know the real reason here http://bnpbangladesh.blogspot.com/2009/10/bal-intriguing-plot-in-name-of.html

I feel a profound sigh of resignation coming on.

Yunus has some serious followers around the world, and this is why.

Whilst at dinner in Greece, a local civic-minded businessman friend of mine pulled out the Greek version of Mr Yunus’ book and told me how he was getting inspiration from it and how he was going to work with the people of his town to develop co-operative businesses using similar techniques. He spent the whole evening praising Mr Yunus.

Another cheery thing to note was that he kept referring to Mr Yunus as Pakistani.

I don’t know whether it states in the article or whether i read it somewhere else but for poor people, it has mega benefits.

A solar panels allows them to run a fan, have a light on when otherwise they wouldn’t have one. It increases the quality of life drastically. Apparently it’s helped evening schools take off as people can now study in the dark and it’s helped local traders work into the evening, increasing their output.

Muhammad Yunus and his Grameen programme seem to be doing really well for Bangladesh. Long mat it continue and let it be an example for the rest of the developing world!