Policy
About Notishika
How Notishika works, where its information comes from and how it is verified.
What Notishika is
Notishika collects the notices, gazettes and circulars of Bangladesh government ministries, directorates and education boards in one place — so you do not have to hunt across five different websites.
Every post carries three things: the original file (PDF or image), the official link to the issuing body, and a plain-language explanation of what the notice says. Where there is a deadline, it is shown separately.
Notishika is not a government body
Notishika is not part of any ministry, directorate or board, and it is not officially approved or endorsed by one. We compile and explain publicly available information.
When anything is in doubt, always check the original notice or the issuing body’s official website. For legal or administrative purposes the official document is authoritative.
How information arrives
Notices are collected automatically from the relevant notice board. The source file is downloaded and archived, its text extracted, and a Bangla explanation written from that text.
New notices usually appear within hours of publication. Every post links back to the source so you can verify it yourself.
Tell us about errors
If a date, deadline or detail looks wrong, tell us. We correct the post and note the correction. The corrections policy explains how.