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US gunman shoots dead 7 relatives, family friend
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Five-star Chelsea run riot
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Musk shares Starlink Mobile launch in Bangladesh
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Nahid Islam stands with India’s youth, calls for release of detained protesters
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BEPZA launches dedicated country desks for investors from China, Korea, Japan
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Portugal provisionally suspends Ronaldo after national team walkout
10 October 2026
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Football
Two Bangladeshis among 12 killed in Riyadh airport attack, 300 more injured
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World
The Iran-backed Houthis have unleashed a wave of strikes against the kingdom on an unprecedented scale, targeting Saudi airports, oil facilities and tankers since a truce in their long-running war with Yemen's Riyadh-backed government unravelled in July.
The cost of keeping girls in school
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International Day of The Girl Child 2026
BNP tells activists to stay vigilant, help ensure peaceful Durga Puja nationwide
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Evacuations, injuries at Riyadh airport after alleged Houthi attack
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World
Biman suspends Dhaka-Riyadh flights until further notice
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Aviation
Ten-man Spurs rescue draw at Man Utd
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Football
Navigating the US-China rivalry: Bangladesh cannot outsource its AI sovereignty
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André Wink speaks / What we get wrong about the Indo-Islamic world
10 October 2026
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Big Picture
Can the new strategy achieve Bangladesh’s renewable energy targets?
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Big Picture
Bengali Muslims and the ghosts of India's citizenship politics
9 October 2026
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Big Picture
The missing daughters of colonial Bengal
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In Focus
Colonial Bengal’s newspaper archives reveal how social stigma, child marriage and sexual violence shaped the lives of girls.
Dipankar Gupta speaks / The history of caste is not what we think
9 October 2026
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In Focus
As India's agrarian caste system collapses, assertive subaltern identities are actively reshaping contemporary democratic politics and power.
The fading echoes of jatra
10 October 2026
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Weekend Read
And still, my father lives
9 October 2026
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Wisdom
Unsafe pesticide use in Bangladesh: Are we poisoning our food in the name of productivity?
10 October 2026
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Unheard Voices
From al-Andalus to the Mughals: How empires become identity
8 October 2026
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In Focus
The right to belong should not depend on moral policing
10 October 2026
The real solution to our garbage problem lies in governance
10 October 2026
How do we get an efficient BPC?
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Kushum Shikder makes musical comeback with ‘Probol Ghor’
10 October 2026
‘Cyberpunk 2077’ heads to the big screen as live-action film
10 October 2026
World Mental Health Day / Rethinking what we mean by good mental health
10 October 2026
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Campus
Spicing up history
10 October 2026
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Food & Recipes
Perspective / Dhaka women are modern until Brown Aunty Syndrome kicks in
10 October 2026
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Life & Living
NASA’s Curiosity rover captures stunning Martian dawn over ancient cliffs
10 October 2026
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Technology
Amazon announces fresh job cuts affecting retail operations in the US, UK, and India
10 October 2026
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Technology
Reflections / To Messi, from Bangladesh
8 October 2026
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Campus
Is depression contagious?
8 October 2026
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Health & Fitness
TV Series / Lanterns: A story of becoming more than what we are conditioned to be
7 October 2026
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Campus
Tackling Vitamin D deficiency in Bangladesh
8 October 2026
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Health & Fitness
Humour / Matcha is on everything now, and I still do not get it
7 October 2026
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Food & Recipes
Profile / Why Esha Rushdi prefers raw vulnerability over curated perfection
8 October 2026
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Life & Living
Science / A telescope for the universe: Nobel winner in physics 2026, explained
7 October 2026
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Technology
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Rereading Gloria Steinem and second-wave feminism from South Asia
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Does Islam discourage independent thinking?
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How Nobel laureate Anne Carson discovered new possibilities within language
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Bangladesh's Article 26 challenge: Reforming laws, protecting workers' rights
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The double burden behind women’s empowerment
Star Interactive / Eight firms, one family, Tk 1,200 cr ‘siphoned off’
9 October 2026
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Investigative Stories
Eight development projects went to firms owned by one family. Documents show payments far ahead of the work, missing records, and a road that is mostly paid for, though the construction work has not yet begun.
Interactive / A city changes. Plastic remains
2 October 2026
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Environment
Use of single-use plastic started in Bangladesh in the 1980s
Our very own mango revolution
3 October 2026
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Weekend Read
The mango harvest season in Bangladesh typically ends in August. But in Chapainawabganj, one of the country’s major mango-producing districts, markets were still bustling with golden-hued Katimon mangoes.
Business Plus / Land without utilities: The Sirajganj industrial gridlock
3 October 2026
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Business
Between rain and rock: Six days in the Himalayas
2 October 2026
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holiday
Rape response workers unpaid since January
29 September 2026
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Crime & Justice
Companies are dodging price shock by cutting costs
29 September 2026
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Economy
Why businesses hesitate to borrow
28 September 2026
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Economy
Poison and cremation: A forensic history of colonial Bengal
28 September 2026
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In Focus
Media reform and journalism protection law can help counter disinformation
28 September 2026
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Views
Unchecked tourism puts Bandarban hills at risk
28 September 2026
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Bangladesh
Star Interactive / What will Dhaka's metro network look like when finished?
20 September 2026
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Transport
Business Plus / The easy money trap
19 September 2026
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Business
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