Charge passengers extra, risk losing route permits, Rabiul warns bus operators
22 September 2026
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New Pay Scale: Basic pay rise to cost Tk 37,372cr
21 September 2026
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DUCSU's Tk 40 crore project: Where is the money coming from?
22 September 2026
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Tk 20 fuel price hike: How much will it affect ordinary people?
22 September 2026
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Why is power generation at Rooppur nuclear plant uncertain?
22 September 2026
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Will buying fuel at high prices amid the war really ease the crisis?
21 September 2026
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36 missing children found dead in eight months: Why are they being targeted?
21 September 2026
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What politics lies behind recognition and distortion of history?
20 September 2026
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New pay scale: When will govt employees get the increased salaries?
20 September 2026
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Saudi Arabia seeks China’s help to counter Houthis: Can Beijing influence Iran?
20 September 2026
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How do tea workers celebrate their Fagua festival?
Fagua is a festival of colours, dance and poetry. This festival of tea workers in the Bangla month Falgun paints the tea gardens of Moulvibazar district in vivid colours. People from different walks of life join in to celebrate this festival.
29 March 2022
Why is Mongla EPZ failing to attract enough foreign investments?
Mongla Export Processing Zone or in short Mongla EPZ was established in 2001 in a hope to attract new investments from all around the world and subsequently emancipate the south-western Bangladesh from economic negligence.
29 March 2022
15 Questions with Shampa Reza
Shampa Reza is a bona fide Bangladeshi singer, model and actress. A graduate from Shantiniketon, she began her training in classical music at the tender age of four and continues to do so, till date. In 1975 Reza began her acting career with the play 'Ostrutogandha' and the rest is history, this admirable actress speaks to Star Lifestyle today about everything under the sun from her childhood days, film career to the child-friendly schools she has steered over the years.
29 March 2022
Once mighty Louhajang river now reduced to a canal
Once upon a time, Louhajang River in Tangail used to bear large cargo boats and passenger launches. But now, owing to the construction of a sluice gate, siltation and lack of water have virtually turned it into a canal.
29 March 2022
Why we should be concerned over declining underground water-level
This country needs 2.75 million litres of water per day, and almost 80% of this comes from underground reservoirs. And as the country gets more and more industrialised, urbanised, and populated, the underground water level drops more rapidly than ever before.
28 March 2022
Why is nobody claiming Tk 35 crore prize bond winnings?
Nobody is claiming Tk 35 crore prize bond winnings from Bangladesh Bank.
28 March 2022
‘Tobacco haat’ on Lalmonirhat school ground
Tobacco is sold at the altar of the Shaheed Minar of a Lalmonirhat school during the tobacco season every year. When February 21 is celebrated as International Mother Language day, tobacco haat sits at the altar of Shaheed Minar set up at Durakati Government Primary School. It’s very shocking that the local administration has leased the school grounds for such a market. Tobacco sellers and buyers walk on the Shaheed Minar wearing shoes during the haat.
27 March 2022
How long will Biman be able to sustain Dhaka-Toronto flights?
The first Bangladesh Airlines flight between Dhaka and Toronto has taken off. Two ways non-stop 16-17 hour flights will cost between 1 lakh 20 thousand and 2 lakh 68 thousand taka. Which is more expensive than other airlines.
27 March 2022
Public reaction on soaring grocery prices
Prices of groceries are going up at an exponential rate. Low and middle-income people are suffering the most. We went on Dhaka streets to know how they’re struggling to cope up with the recent price hike. Watch today’s episode of Public Speaks to find out what the people had to say about the recent price hike of the daily essentials.
27 March 2022
Kolkata: A city of culture and heritage
Kolkata, the 332 year-old city, is situated on the banks of river Ganga. It was the birthplace of modern Bangla culture. As Job Charnock, a British East India Company administrator, founded Kolkata in a remote village, it is said to become the first capital of British India. What does history say about it?
27 March 2022
Online birth registration further increasing public suffering?
The new online birth registration programme is ongoing. This time the citizens are to get new 17-digit registration numbers instead of the old 16-digit ones.
26 March 2022
Rajarbagh Police Lines: Where 1st armed resistance of Liberation War took place
Midnight, March 25, 1971, Rajarbagh Police Lines was surrounded by Pakistani armed forces with heavy weaponry, military vehicles and tanks and a few hundred Bengali police with 303 calibre rifles inside the police lines grounds.
25 March 2022
bKash hacking: Most powerful tool is user negligence
Everyone's life has been made a lot simpler thanks to mobile banking. In hindsight, the number of scams involving mobile banking customers is also on the rise.
25 March 2022
The Kashmir Files: Movie dividing India?
Vivek Agnihotri Directed the movie “The Kashmir Files”. Since its release this month, the film has sparked widespread discussion and criticism all over India. What is in this movie?
25 March 2022
Series win in South Africa a big sign?
The year 2022 started like a dream for Bangladesh cricket. Having clinched their maiden victory in New Zealand soil – their first in any format in New Zealand – during the historic Test win at Mount Maunganui in January, they secured their first-ever victory against South Africa in South Africa by winning the first ODI.
24 March 2022
15 Questions with Kishwar Chowdhury
We all know her as Kishwar Chowdhury, the Bangladeshi Australian who won millions of hearts around the globe with her participation in the popular reality show Masterchef Australia.
24 March 2022
What does the public think of Women's Day and feminism?
What does the public think of Women's Day and feminism?
24 March 2022
Chattogram vendor’s ingenious initiative to donate vegetables
There is a box full of vegetables in his shop. Anyone, who needs vegetables, can pick from it. But there is no need to pay for the vegetables. The initiative taken by a vegetable vendor in Kaptai Road area of Madunaghat, Chattogram was appreciated by people after it went viral on social media.
23 March 2022
How most of the state-owned banks fell in capital shortfall
According to information from December last year, Bangladesh Krishi, Janata, Agrani, Sonali, Rupali, BASIC, Rajshahi Krishi Unnayan, Bangladesh Commerce, ICB Islamic and National Bank are in a capital shortfall which totals Tk 34,630 crores.
23 March 2022
The team that rescued more than 2,000 snakes
Wherever a snake is in danger, the Snake Rescue Team Bangladesh arrives to help.
23 March 2022