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Vision for ideal police force

THE police play a pivotal role in any society, entrusted with safeguarding public safety, maintaining order, and upholding justice. In Bangladesh, public expectations reflect a deep yearning for fairness, security, and trust, yet these hopes are often overshadowed by systemic challenges such as political influence, corruption, inefficiency, and human rights violations...

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Dates for tests, results of four ongoing BCS exams announced

The Bangladesh Public Service Commission on Sunday announced the dates for the written tests and viva voce under the ongoing 44th, 45th, 46th and 47th Bangladesh Civil Service examinations. It has also announced the dates for publishing the results of the exams already conducted...

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UK trade envoy visits Unilever

Unilever Bangladesh Limited (UBL), a leading UK-based multinational and the country’s largest fast-moving consumer goods company, welcomed Baroness Rosie Winterton, the UK government’s trade envoy to Bangladesh, and Sarah Cooke, the British high commissioner to Bangladesh, to its corporate headquarters in Dhaka...

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Thousands of children raped in DRC in 2 months: UN

The UN condemned on Friday the widespread rape of children in conflict-torn eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, where thousands were reportedly subjected to sexual violence in the first two months of 2025.

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46th BCS examinees block road for delaying exams

A section of the 46th Bangladesh Civil Service examination written examinees in Dhaka on Thursday blocked a road between the Bangladesh Public Service Commission and the Election Commission for delaying the examination...

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Declare April 10 as republic day: discussion

Politicians, academics and professionals at a discussion in Dhaka on Thursday demanded the declaration of April 10 as republic day since proclamation of independence was adopted on this day in 1971...

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Dominican Republic nightclub disaster toll rises to 218

The death toll after a roof collapsed at a crowded nightclub in the Dominican Republic has climbed to 218, the head of rescue operations said Thursday, in the Caribbean nation’s worst disaster in decades.

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44th BCS results by June

Public Service Commission (PSC) Chairman Mobasser Monem on Tuesday said the final results of the 44th BCS will be published by June 30.

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Combating disinformation

IN THE digital age, disinformation has emerged as a major challenge, affecting politics, public health, and social stability worldwide. Disinformation refers to deliberate falsehoods spread to mislead or manipulate people for political, economic, or ideological gain. Unlike misinformation, which is unintentionally incorrect, disinformation is crafted with intent and is often...

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Ex-secretary, principal among 11 sued

The Anti-Corruption Commission on Sunday filed a case against 11 people, including the former secretary of the Ministry of Public Administration and former president of Ideal School and College, Abu Hena Morshed Zaman and the school’s former principal Shahana Ara Begum on charges of admitting 107 students to the school illegally...

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Indiscriminate dumping of medical waste must end

UNABATED medical waste dumping on roads, bins, drains, water bodies and open spaces in the capital and elsewhere has raised serious public health and environmental concern. The hazardous substances in medical waste include pathological and infectious materials, such as sharp needles and toxic chemicals. In hospitals, various therapeutic procedures, such as cobalt...

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Deadline for 46th BCS scribe applications April 10

The concerned disabled candidates of the 46th BCS written examination are requested to send their applications stating their need for dictation scribes by April 10 during office hours. The Bangladesh Public Service Commission would appoint dictation scribes...

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Worryingly low implementation capacity of public agencies

The implementation rate of the annual development programme hitting a decade’s low in the first eight months of the financial year raises concern. Only 24.17 per cent of the ADP budget has, keeping to the Implementation, Monitoring and Evaluation Division, been used in the eight months. The rate was much lower in the first seven months, with only 21.52 per cent, and..

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UK govt to cut costs by 15pc

UK finance minister Rachel Reeves said Sunday she plans to cut the costs of running government by 15 per cent within four years, as she grapples with strained public finances...

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44th BCS viva schedule published

Bangladesh Public Service Commission has published the date and time of the viva voce for the general and technical/professional cadre post candidates who have provisionally passed the 44th BCS written examination.

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No overseas training unless absolutely warranted

THIS is worrying that the money that government spends on training public servants at home and abroad hardly brings results. The government in 2020–2024 financial years has spent about Tk 188.73 billion on training under development and non-development budgets. But, economists say that a less-than-expected implementation rate of the annual..

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Tk 18,873cr spent on training in 5 years

The government every year spends substantial amounts for various kinds of training for public servants at home and abroad, but economists have said that the exercise has brought hardly any results.

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Patients suffer due to doctors’ strike

Many patients seeking treatment at public hospitals in the capital Dhaka and other districts returned home without medical services on Wednesday as doctors staged protests to press for their demands...

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Tarique urges parties to prioritise public issues over reforms

Bangladesh Nationalist Party acting chairman Tarique Rahman on Tuesday urged political parties to present proposals to the nation to address public issues, rather than focusing only on reforms to the state structure and institutions...

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DMP nabs 1786 in a week

Dhaka Metropolitan Police has intensified security measures across the capital to ensure public safety, and as part of the initiative 1786 persons were brought to book in the last seven days...