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Star Weekend
THE LAST HUSTLE
28 November 2019
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Star Weekend
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28 November 2019
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Star Weekend
Beautiful Barcelona
Barcelona is hard not to fall in love with regardless of how many times I visit. With its rich cultural history and easily accessible location between the panoramic Mt Montjuic and the Mediterranean Sea
28 March 2019
What do Fidel Castro, Walt Disney and Bertrand Russell have in common?
Mohammad Anwarul Quadir pushed his glasses over his forehead and moments later, began looking for it everywhere. It may appear so, but he was no amnesiac. The 77-year-old flawlessly recollects the many world leaders, scholars, and celebrities who sent him their autographs.
28 March 2019
The Bangladeshi migrant worker turned award-winning writer in Singapore
Migrants are often said to have built the imposing city of Singapore, making up around a quarter of its workforce, but are arguably not yet considered part of Singaporean society.
28 March 2019
Where are the women of the forest?
I would not know it then, but it would be a twelve-hour stretch before I would get the chance to interact with another woman, as I made my way from Dhaka to Tanguar Haor. In those hours, journeying to the corner of Sunamganj to watch wildlife conservationists at work, I met, interacted with and received advice from only men. Why so? Where were the women?
28 March 2019
Don't judge a magazine by its size
“You have to know where the term 'magazine' comes from; the magazine of a pistol. When we say 'little magazine', it's a bending of this word. A matter of resistance!”
28 March 2019
Why blame the observers?
During the Dhaka University Central Students' Union (Ducsu) and hall union polls on March 11, a group of eight teachers voluntarily carried out the duty of election observers. They reported multiple cases of irregularities and demanded reelection, claiming that the polls were not free and fair.
28 March 2019
Audacity Of Hope
During the 1971 Liberation War, Khurshid Jahan, a 21-year-old student of Bagerhat PC College, Khulna, started training as a freedom fighter under the guidance of Lieutenant Zia Uddin.
28 March 2019
Only laws cannot protect rivers
Bangladesh is a country of a hundred rivers. But these rivers, the lifeline of the nation, are under huge threat.
28 March 2019
Hate crime is not a solution
Most major religions say one should only fight in self-defense. However, hate crimes in the name of religion is nothing new but getting worse with time.
28 March 2019
Remembering March 26
March 26 is a day of immense significance for all Bangladeshis. It was on this day in 1971, history was created by declaring the independence of this country.
28 March 2019
The life and work of Simeen Mahmud
The life of a researcher often goes unnoticed. But for Simeen Mahmud, who passed away a year ago this month, her contemporaries and colleagues in the world of development academia in Bangladesh and worldwide, speak volumes of her work and about her as a person.
21 March 2019
Disaster-resilient slums
It is very heartening to know that some slum dwellers have access to necessary equipment to address disasters by dint of some non government organisations.
21 March 2019
Summing up Chobi Mela
I have attended the Chobi Mela for years but never before have I felt the emotions that rose out of me this time.
21 March 2019
No room for Hindu women
It is saddening that a large number of Hindu women are deprived of their property rights due to the archaic Hindu Women's Right to Property Act, 1937 and conservative Hindu leaders who don't want any reform of the law.
21 March 2019
What's in a meme?
You know these images and the messages they denote because they've become iconicised through innumerable online shares and tagged posts and messages.
21 March 2019
The Secret to Never Forgetting Lisbon
We reached Lisbon late one afternoon. It was a time of long summer days when the sun sets at half past nine. The half an hour drive to the city took us through wide boulevards bordered byJacaranda trees in full bloom, and road islands marked by statues commemorating national heroes.
21 March 2019
LOVE STUDIO
Love Studio is a portrait series about a studio in Jurain, which is a predominantly commercial area.
21 March 2019
Down Memory Lane
During a chat with my mother one evening, I asked her, "Which belonging of yours do you cherish the most?” I expected her to name her favourite kitchen utensils (which she guards with her life by the way) or her money pouch or that mobile phone of hers which she uses to video call anyone and everyone at the oddest of hours.
21 March 2019
“We want justice”
I was lying flat on my front, with my glasses askew and digging into my temple, on an empty, dusty street that was veiled with a heavy smog, courtesy of the pollution my city is infamous for.
21 March 2019
In conversation with the man of the moment
Md Shahnawaz Khan Chandan of Star Weekend talks to Nurul Haque Nur, the vice-president elect of Dhaka University Central Students' Union (DUCSU) about his stance on the controversial elections, the challenges he has been facing, and future plans.
21 March 2019