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'There was no wrong doing in the agreement between Grameen Bank and Grameen Kalyan (to transfer the amount),' it said. The nearly 2,000-word statement said the Grameen Bank Board took the decision to transfer the amount to Grameen Kalyan from Grameen Bank in 1996 with 'due deliberation, good faith, and with good intentions to benefit the poor'. 'It was a matter of honest disagreement (with the foreign donor),' said the statement on Friday. Grameen Bank earlier in a statement that there was nothing secretive about transactions. Yunus, who won the Nobel Prize in 2006 for his efforts in making Grameen Bank as a microfinance organisation and community development bank that provides small loans to the impoverished said, 'I am confident that this (investigation) will resolve the matter and bring the truth to the citizens of Bangladesh as soon as possible'.

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I welcome such initiative,' Yunus said in a brief statement yesterday.ДЄ Norwegian TV documentary aired last week had exposed Grameen Bank to a massive controversy. 'Honourable Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said the issue on Grameen Bank which was discussed in several newspapers, should be investigated. Indian Bangla Newspapers are Anandabazar Patrika, Aajkaal, The Telegraph, Sambad Pratidin, Dainik Bartaman, Ei Somoy, Ebela, Uttar Banga Sambad, GanaShakti etc. Indian Bangla newspapers are mostly published from West Bengal, Assam, and Tripura of India. Meanwhile, Yunus welcomed the government probe. Indian Bangla Newspaper is known as Kolkata Newspaper (Bengali Newspaper), There are a large number of daily print newspapers and online news portals. However, Finance Minister AMA Muhith earlier defended Yunus and said, 'I see no fault in the transfer of the fund, if their (Grameen Bank) claim (of doing so under an understanding with the Norwegian government) is true.' It was an example of wizardry how one could play with (donor provided) people's money,' Hasina said. Hasina also appeared very critical of the 'very high' interest rate the bank charged its poor clients, saying their microcredit mechanism did not allow the poor to come out of the poverty cycle as 'micro-financers nurse poverty to run their brisk business'. 'There should certainly be a thorough investigation to find out what actually happened,' she said. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday said that Grameen Bank's exposure to the controversy could have occurred as it tried to play a 'trick' to evade government taxes by transferring USD 100 million to a non-profit sister venture of the bank. All Kolkata Newspapers - Indian Bangla Newspapers, You can enjoy all National, Online, English Local Newspapers of Kolkata. Hindi, Bangla, Malayalam and other languages. Bangladesh government has ordered a 'thorough' probe into allegation that Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus transferred nearly USD 100 million originally meant for microcredit operations of his Grameen Bank to his another venture to avoid tax. While it is hardly a new trend, the growth of language newspapers continues to surprise the market pleasantly.