For government related services and information, call the National Helpline 333

The National Portal site offers detailed information on essential services, application procedures, and support for people with disabilities. Visit: bangladesh.gov.bd

From preparing to travel abroad to accessing essential information and support, a2i’s Probashi Help Desk at Digital Centres is here to assist you.

Innovation in public service means making services easier for people. a2i is working to reduce time, cost, and travel, bringing essential services within people’s reach.

Bringing judicial updates to your fingertips Track your case status at causelist.judiciary.gov.bd

a2i’s ekpay offers an easy and secure way to pay government service bills. If anyone claiming to represent ekpay threatens to block or close your account or asks for personal information, do not trust them. Verify before you pay. Stay safe.

People seeking services from cantonment boards can now apply online for trade licences, citizenship certificates, and water and electricity connections. Nineteen types of civic services offered by 15 cantonment boards of Bangladesh have been added to myGov platform by a2i.

To prepare young people for the changing world of work, a2i is conducting AI training at universities across Bangladesh. It is also equipping teachers and students with AI skills, promoting modern teaching methods, and preparing them for future employment.

Bangladesh’s digital accessibility and inclusive public services were highlighted by a2i’s Accessibility Consultant Vashkar Bhattacharjee at the Internet Society Foundation Community Advocacy Workshop in Brussels, Belgium.

A six-day ToT by a2i for 47 programmers concluded today through a closing ceremony held at a2i office. The training began on 10 October with aim of strengthening the effective management of government digital services and enhancing technical support at the field level.

On World White Cane Safety Day 2026, a2i supports white canes and digital solutions that promote safe mobility and independence for persons with visual impairments. A locally developed digital white cane opens new possibilities for inclusion through innovation.

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a2i believes that the benefits of technology and innovation should reach everyone—making public services accessible to all.

The historic Rabindra Kuthibari, associated with the memory of Rabindranath Tagore, is now part of the myGov e-Ticketing service. Visitors can purchase tickets online from anywhere, anytime.

A training titled “Innovation and Inclusion” was held at Jahangirnagar University today to equip nearly 200 teachers, students, researchers and young innovators with the knowledge to consider the needs of all citizens, including persons with disabilities, with support from a2i.

On this World Teachers’ Day, share your most memorable moment with your favourite teacher in the comments and express your gratitude to them.

A high-level consultation on a2i developed and proposed ‘Workbook for Citizen-Friendly Public Service Design’ brought together government officials from 28 ministries and divisions in Dhaka to discuss how citizens’ experiences can be incorporated into government services.

Wondering how inherited property should be distributed among heirs? The answer is now just a few clicks away. Simply enter the property details and information about the heirs in the Uttoradhikar Calculator to easily find out each person’s share. 🔗 uttoradhikar.gov.bd/

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