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Bangladesh National Information Center  is a public authority of the Government of the  People's Republic of Bangladesh under  the supervision of the A2i (Access to Information) program, to ensure the information of the people received and the government department are available in all union, district, district, division, directorate and ministry of about twenty-five thousand government offices or in the form of an integrated web portal.

Bangladesh National Data Center has launched in the help of digital technology As part of government efforts to reach government services, the world's largest digital web portal has launched. Its name is Bangladesh National Information Center (www.bangladesh.gov.bd). In the opening ceremony Prime Minister's Information Technology Advisor Sajeeb Wazed Joy said, "We have verified that 25,000 government officials of the world are in one place. Access to Information (A2I) program was responsible for its planning and implementation. It was also good to go to www. bangladesh.gov.bd address website. But then its range was low.

 

The government wants to use the national information window as 'one stop service' for information on agriculture, education, health, law, tourism etc. It is said that all information related to education institutions, gazettes, e-services, government forms, citizen charter, list of officials of various government organizations, more than seven lakh e-directories, list of freedom fighters, government development activities, name of the public, address, phone number etc. Information window '

 

Union level 4,550, 14,460 upazila level 4032, division level 403, division level 455, district level level 64, upazila parishad level 488, ministry-division level 55, departmental level 345 and 414 websites of city corporation and municipal government Information has been made in the air conditioner. There is also an English version of introducing Bangladesh to the world court, which is worth appreciating.