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Depletion of fossil fuel and the inability to meet the rising demand of electricity are some drawbacks for the economic development of Bangladesh. Carbon emission done by developed world is also troubling the country. This paper focuses on the potential of micro-hydropower plant in Bangladesh due to its numerous rivers and canals providing off-grid power to the remote areas and also to the areas that are still outside the main grid network. This paper reflects on the current energy scenario in Bangladesh, the need to explore green energy thus proving how the establishment of widespread micro-hydropower plant can help overcome the current power crisis and play a role in the economic progress of the country. The existing potential sites are mentioned and the means to identify new sites are outlined by performing hydrology studies, topographic studies, head calculations, turbine selection, and so forth.

Background: Meconium ileus is a common cause of neonatal intestinal obstruction. Various surgical procedures are in practice for uncomplicated meconium ileus. Bishop Koop ileostomy allows distal passage of gut content and uses the distal absorptive area. T tube ileostomy avoids the need for gut resection and formal closure of stoma. The aim of this prospective interventional study was to compare the outcome of T-tube ileostomy and Bishop Koop ileostomy for the treatment of uncomplicated meconium ileus.

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Thisarticle studies theimpactandextenwfvoluntarisminruraldevelopmentinBangladesh. It considers voluntarism at the individual, community, and institutional levels as well as in its structural form -voluntary organizations. The development efforts undertaken and the services provided through voluntarism satisfy some of the demands of the people and curtail pressure on the constrained budgets of the local government bodies. However, there are some available resources which are yet to be mobilized for developmental purposes. Furthermore, the rural development programmes undertaken by different voluntary organizations are scattered and uncoordinated. If arranged methodically, voluntarism can make significant differences to the lives of the rural poor in a country like Bangladesh, where governmental resources are scarce but where the people are basically altruistic.