Paragraph ~ "Globalisation" & "Empowerment of Women"

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"Globalisation"

Globalisation is basically, a process of expanding trade and commerce all over the world by creating borderless market. However, it is creating 'more opportunities ( for capitalist countries rather than for the developing ones. In the name of help and co-operation, the industrially developed capitalist countries are exploiting the cheap labour available in poor countries. This is the common fear about the adverse effects of globalisation in the countries like ours. But, the fear is not quite justified because globalisation has also a far-reaching effect on many aspęcts of life. With the developing of hi-tech communication media and rapid traosportation facilities the world has come closer. We can share our joys and behaviour into our homes through satellite television channels and the internet. Now, we can enrich our local culture through constant interaction  of different cultures. But, along with this, the cultural assault can also be resisted by the strength of our own traditional social values, beliefs and attitudes.



"Empowerment of Women"

 About Half of the population of our country is women. Without the large number of women the development of the country is not possible. Women are now joining the outside work. They are not kept inside the home. They are joining the Bar, army, navy, police, judicial service. They are becoming doctor, teacher, engineer, pilot. Now they are involving in politics. At present our Prime Minister, Speaker, Opposition Leader are women. The percentage of elected femal MPs, Mayors, Councilors, Upazilla Chairman, Vice chairman, Union council chairman are increasing. Moreover there are at least 40 MPs, and some Ministers. Besides their contribution to the development of our country is great. Our garment sectors totally depend on, female workers. They are working in offices, banks, factories, schools, colleges and universities, in armed forces, trade and commerce. They are working in production and in agriculture. All these are the signs of empowerment of women in Bangladesh.

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