Browsing by Author "Rahman, M. A."

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Affordable Electricity for Bhashan Char from Renewable Energy
(Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering, CUET, 7-Feb-2019) Sunny, M. J. M.; Rahman, M. A.; Matin, Dr. M. A.
Bangladesh is a developing country with energy
APPRAISAL OF SUIT ABILITY OF SHEEP CARCASS IN A COMMERCIAL SLAUGHTER HOUSE
(2011) Hossain, M. M.; Rahman, M. A.; Talukder, A. K.; Islam, M. S.
The study identified the common causes of organs and whole carcass condemnation of slaughtered sheep in a commercial abattoir in Bangladesh. A total number of 8046 sheep were slaughtered during the period from July 2007 to June 2008. Animals were undertaken into three ante-mortem inspections from arrival to slaughter. The first inspection was done immediately after unloading of animal, second during resting of the animals and the last inspection was performed before slaughtering of the animals. A total number of 703 organs from carcasses were condemned due to several reasons. The liver (42%) and lungs (39.1) were the most condemned organs in sheep. Fascioliasis was the leading cause of liver condemnation in sheep (86.8%). Pneumonia was the main cause of lung condemnations at the rate of 54.5% in sheep. Hydatidiosis caused both liver (6.4%) and lungs (40%) condemnation in sheep. Abscess was also responsible for organ condemnation affecting liver (6.8%), lungs (5.5%) and kidney (30.8%) in sheep. The major cause of muscles condemnation of sheep were due to cystocercosis (75.0%) and grass seed poisoning especially sorghum poisoning (25.0%).Grass seed poisoning was the only cause that was responsible for three sheep carcass whole condemnation. The results of the present study concluded that liver and lungs were the mostly affected organs to be condemned caused by mainly fascioliasis and pneumonia in sheep and grass seed poisoning was the single cause for whole carcass condemnation in sheep
Branding beyond visibility: Effectiveness and challenges of hidden marketing in Bangladesh’s education sector
(The Business Standard, 2025-07-06) Rahman, M. A.
Branding beyond visibility: Effectiveness and challenges of hidden marketing in Bangladesh's education sector Modern marketing has moved beyond traditional product promotion to institution branding, particularly in the education sector. Hidden Marketing (or Stealth Marketing) is emerging as an impactful tool for mid-tier or emerging private universities in Bangladesh to boost visibility, credibility, and engagement in a highly competitive market. This strategy involves subtle, non-disruptive promotional techniques, such as alumni- or influencer-driven storytelling, which often feel more credible and emotionally engaging than conventional advertising. It offers a cost-effective solution for universities with limited advertising budgets. However, success hinges on the approach being rooted in transparency, ethical practice, and strategic vision to maintain audience trust and avoid potential distrust.
EFFECT OF BORON AND MAGNESIUM ON THE GROWTH, YIELD AND SEED PROTEIN CONTENT OF MUNGBEAN
(Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University Research System, Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2008-01) Wahida, A.; Rahman, M. A.
An experiment was carried out to tudy the effect of boron and magnesium on the growth. yield and seed protein content of' BARI mung 05 cv. The experiment was conducted with three levels of boron and Four levels of magnesium. Result revealed that among the three boron levels Bs treatment showed significantly superior effect on pods plant", seeds pod". 1000 grain weight, seed yield and protein content of seeds. Among the four levels of magnesium, Mg, treatment produced the highest Yield. pods plant", seeds pod", and IOOO-grain weight, yield and protein content of seeds. The interaction treatment 11~x Mg, performed the best result in terms of yield, yield attributing characters and protein content of seeds.
GROWTH AND YIELD OF LETTUCE (Lactuca sativa L.) AS INFLUENCED BY POTASSIUM
(Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University Research System (SAURES), Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2009-07) Akand, M. H.; Shaha, M. K.; Afroz, R.; Rahman, M. A.; Ali, M. A.
Two factorial Randomized Complete Block Design experiment was conducted at the Horticulture Farm of Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka-I 207, during the period from November 2006 to March 2007 to study the effect of different levels of potassium viz: no potassium (KII), 120 kg K,Olha (K ,), 130 kg K10lha (K1) and 140 kg K10 Iha (K.1)on the growth and yield of lenuce. The experiment was conducted with seven replications. Application of different doses of potassium showed significant differences among yield and different yield contributing characters. The highest plant height (21.08 em), number of leaves (26.4 I), leaf length (23.29 ern), leaf breadth (22.04 em), fresh weight of plant (325.82 g), dry matter content (12.32%) and yield (27.14 t/ha) were recorded from 130 kg K,Olha (K,) and control treatment gave the lowest results
OPTIMIZATION OF THE BIOEQUIVALENCE STUDY OF ESOMEPRAZOLE CAPSULE CONTENTS AFTER IN VITRO SUSPENSION IN SOFT FOODS USING HPLC
(Daffodil International University, 2009) Alauddin, M.; Hossain, K. M. Z; Rahman, M. A.; Kabir, A. S. M. H; Khan, I. H
A bioequivalence study for the selection of the alternative and feasible mode of administration of esomeprazole pellets suspended in some common soft liquid foods has been done. 20 mg of four different brands esomeprazole pellets suspended in yogurt, orange juice, apple juice and milk were analyzed in the gastric environment using dissolution tester and high performance liquid chromatography. The release of the esomeprazole active was found more the 90% using these liquid foods except milk. The optimal release of the active was found in the system of apple juice (97.06%). Administration of the esomeprazole pellets suspending in apple juice may be a practical alternative for patients who cannot swallow an intact capsule.
PARAMETERS OF CONDEMNATION OF ORGANS AND CARCASSES IN SLAUGHTERED CATTLE AND GOATS OF COMMERCIAL ABATTOIR IN BANGLADESH
(Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University Research System (SAURES), Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2011-01) Hossain, M. M.; Islam, M. K.; Rahman, M. A.; Talukder, A. K.; Islam, M.
This study identified the common causes of condemnation of slaughtered cattle and goat in a commercial abattoir in Bangladesh. A total of 8,604 cattle and 27,699 goats were slaughtered for the period of July 2007 to June 2008. All the procedures of standard abattoir were followed to get hygienic meat. Ante-mortem examination and postmortem inspection was done with due attention. In cattle liver and lungs are first list organs for condemnation and incidence of affection is 78% in liver and 19.3% in lungs. Fascioliasis is the leading cause of liver condemnation in cattle (75.5%). Hydatidosis affection found both in liver and lungs but the incidence rate is higher in lungs. Abscess is also a disease responsible for organ condemnation particularly in liver (1.4%), lungs (6.1%) and kidneys (I. I%). In goats, a total of 7,278 organs were condemned due to several diseases or conditions namely fascioliasis, hydatidosis, cysticercosis, abscess, pnemonia and tumor. Among them 5,55 I cases were liver (76.3%) and 1,296 cases were lungs (17.8%). Fascioliasis is the leading cause of liver condemnation in goat (94.8%) where pneumonia is for lungs condemnation (69.5%) in goat. However hydatidosis cause both liver (4.6%) and lungs (23.2%) damage at the point of condemnation. Liver, lungs and kidneys abscess are responsible for organ condemnation. Cysticercosis (16.3%), gluteal abscess (15.6%) and grass seed poisoning (6.4%) are also the causal factors of condemnation. The results suggested that the highest incidence of organ condemnation is found in liver and lungs caused by fascioliasis and pnemonia in cattle and goats respectively and grass seed poisoning is the single cause for whole carcass condemnation in goat. The results of the present study concluded that liver and lungs are organs of various affections and mandatory to condemn.