One can understand by this data that how much power is
important for Bangladesh .
As per media report, the 2/5 population of 16 cores total don’t get the
facility of power.
It is major break through by an Indian company to
produce power in the land
of Bangladesh . Indian
Public sector company BHEL is going to pen a treaty for producing power in
nearing country.
At Khulna in Bangladesh
the Indian company will kick of the project just after the agreement exchange
date, 28 Feb,2016. After the visit of Indian PM to Bangladesh many new avenue opened
in bilateral relation.
Land boundary agreement, Power transition, Nepal-India
rail ways via Bangladesh ,
BBIN etc. are a very balanced agreement for both the country. Numbers of companies
of various countries participated in the tender process. Finally with close
competition with Harbin Electrical of China the Indian company BHEL got the
order.
Power is most essential element for the countries
toward high speed development. BHEL will execute 2 power plant of 660 MW each
casting 160 corers Pound. This power plant can change the economic and social
position of Khulna .
Already Khulna
is an important part of Bangladesh ’s
industry. Numbers of companies are operating at same place. The demand of power
is much over there. It will not only fulfill the demand but it will also create
more industrialization on at Khulna
district. Due to this project more employment will come up at the district.
There is much opportunity of
industry served by Port Mongla. Port Mongla is strategically very important for
India .
China
is already started penetrating focus to the Port Mongla.
But some of local and international
organizations are protesting against the power plant due to environmental
issues. But government of Bangladesh
already assured that they have take steps to control the environmental
problems.
In practical analysis, it is clear
that this power plant will set a very positive impact on Khulna
as well as Bangladesh ’s
economy and with all aspect it is an appreciated event of bilateral
relationship of India and Bangladesh .
A.C
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