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The results of the written examination and the schedule of practical and oral examinations for the recruitment of manpower to 19 (nineteen) vacancies in 10 (ten) categories in grades 14 to 20 of the Divisional Commissioner's Office, Barisal have been published.

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The history of Greater Barisal is, in a way, the history of the rivers and canals of this region. The numerous rivers spread like a net throughout the area have been busy building and breaking this southern part of Bangladesh since prehistoric times, constantly creating new history. From ancient times to the present, the rivers flowing in this region have been in a constant process of creation and destruction. The age of the land called Chandradwip-Bakla is only around fifty thousand years. Since the beginning of its creation, this land has repeatedly changed its form through building and breaking. And that is why there are differences in the landforms of different regions of Chandradwip-Bakla.

The present-day regions of Goura Nadi, Ujirpur, Banaripara, Swarupkathi, Hijla, Muladi, Mehendiganj, Nalchiti, Jhalakati, Betagi, Rajapurkaukhali, Bhandaria, Pirojpur, Nazirpur, Mirjaganj, Baufal, Borhanuddin, etc. are among the first-stage landforms of Barisal.

The list of landforms created in the second stage includes Kanthalia, Amtali, Galachipa and Daulatkhan.

The process of land formation of Barguna, Patharghata, Khepupara and Manpura was completed in the third stage.

The places of the landforms created in the second and third stages have continued to play a special role in the formation of new landforms by participating in the process of breaking and building. And in view of that, various changes are taking place in the low plains of the Barisal region. This ongoing process of land growth has turned Greater Barisal into an active delta.

Geographical location: Barisal district is located at 220 42' 0'' north latitude and 900 22' 0'' east longitude.

Area: The total area of the district is 2,791 square kilometers.

Boundaries: Barisal district is bounded by Chandpur, Madaripur and Shariatpur districts to the north; Jhalakati, Barguna and Patuakhali districts to the south; Lakshmipur district and the Meghna River to the east and Pirojpur, Jhalakati and Gopalganj districts to the west.

Population: The population of the district (according to the 2011 census) is 93 lakh 25 thousand 771 people. 

Source: History of Barisal, Saiful Ahsan Bulbul, Gatidhara, Dhaka, April 2009 and Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics.