Cabinet Division rejects reform proposal for separate ‘EC Service’ and an independent secretariat
Gazipur gains one new seat while Bagerhat loses one
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court yesterday cleared the way for holding the Dhaka University Central Students’ Union election on September 9 as per schedule.
No lottery system for civil service postings, says senior secretary to public administration ministry
Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus yesterday said certain quarters are making every effort to foil the election and expressed his resolve to have the polls held as scheduled in early February.
One of the committees was formed by the Ducsu election commission, and the other was formed by the proctorial team.
Chief Election Commissioner AMM Nasir Uddin expressed concern yesterday that, in addition to political and law-and-order challenges, the commission may also have to confront the threat of misinformation and disinformation on social media during the next polls.
The BNP and Communist Party of Bangladesh welcomed the Election Commission work plan for the next parliamentary polls, while the National Citizen Party and Islami Andolan Bangladesh criticised it.
Cabinet Division rejects reform proposal for separate ‘EC Service’ and an independent secretariat
Gazipur gains one new seat while Bagerhat loses one
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court yesterday cleared the way for holding the Dhaka University Central Students’ Union election on September 9 as per schedule.
No lottery system for civil service postings, says senior secretary to public administration ministry
Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus yesterday said certain quarters are making every effort to foil the election and expressed his resolve to have the polls held as scheduled in early February.
One of the committees was formed by the Ducsu election commission, and the other was formed by the proctorial team.
Chief Election Commissioner AMM Nasir Uddin expressed concern yesterday that, in addition to political and law-and-order challenges, the commission may also have to confront the threat of misinformation and disinformation on social media during the next polls.
The BNP and Communist Party of Bangladesh welcomed the Election Commission work plan for the next parliamentary polls, while the National Citizen Party and Islami Andolan Bangladesh criticised it.
The Election Commission yesterday unveiled its work plan for the next general election and set November as the deadline for wrapping up all major preparations.
Army has clarified it did not receive any directive from govt to be involved in student union elections
