Shafiqur warns eight-point demands could turn into one-point
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Politics
3 children die after father allegedly poisons them, tries to kill himself
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News
Father also hospitalised in critical condition
Mugging behind Ctg police station in broad daylight, video goes viral
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Crime & Justice
Kane's 100: The numbers behind a Bundesliga record 49 years in the making
1 HOUR(s)
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Football
Kane became the fastest player in Bundesliga history to reach 100 goals when he converted from the spot against Union Berlin on Friday. Dieter Muller had needed 129 games for Cologne in 1977.
Govt employees to get new pay scale arrears with next salary
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Business
According to the order, the basic salary adjustments under the new pay scale will unfold in phases
Body of Comilla University teacher’s 13-year-old son recovered 22 hours after going missing
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Crime & Justice
Public sanitation in four cities / Too few facilities for too many people
19 September 2026
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Bangladesh
DMP sets up 200-plus checkpoints across Dhaka after blasts, bus arson
1 HOUR(s)
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Crime & Justice
Business Plus / The easy money trap
19 September 2026
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Business
Is Akbar Ali paying the price of dissent?
7 HOUR(s)
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Cricket
Titas-28 starts supplying 12-13mmcf gas a day to national grid
1 HOUR(s)
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Power and Energy
Anu Muhammad speaks / Why Bangladesh’s energy crisis keeps coming back
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Economist and energy activist Anu Muhammad speaks to The Daily Star about the policy choices behind the crisis
Why Dhaka cannot simply ban the rickshaw
Unheard Voices
Abdur Razzaq’s memoir: Jamaat’s internal conflict for a 1971 apology
Views
Barrister Abdur Razzaq, in his posthumous memoir on 33 years in the Jamaat-e-Islami, titled “Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami: Its History and Politics,”does not pull his punches.
Sundarbans: The forest that protects, feeds and sustains
19 September 2026
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Weekend Read
The first thing one notices at dawn in the Sundarbans is not the green forest cover, the muddy riverbank or the waves breaking on the shore.
The songs that keep Salman-Shabnur’s ’90s romance alive
51 MIN(s)
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Entertainment
Whenever Salman and Shabnur appeared together in a song, their chemistry made it feel as though they were not simply acting—they were genuinely in love.
Who really owned Britain’s royal jewels?
19 September 2026
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In Focus
How Bangladesh is failing its Qawmi graduates
17 September 2026
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Big Picture
The $5 billion opportunity Bangladesh is failing to see
18 September 2026
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Big Picture
iPhone Duo v Galaxy Z Fold8: Can Apple challenge Samsung’s foldable lead?
18 September 2026
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Technology
Remove barriers that hold women back
18 September 2026
Without structural fixes, the one-crore job promise will remain hollow
18 September 2026
Why regional diplomacy needs a feminist lens
18 September 2026
NBR cuts solar equipment import tax to 1% from 17%
18 September 2026
Some RMG buyers shifting work orders for strategic reasons
18 September 2026
Career / Navigating a career in public health
17 September 2026
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Campus
Perspective / Why do we always feel like we have nothing to wear?
17 September 2026
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Life & Living
7 places that show you the best of Sri Lanka
17 September 2026
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Travel
Opinion / Why Bangladeshi unis should consider offering online degrees
17 September 2026
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Campus
Shift / Bangladesh drivers secure podium finishes at Malaysia Festival of Speed
17 September 2026
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Technology
Perspective / What can the price of an iPhone Duo buy in Bangladesh?
16 September 2026
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Life & Living
Women In Focus / Three women, many ventures, one shared vision
17 September 2026
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Life & Living
Separating baby blues from postpartum depression: What we should know
17 September 2026
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Health & Fitness
Opinion / Why Ducsu’s faculty evaluation move matters
16 September 2026
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Campus
NRB entrepreneur's fintech startup raises $20 million seed round
16 September 2026
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Technology
The internet is for everyone, so its governance must belong to everyone: Charles Mok
15 September 2026
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Technology
Social Issues / The untold stories of bagh bidhobas, tiger widows of the Sunderbans
14 September 2026
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Life & Living
‘Everything is gone’: Nepal’s thriving river town buried in mud and grief
16 September 2026
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Natural Disaster
A catastrophic river surge has erased thriving commercial hubs near the China-Nepal border, leaving behind suffocating mud skeletal ruins, and a $4.77 billion recovery bill
A road to ruin Maheshkhali forest
17 September 2026
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Bangladesh
Despite repeated objections from Forest Department, construction of a 4.8km paved road through the protected forest continues
Hospitals stretched by twin outbreaks
18 September 2026
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Bangladesh
When Shahidul Islam, a 55-year-old driver from Dhaka’s Mohammadpur, went to Shaheed Suhrawardy Medical College Hospital for dengue treatment on September 12, he found the facility packed with patients and stretched beyond capacity.
Malaysia job market reopening: Recruitment clouded by cartel worries
17 September 2026
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Bangladesh
Hilsa haul takes a nosedive
14 September 2026
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Bangladesh
Red Sea tensions drive up import costs
14 September 2026
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Economy
N’ganj-Dhaka-Joydebpur route: Electric trains on the cards
14 September 2026
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Bangladesh
Suspicious payments shadow Bangla QR transaction boom
14 September 2026
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Bangladesh
Cyber security act: Draft changes echo DSA-era restrictions
14 September 2026
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Bangladesh
Rivers erode five times the size of Dhaka in five decades
6 September 2026
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Bangladesh
From daily wages to their own businesses
12 September 2026
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Bangladesh
Power system running with little backup
12 September 2026
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Power and Energy
Energy roadmap key to attracting more US investment
11 September 2026
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Economy
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