Huque, Ahmed Shafiqul creator text xu| 2002 continuing ng p.61-75. NGOs in Bangladesh have demonstrated that they are capable of development by training, organising and guiding the people. But the regulatory mechanisms have been brought in by the government to check malpractices and fraudulent activities committed by some organisations. The author lays bare the plethora of restrictions and regulation imposed on their working and how it has forced NGOs spend more time in complying with formalities rather than developing and implementing projects. He calls for a careful and balanced approach to these regulations. - Reproduced. Nongovernmental organizations - Bangladesh Nongovernmental organizations Indian Journal of Public Administration 180718