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Govt websites must serve people, not bureaucracy

EVERY ministry, directorate, department, division, district and upazila administration office in Bangladesh now operates its own website. These websites were developed under the Access to Information programme of the former prime minister’s office, in collaboration with the Aspire to Innovation initiative of the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology...

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DCs should be accountable to elected representatives

THE deputy commissioners’ seeking more powers, as they have already proposed during their annual conference in Dhaka, in discharging their responsibilities comes with concerns in a number of areas. The deputy commissioners, who also work as district magistrates, have sought to be further empowered regarding law enforcement, the judiciary, local government and...

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COLLEGE AFFILIATION CRISIS: Identity, bureaucracy and broken promises

IF THERE were ever a time to pitch a Netflix drama based on the chaos of Bangladesh’s education system, the current saga of the University of Dhaka and its seven affiliated colleges would be it. We can call it campus wars or the bureaucratic labyrinth. The tale has everything: students in revolt, high-stakes drama, a pro-vice chancellor with a penchant...

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Bureaucracy yet to overcome shock of political changeover

Activities in the country’s bureaucratic enclave have remained limited within routine works after the student-led mass protest toppled the past political regime on August 5 and unleashed shockwaves among administrative officers at the secretariat...

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Legal bureaucracy denies justice to Kalpana Chakma

TWENTY-EIGHT years after, the family and comrades of Kalpana Chakma, a Hill Women’s Federation leader, still await justice as authorities have failed to resolve the abduction case. Kalpana was allegedly picked up on June 12, 1996 by a group of armed men, including a junior army officer, from her house in Rangamati...

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