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Author: Ariful Islam Mithu
Bangladesh Administrative Service Association (BASA) has promised to conduct the upcoming parliamentary election with the highest level of neutrality and…
The interim government has finally approved the draft ordinance to establish a police commission after months of discussions and seminars…
In an unprecedented move, the interim government is deleting public documents from the official websites to erase records of the…
Bangladesh experienced four earthquakes barely in 32 hours since Friday morning, which experts say, may have been a signal of…
More than twenty years after its creation, the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) remains an institution that has failed to deliver on…
Sunday’s fatal incident at Farmgate, where a metro rail bearing pad fell and killed a commuter, has raised serious concerns…
For the first time in decades, the Ministry of Public Administration has been without a secretary for more than a…
Two vital state entities – established to ensure people’s human rights and right to information – have remained all but…
Successive governments over the last two decades have spent more than Tk100 crore on upgrading traffic light systems but have…
The interim government has planned to bring Dhaka’s chaotic bus services under a single, unified system, a move that has…
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