Digital Bangladesh

Digital systems can lessen the hassle of attesting certificates

The secretary committee of the Ministry of Public Administration seven years ago had recommended that there be no requirement to attest certificates when applying for government service. The ...

Judiciary to be fully digitised within two years: Zunaid

State minister for information and communication technology (ICT) Zunaid Ahmed has said the country's judiciary system will be made fully digitised within the next two years

‘Digital Bangladesh’ campaign is now a model: Joy

Information and Communication Technology adviser to the prime minister Sajeeb Wazed Joy has said Bangladesh provided a model on how people can work remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic through its ...

Tathya Batayn helps Banu find her missing parents after 13yrs

She went missing at the age of eight on July 2008. She has been detached from her family living in Rangamati for 13 long years.

Bangladesh enters 5G era with limited offering

State-run mobile phone operator Teletalk has launched the fifth-generation (5G) of mobile network service in six sites of the country on a trial basis on Sunday

Interview: bKash Chief Executive Kamal Quadir Empowering millions in digital transactions

Kamal Quadir, chief executive of bKash, wishes to continue working on the growth of bKash, and take it even further to the fields, villages, cities and bazaars of Bangladesh

Bangladesh must face 4th Industrial Revolution with digital education

The Fourth Industrial Revolution is a reality now and we should capitalise on what we have and advance rapidly

Govt digitalising postal service: Jabbar

Post and telecommunications minister Mustafa Jabbar Saturday said the government is digitalising the postal department aiming at making it as a hub for digital service delivery

Dhaka ranks 54th in Safe Cities Index

The index is based on 76 indicators covering digital, health, and infrastructure, personal and environmental security

Govt trying to bring everyone under digital connectivity: Telecom minister

The minister told this a World Bank delegation as they called on him on a virtual platform today, Wednesday

Let tech-savvy youth build prosperous Bangladesh

Covid-19 Govt offices directed to work virtually during restrictions

The government has ordered all of its organisations and agencies to carry out their official task virtually during the ongoing Covid-19 restrictions

‘All citizen services will be available online by 2025’

State minister for ICT division Zunaid Ahmed said, "The government is working to make all citizen services available online in the coming four years, which will create three million IT and ITES jobs"

Gender gap in technology must be closed

Women in Bangladesh are advancing in all fields, but still need to catch up in the information technology (IT) sector

Tax, tech giants and Bangladesh

We have to pay tax, but things are different for the multinational tech giants. They earn from their businesses in various countries, but don't have to pay tax.