45 years ago, at the beginning of the month of March, Yahya Khan announced on televisions and radios that the General Assembly of Pakistan was to be postponed 'until a later date'.

Just a couple of days ago, I was in a serious mood, as exams were knocking on the door. Suddenly I heard a loud scream.

Born at Kapasia in Gazipur, Tajuddin Ahmed is regarded one of the most instrumental leaders in the birth of Bangladesh who played a significant role during the Liberation War. A freedom fighter, Ahmed served as the Prime Minister of the then Mujibnagar government, and also after independence, he contributed significantly in rebuilding the nation.

The number of the bouncers that Bangladesh ace pacer Taskin Ahmed was asked to bowl for “illegal bowling action” by the International Cricket...

The excerpts given here might seem like dialogues taken from an action movie, but they are actually snippets of real conversations

“Sunsets, like childhood, are viewed with wonder not just because they are beautiful but because they are fleeting.”

45 years on, do we still remember the core tenets of our autonomy? What did we want as a liberated Bangladesh? Were we successful in giving a state, a home and citizenship to those that needed it the most?

Convicted war criminal Matiur Rahman Nizami's wife, two sons and two daughter-in-laws met and talked to him for

Aaji Modhur o Bashori Baaje”, at the British Council. I was 13-years-old then. Mohammad Shah Jahan was on Tabla.

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This baby elephant living in Nepal is completely spoofed when, after hanging out with some humans he meets a goat.

Dagger II the dog is the greatest canine artist of his generation.

Ain o Salish Kendra (ASK) yesterday expressed its deep concern over the disappearance of IT expert Tanveer Hassan Zoha, who was allegedly picked up on early Thursday.

The Isle of Wight Zoo in the UK announces that it will be opening a museum devoted to poo on March 25.

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

The article titled 'The Saga of a Self-destructive Society' (published on March 11, 2016) is a wake-up call and conscience-arousing

When 26-year-old Tasmia Jahan would stay mostly awake, experience bouts of dizziness, gain weight, display strange cases of mood swings, suffer from anxiety attacks and suddenly burst into tears, her family thought she was just lonely and needed to get married.

Ideally footpaths are meant for pedestrians only. However in Bangladesh, having footpaths only reserved for pedestrians is an

As soon as we stepped onto the basketball court of the Center for the Rehabilitation of the Paralysed (CRP), we witnessed a truly