If you have been keeping an eye on the political climate recently, you already know that things are moving fast. The political landscape is shifting, and the people holding the reins are making decisions that affect every single one of us. Whether you are a business owner trying to navigate new taxes, a job seeker … Read more

We’ve all been there—sitting at a local tea stall, debating the latest political shifts, and eventually, the conversation turns to money. “How much do these ministers actually earn?” someone asks. “Oh, they make crores!” another replies confidently. But is that really true? Or is the reality a bit more complicated? With the new government settling … Read more

Disclaimer: This article is based on cabinet announcements, political reports, and public domain information. Official portfolios may change over time. It feels like just yesterday the entire nation was holding its breath for the election results, doesn’t it? But here we are, navigating a fresh political landscape. The dust has settled on the 13th National … Read more

“Disclaimer: This article is based on political announcements, public reports, and media sources. Official positions may change over time.” The political dust has finally settled following the intense general elections of early 2026. As the new government takes shape under the leadership of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, the entire nation is looking toward one specific … Read more

Yesterday was a massive day for Bangladesh. If you’ve been following the news, you know exactly what I’m talking about. Khandakar Abdul Muktadir has officially been named the Bangladesh Commerce Minister 2026. After the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) secured a huge win in the 13th National Parliamentary Election, everyone was waiting to see who would … Read more

Politics in Bangladesh has always been unpredictable. But the events of February 2026 have changed everything. A few years ago, if someone said Salahuddin Ahmed would become the Bangladesh Home Minister 2026, most people would not believe it. He was once missing. He spent years in exile. Now he has returned and taken oath as … Read more

The corridors of the Foreign Ministry in Segunbagicha are buzzing differently today. It’s not just the usual hum of bureaucracy; there’s a distinct energy in the air. After months of speculation, tea-stall debates, and endless editorials, the declaration is finally official. The government has played its ace card. The BD Foreign Minister 2026 is none … Read more