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The bureaucracy of Bangladesh follows the Weberian model of bureaucracy which is characterized by strict rules and regulation in carrying out the task and involving impersonal decisions in the affairs of the Republic, however, by going through the newspapers highlighted in the newspaper it is seen that the government has been very much reluctant in conforming with rules and regulations especially in issues involving recruitment, promotion & transfer. In the last three years the government has influenced the administrative issues such as promotions and transfers to put the like-minded personnel of the government in favorable positions, so that the interest of the government can be met. By going through the newspapers over the last three years, it can be deducted that the government has failed to meet the expectation of the people and have not been able to manage the civil service in a well-coordinated way, which have resulted in slow economic growth.
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RIFAT MAHMUD is a Master's student of department of Public Administration, University of Dhaka. He has passed his Honor's from the same department and secured First Class in his Honor's. The author has a keen interest in the civil service specially in the reforms in the civil service and has the interest in joining the civil service of Bangladesh.
