Interests / How reading initiatives in my school made me a better reader
26 June 2026
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Interests
FIFA World Cup / An economic model that predicts the winner of the World Cup
25 June 2026
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Interests
Cover Story / Why public speaking matters in school education
25 June 2026
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Rising Stars
Mental Health / The neuroscience behind Tetris and trauma
23 June 2026
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Interests
Reader Submission / Inside a young numismatist’s collection
31 March 2026
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Interests
Rising Stars / Why reading books matters
27 March 2026
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Interests
When early childhood is spent in front of screens
26 February 2026
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Rising Stars
Scientists name prehistoric shark after Chainsaw Man’s Pochita
18 November 2025
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Off Campus
Over & Out!: Bangladeshi 90’s nostalgia turned into a video game
18 November 2025
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Interests
The colours and constraints of cosplaying in Bangladesh
30 October 2025
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Rising Stars
How reading initiatives in my school made me a better reader
Bishwo Shahitto Kendro's book-reading programme and the British Council’s reading challenge introduced me to many classic novels.
26 June 2026
An economic model that predicts the winner of the World Cup
Can economics predict the 2026 World Cup winner?
25 June 2026
Why public speaking matters in school education
In an age where professional environments depend on clear expression, the ability to speak confidently extends far beyond the classroom stage.
25 June 2026
The neuroscience behind Tetris and trauma
Tetris limits the capacity for forming traumatic memories.
23 June 2026
Inside a young numismatist’s collection
For me, the rarer the coin, the clearer the window into our past.
31 March 2026
Why reading books matters
The bottom line is: read books.
27 March 2026
When early childhood is spent in front of screens
Children's screen time addiction in Bangladesh: Experts & parents reveal impacts on child development, offering solutions for managing digital device use.
26 February 2026
Scientists name prehistoric shark after Chainsaw Man’s Pochita
Pochitaserra Patriciacanalae is one of two ancient species described in the paper.
18 November 2025
Over & Out!: Bangladeshi 90’s nostalgia turned into a video game
Over & Out! is a quest driven single-player adventure game set in early ’90s urban South Asia.
18 November 2025
The colours and constraints of cosplaying in Bangladesh
For a growing number of people, cosplaying has become a special way to express creativity and build a community.
30 October 2025
Who are the 2025 Nobel Prize winners?
Here are the winners of the 2025 Nobel Prizes.
13 October 2025
From my grandmother’s hands to mine: The timeless appeal of crochet
Crochet bridges generations with heritage.
28 August 2025
Should you consider spaying or neutering your pet?
Is spaying or neutering your pet really necessary for their health?
29 May 2025
Lost in a real-life Charlie’s chocolate factory
A few thousand miles away from Dhaka, in a small town located in the outskirts of Zurich lies a place known for its signature centerpiece worldwide, a fountain of real chocolate.
26 April 2025
Girls stepping into the world of robotics
Bangladesh, often overlooked in global tech discussions, has quietly cultivated a thriving robotics culture, particularly for young women.
24 April 2025
Eid enchantments and us
A special cover of Rising Stars where we look back at how Eid has changed for us over the years.
31 March 2025
Saving your Eid salami for the future
What if you were to save your Eid salami for later and also learn about saving money and managing finances from an early age?
30 March 2025
Easy Eid recipes to prepare for your loved ones
If you’ve been thinking of pitching in this year, here are five easy and familiar recipes that are always a hit on Eid.
30 March 2025
Handmade with Love: DIY Eid gifts for your loved ones
Eid is not just about new clothes and food. Above all else, perhaps, Eid is a celebration of friends and family. And what better way to celebrate the ones close to you than to make them handmade gifts with a personal touch.
28 March 2025
The enduring presence of cats in Japanese literature
What’s with all the cats in Japanese literature?
28 February 2025