Unemployment is found to be the root of all social nuisances.  People are migrating towards Dhaka everyday to seek opportunity to survive making it a densely populated and unhealthy city to live in. Byproducts of unemployment are mugging, drug addiction, political killings and murders causing social unrest.

Many Government and NGOs seemed to have tried to address these issues and poured in money over the years but little development is observed with respect to Corruption, Terrorism, Unemployment, Education etc.

There haven’t been consistent initiatives to create employment opportunity at grass root level leading to a local economic development.  There has been change in fiscal, monetary, agro and technological policies but what we saw is Rich getting Richer and the Poor getting Poorer. Nothing much has happened to create purchasing power of an unemployed/underemployed to ensure basic physiological needs.

So today when we look deeply into the streets of Dhaka city or in the Rural Bangla we can see that people are sleeping on pavements bare footed and almost empty stomach whereas plenty of foods are being wasted in the fast food shops and restaurants. Old people are seen pulling Rickshaws in the scorching heat while some are arranging air condition for their pets at home. Small children are moving around selling goods or breaking bricks while some are fighting over which TV channel to watch.