Naziba Basher

The word 'progress' often times becomes a controversial word, amongst both intellectuals and scholars, when the questions of whose progress

In the previous episodes, Khaled Rabbani, one of the youngest contestants, won an apron as he walked in first to the judges. Upon

On March 7, 2016, around mid-afternoon, the news of a strange case reached The Daily Star. Within an hour, televisions and social

Opportunities are treasured. Opportunities come by at random, at their will and wish. Our task is to recognise them and use them to

“I grew up in a place where we had more trees than houses, more birds than people and more ponds than tanks! Each pond would

In search for answers to the question “What does it mean to be a man?”, senior research associate of James P Grant School, Saad Adnan Khan, and photojournalist of The Daily Star, Kazi Tahsin Agaz Apurbo, traversed different locations and intersections of Bangladesh and posed this question to the common man.

In the north-eastern part of the Bay of Bengal, about 9 km south of the tip of the Cox's Bazar-Teknaf peninsula, lays an island, an area

In our country, you will hear women, every now and then, exclaim 'ughh, only if I were a man!' out of the frustrations in living in a

“Look at the difference- when the men are playing a game of cricket, the whole country is at a standstill, watching and cheering. When

In Kolkata, the very air you breathe seeds culture into your soul. You can catch an early morning shave in an alley on your way to the

In 1982, a child artist entered the television industry, following the footsteps of his father. After numerous television shows with

Yellow, green, red and orange,

Outside of Bangladesh, very little is known about the wonders its holds. The most popular place in Bangladesh amongst outsiders is

There really is no reason to give Tariq Anam Khan an introduction. The name is well-known to people from three

I won't bore you with another regular Apple A Day article, where I tell you what happens when something bad happens to you, and you can take care of it. No sir, today's Apple A Day will be a lesson, learning about something pretty cool, if you will.

25-year-old documentary photographer, Rahul Talukder, first started using the camera on his cell phone. “That was around

It's a brand new day, a brand new year, and we can safely say that at least 40% of the people want a 'fresh start'. Well, we're here to help

Strolling through the parks of Dhaka city, you will come across many groups of people- friends, families, couples, children, making

It started with a simple deal. “I said to them, you help us conserve the animals and your environment, that are facing endangerment and

Breastfeeding is still somehow considered to be a very private task for women, not only in Bangladesh, but all around the world.