government statistics approximately 171,000 tourists Visited in the country in 1998 which make Tk2.4 billion for its Economy. The main tourism areas are Chittagong, Sylhet, Sondorbon, Kaptai. The most visitors are from India, Australia, Germany, United Kingdom, United States.

(4) The Economical Situation: Bangladesh is an agricultural based Country. Here three-fifths of the population engaged in farming. Jute and tea are the principal sources of foreign enchange. GDP-Composition by sector: agriculture-30% Industry- 17% Services-53% Unemployment rate:35.2% Industrial production growth rate: 3.6% Electricity production:11.5 billion KWH Electricity Consumption:11.3 billion KWH Imports: capital goods, textiles, food, petroleum products Exports: garment, jute and jute goods, leather, frozen fish

(5) The Transportation: There are also two international airports named as Dhaka International Airport and Chittagong International Airport and Also one domestic airport Sylhet.