In a world grappling with a pandemic and an increased focus on health, an unlikely hero has emerged in the realm of nutrition – UHT milk. This Ultra High Temperature-treated milk, lauded for its health benefits and remarkable shelf life, is swiftly gaining popularity in Bangladesh. As we observe World Milk Day today, it is crucial to delve into the reasons behind the growing demand for UHT milk and explore how it can potentially transform the country's dairy industry.

Milk not only nourishes the world but also generates social and economic impacts, making it an essential component of our collective well-being.

For those who have been eyeing their old television sets with a discerning gaze, contemplating an upgrade, Singer Bangladesh has unveiled their Primax 4K LED TV series. Available in 43 inches, 50 inches, and 55 inches, Primax 4K LED televisions are packed with ingenious features and design elements.

In today's interconnected world, studying abroad is an excellent way for Bangladeshi students to broaden their horizons and gain a global perspective, which can have a positive impact on their future career prospects

Rikta Roy knows firsthand the devastating effects of climate change on coastal communities.

The MFS provider made a profit for the first time in four years

An exceptional device exemplifying utility and affordability is what many of us look for while purchasing a smartphone. Keeping that in mind, realme has been introducing incredible devices that offer top-notch features at affordable prices through the C-series, making it a champion in its segment. Adhering to customer needs, realme incorporated further strategic upgrades to the C-series, giving birth to the C55 – equipped with four segment-first features.

Are you ready to celebrate Eid with a whirlwind of excitement? The iconic footwear brand of Bangladesh, Bata, has put together something exciting to make your festive season unforgettable! From the latest collection to fun-filled campaigns, Bata has everything you need to make a statement this Eid. Let's delve in and explore what Bata has in store for you!

DBL Ceramics and Maheshpur Municipality have taken the initiative to name 56 streets of Maheshpur after 56 brave freedom fighters to highlight the identity of brave freedom fighters to the new generation.

The world is rapidly becoming digital, and Bangladesh is no exception.

While freelancing is not typically seen as a viable career path in countries like Bangladesh, the benefits of being able to “be your own boss” are just too good for many to pass up.

"China's economy is staging a steady recovery and demonstrating vast potential and momentum for further growth"

Think of a world where all the people feel safe, respected, and comfortable in being themselves and expressing all aspects of their identities. Imagine a place where each person shares a sense of belonging with other members. That would be a pleasant place to be, to live.

We treat physical ailments. Take regular care of the body to stay healthy. But mind? Many of us do not know that the mind can be sick and that the mind needs care. Many are now becoming aware of the issue of mental care in social awareness. But it is few. Apart from that, many people think that only adults need mental care. I don't even think about the care that children need.

Intellectual freedom is crucial for a nation’s advancement, Mahfuz Anam, editor and publisher of The Daily Star, said yesterday.

We strongly believe that those who break new grounds, take our ambition to higher levels, and open up new frontiers of success in our “Business World” collectively inspire the entire nation to move forward and deserve to be given special recognition.

Ever since 2017 we, in collaboration with IPDC, have had the honour of introducing a very special kind of award titled “Unsung Women Nation Builders”.

Dr. Jordan Kassalow, Founder of VisionSpring, shared his inspiration and aspiration to ensure access to better eyesight in a conversation with The Daily Star's Sarah Bintay Shakhawat.

In the current fashion world, the sari, a traditional female garment of Bangladesh, India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka is all the rage.

Cosmetics and toiletries have long been in demand. People of both genders now prioritise self-grooming.