Baharam Khan

Supernumerary promotion: Civil bureaucracy burdened with top-tier posts

The civil administration appears to be weighed down by excessive appointments of top-tier officials beyond sanctioned posts, a contentious practice known as supernumerary promotion.

6h ago

Disrupting office work: Govt employees can be punished within 8 days

The interim government has moved to amend the Government Service Act-2018 to allow swift disciplinary action against its employees who will be found guilty of disrupting official activities.

2d ago

Govt to expedite hiring of 40,000 for public sector

The government has decided to expedite the recruitment of 6,000 doctors, 30,000 assistant primary teachers, and 3,500 nurses to urgently address the rising number of vacancies in key public sector positions.

5d ago

Appointment eludes them despite PSC nod

Ferdous Islam was overjoyed when he was recommended for the education cadre in the 43rd Bangladesh Civil Service exam.

1w ago

Ration for Secretariat staff recommended

The Ministry of Food has recommended ration facilities for Secretariat employees, triggering dissatisfaction among the government staff in other offices and agencies.

3w ago

Bureaucracy falters without clear direction

While expectations were high for dynamic governance under this government, the bureaucracy is badly in need of vital changes that remain stalled.

1m ago

Women’s leadership in admin on the rise

The presence of women in key administrative positions is increasing, with a growing number of female officers taking on leadership roles in field administration.

1m ago

Women’s leadership in administration on the rise

18 female DCs, 158 UNOs, and 14 Secretaries leading the way

1m ago
April 26, 2025
April 26, 2025

Supernumerary promotion: Civil bureaucracy burdened with top-tier posts

The civil administration appears to be weighed down by excessive appointments of top-tier officials beyond sanctioned posts, a contentious practice known as supernumerary promotion.

April 24, 2025
April 24, 2025

Disrupting office work: Govt employees can be punished within 8 days

The interim government has moved to amend the Government Service Act-2018 to allow swift disciplinary action against its employees who will be found guilty of disrupting official activities.

April 21, 2025
April 21, 2025

Govt to expedite hiring of 40,000 for public sector

The government has decided to expedite the recruitment of 6,000 doctors, 30,000 assistant primary teachers, and 3,500 nurses to urgently address the rising number of vacancies in key public sector positions.

April 18, 2025
April 18, 2025

Appointment eludes them despite PSC nod

Ferdous Islam was overjoyed when he was recommended for the education cadre in the 43rd Bangladesh Civil Service exam.

March 30, 2025
March 30, 2025

Ration for Secretariat staff recommended

The Ministry of Food has recommended ration facilities for Secretariat employees, triggering dissatisfaction among the government staff in other offices and agencies.

March 20, 2025
March 20, 2025

Bureaucracy falters without clear direction

While expectations were high for dynamic governance under this government, the bureaucracy is badly in need of vital changes that remain stalled.

March 9, 2025
March 9, 2025

Women’s leadership in admin on the rise

The presence of women in key administrative positions is increasing, with a growing number of female officers taking on leadership roles in field administration.

March 8, 2025
March 8, 2025

Women’s leadership in administration on the rise

18 female DCs, 158 UNOs, and 14 Secretaries leading the way

February 21, 2025
February 21, 2025

141 ex-DCs now in govt crosshairs

The government yesterday forced 22 more officials into retirement, raising the number of disciplined bureaucrats to 67 for their questionable role as deputy commissioners in the 2014 and 2018 sham elections under the Awami League regime.

February 20, 2025
February 20, 2025

‘Role in rigged polls’: Govt going after officials involved

The government has decided to take disciplinary action against 110 to 120 officials, including former deputy commissioners (DCs) and divisional commissioners still in service, who played significant roles in the engineered elections during the Awami League’s rule.