Mosabber Hossain
Senior Reporter at The Daily Prothom Alo
Bangladeshi Journalist,Thomson Foundation I.J. Award Winner @thomfound Fellow @gijn @risj_oxford @IRE_NICAR Writer @TRF @restofworld Email: [email protected]
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1 month ago |
en.prothomalo.com | Mosabber Hossain
Employment The Bangladesh Public Service Commission (BPSC) has planned to bringing changes to current syllabus of Bangladesh Public Service (BCS) examination. commenced work or formulating a new syllabus. BPSC chairman Mobasser Monem said that from the 49th BCS onward, there will be an updated and modern syllabus. The new syllabus will be designed in a way that enables candidates to make themselves competent anywhere in the world.
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1 month ago |
en.prothomalo.com | Mosabber Hossain
The circular for the 48th Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) is likely to be published within July to recruit 2,000 physicians. Several sources at the Bangladesh Public Service Commission (BPSC) and the Ministry of Public Administration confirmed the matter to Prothom Alo.
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1 month ago |
en.prothomalo.com | Mosabber Hossain
There are some security concerns centering the Bangladesh Public Service Commission (PSC), the KPI committee on this said. The members of the committee already informed PSC chairman Mobasser Monem about this during a meeting. The committee will serve an official letter regarding this. The PSC chairman said they would take action upon getting that official letter.
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2 months ago |
en.prothomalo.com | Mosabber Hossain |Maidul Islam
A study published by IIED has highlighted the issue of slavery within workplaces in Bangladesh. Three years ago, Afzal Hossain (40) left his home in Lengura, Gowainghat, Sylhet, to work in a garment factory in Savar, Dhaka. Three other men from his community joined him, and they all stayed in the same rented room. Back home, work was scarce, wages were low, and jobs were sporadic. When Afzal found work in Dhaka, his salary was a meager Tk 7,500.
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Feb 13, 2025 |
en.prothomalo.com | Mosabber Hossain
The Public Service Commission (PSC) is set to amend a law to not omit the names of the candidates from the gazette. A PSC official confirmed this to Prothom Alo. The PSC has been drafting the new rules to verify the background of the recommended candidates. It will be shared with the relevant authorities of the government soon, the official added. If approved, the new rule will ensure transparency and fairness in checking the background of the candidates.
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