ICT ministry
Little to show for Tk 65,000cr spent on ICT
The telecommunications and ICT sectors failed to make expected progress despite making a massive investment of Tk 65,000 crore between 2010 and August 2024, according to a recent statement from the telecom ministry.
Panel formed to investigate citizens' data leak: Palak
The committee will submit report in seven days
Digital security act: Special cell’s nod must for filing case
No case can be filed under the Digital Security Act without the express approval of a special cell headed by the divisional commissioner, the ICT ministry proposed yesterday.
Digital Security Bill: No discussion with stake-holders
The parliamentary standing committee on the post, telecom and IT ministry will not sit with any stakeholders to review the proposed
The limitations of ICT and Cyber Security Acts
The Cyber Security Act is now open for virtual consultation on the ICT ministry's website.
More efficient, more productive
Digital tools can empower the poorest by bringing them into the feedback dialogue. This gives clients of programmes the scope to steer their own growth and lodge grievances if necessary.
Little to show for Tk 65,000cr spent on ICT
The telecommunications and ICT sectors failed to make expected progress despite making a massive investment of Tk 65,000 crore between 2010 and August 2024, according to a recent statement from the telecom ministry.
Panel formed to investigate citizens' data leak: Palak
The committee will submit report in seven days
Digital security act: Special cell’s nod must for filing case
No case can be filed under the Digital Security Act without the express approval of a special cell headed by the divisional commissioner, the ICT ministry proposed yesterday.
Digital Security Bill: No discussion with stake-holders
The parliamentary standing committee on the post, telecom and IT ministry will not sit with any stakeholders to review the proposed
The limitations of ICT and Cyber Security Acts
The Cyber Security Act is now open for virtual consultation on the ICT ministry's website.
More efficient, more productive
Digital tools can empower the poorest by bringing them into the feedback dialogue. This gives clients of programmes the scope to steer their own growth and lodge grievances if necessary.