The young radicals who challenged 19th-century Bengal
24 September 2026
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More men are cooking. But is patriarchy leaving the kitchen?
23 September 2026
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Everyday secularism and the Bangladesh we rarely talk about
22 September 2026
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Reading Sarat Chandra at 150, with empathy
21 September 2026
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Who really owned Britain’s royal jewels?
19 September 2026
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The 25,000-year history of betel nut chewing
17 September 2026
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The world map we know is distorted. Why does it matter?
15 September 2026
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Bengal and the coming of Islam: A story of soil and spirit
14 September 2026
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Xuanzang’s travels to Bengal and beyond : The man, the pilgrim and the Monkey King
11 September 2026
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Professor Anisur Rahman: The economist who put people at the centre
10 September 2026
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Myanmar brings 727 boatpeople to ashore in Rakhine state
Frontier guards have been put on high alert on the Myanmar border as 727 migrants, found adrift on a Malaysia-bound fishing boat six days ago, disembarked at bordering Maungdaw on Tuesday night.
3 June 2015
Garo students demand death or life term
Garo Student Union (Gasu) yesterday hanged rapists in effigies during a rally on Dhaka University campus, demanding death penalty for
3 June 2015
Price of essentials to remain stable in Ramadan
The price of essentials such as rice, pulse and soybean oil will remain stable during Ramadan, said Dhaka South City Corporation Mayor Sayeed Khokon yesterday.
1 June 2015
A third of Ctg city solid waste flows to Karnaphuli
At least one third of the total solid waste of Chittagong city remains outside the waste collection system of the city corporation and thereby falls into the Karnaphuli river
1 June 2015
19hrs blaze melts 7-storey Gazipur textile mill
7-storey steel-framed building of Dignity Textiles Mills Ltd at Sreepur upazila in Gazipur totally collapsed yesterday due to the devastating fire that was brought under control after 19 hours.
1 June 2015
Stop plans to let foreigners explore gas onshore
A group of university teachers yesterday protested, what they said, government plans to allow foreign companies more scope to explore and drill out onshore gas.
31 May 2015
Myanmar denies journos access
Myanmar's navy briefly detained and turned back journalists on Sunday near a migrant boat being held off the country's southern
31 May 2015
Students, police scuffle as march to PMO obsructed
Scuffles broke out in the capital's Shahbagh yesterday noon after police stopped a procession aiming to reach the prime minister's office
31 May 2015
HC clears way for CU senate meeting to elect VC
The High Court yesterday cleared the way for holding the senate meeting of Chittagong University to form a panel to elect its vice-chancellor.
31 May 2015
Panthapath out of danger, opens to traffic
Traffic on Panthapath’s southern lane resumes cleared off for danger four days after it was sealed following the collapse of National Bank’s under-construction site.
31 May 2015
UP accountability meetings flouting law
Union parishads are not holding meetings with participation of women and underprivileged people for ensuring accountability, although
30 May 2015
SSC results slide for politics, math
After a six-year uptrend, the SSC results this year show a significant drop in pass rates and the number of GPA-5 achievers, which is largely blamed on political unrest and students' not performing as expected in mathematics.
30 May 2015
Dakhil, Vocational Pass rates up
Unlike the other boards, the success rate of madrasa and technical education boards in this year's SSC and its equivalent examinations is higher than that of the previous year.
30 May 2015
Another rally slams police nonchalance
Several rights and socio-political organisations at a rally yesterday protested repeated incidents of sexual assault on females,
30 May 2015
SA initiative against terrorism sought
South Asian countries should undertake comprehensive initiatives to combat militancy and terrorism in the region, said Sammilita
30 May 2015
Top City Schools
Top City Schools
30 May 2015
Scarred for life
During the three month long political violence, at least 95 people around the country were killed and several hundreds were maimed. The Daily Star spoke to some of the victims of arson attacks who continue to suffer and are yet to be compensated.
29 May 2015
Scarred for life
Eighteen-year-old Sharmin Sultana was on her way to the Govt Kabi Kazi Nazrul Islam College at Laxmibazar on February 22, 2015. The
29 May 2015
The One Who Heals
In an exclusive interview with Naznin Tithi of The Daily Star, Dr. Samanta Lal Sen, Coordinator of DMCH's Burn and Plastic Surgery Unit, talks about
29 May 2015
Myanmar’s navy finds 727 migrants on fishing boat
Myanmar's navy found 727 people crammed on a fishing boat in its waters, the Ministry of Information said in a Facebook post Friday, adding the would-be "Bengali" migrants had been towed to an island.
29 May 2015