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Budget sends positive signals to economic recovery

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By Fazlur Rahman
| The Financial Express (Bangladesh) Verified
After years of high inflation, currency pressure, falling private investment, banking vulnerabilities, and slow growth, the economy is moving from stabilisation to recovery. Against the backdrop, the FY2026-27 budget seeks to stimulate economic growth while maintaining fiscal discipline and macroeconomic stability. The budget emphasises investment in human capital, technology, digitalisation, rural development and revenue mobilisation.
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Reframing economic governance: from tax collection to wealth creation

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By Fazlur Rahman
| The Financial Express (Bangladesh) Verified
Md Fazlur Rahman Published : May 19, 2026 17:56 Updated : May 19, 2026 17:56 Economic growth cannot be sustained merely through increasing taxes, tightening regulations, or expanding compliance requirements. True and sustainable national prosperity is created when entrepreneurs, businesses, industries, and productive sectors are enabled to grow, innovate, employ people, generate exports, and create taxable wealth.
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The art of medicine and clinical reasoning: a lesson at the bedside

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By Fazlur Rahman, Joaquim Diego Santos, Paige S. Whitman
| KevinMD.com
Throughout my years in medical training, I had heard the maxim, “Medicine is an art.” And yet this notion seemed abstract to me; after all, I had been steeped in science. Then I came under the spell of a teacher, Professor S. M. Rab, the chairman of the Department of Medicine at DMC. It was he who finally showed me what the art of medicine was all about. “Simply piling up scientific facts will not help you,” he emphasized. “You need more than that to care for your patients.
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