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6 October 2026
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Preparations to send 10,000 workers to Malaysia at no cost: Who can apply?
6 October 2026
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Power, gas, water: How a ‘syndicate’ charges slum dwellers extra
4 October 2026
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Protests in Delhi, Mumbai put Modi govt under growing pressure
4 October 2026
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Why is Bangladesh failing to curb juvenile crime? Star Discourse
4 October 2026
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The Cumilla home where Kazi Nazrul Islam and SD Burman sang together
3 October 2026
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Income tax returns explained: Who must file and how to correct mistakes
3 October 2026
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Record breaking hike in LP gas prices
On October 10, 2021, Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission increased the price of LP gas by Tk 226 per 12kg cylinder unit, a new record in retail price. Now consumers have to spend Tk 1,259 for one 12kg cylinder of LP gas.
16 October 2021
Anyone can be deceived on Facebook
Without awareness, anyone can become victim to hacker groups on social media. These hackers, most of them without any institutional degrees, are experts in stealing ID and passwords from unsuspecting users. Recently three such hackers were arrested by members of the Detective Branch of Police after one of their victims filed a case.
16 October 2021
Farmer Mrityunjoy succeeds in making molasses from watermelon
Mrityunjoy Mandal, a young watermelon farmer from Chhoto Bangram village in Khulna’s Dumuria upazila, has found success in making molasses from watermelons left over from the seasonal sale. His invention, dubbed “Togur”, can become an extra source of profit for watermelon farmers.
16 October 2021
Durga Puja ends with immersion of idols
The 5-day festival of “Sharadiya Durga Puja” ended with the immersion of idols in the Buriganga.
15 October 2021
Gang-rape of mother, daughter in Sherpur
A case has been filed over the gang rape of a mother and her daughter in Sherpur.
15 October 2021
Dhaka: A city shrouded in toxic air
Bangladesh and its capital Dhaka have been consistently named in the top five when it comes to worst air pollution rankings since 2018. Extremely polluted air has been the cause of severe health issues and even deaths throughout the country over the years.
15 October 2021
Lowest remittance in 16 months
Bangladesh has seen its lowest remittance in 16 months in September. In last fiscal year 2020-21, Bangladesh received a record remittance of US$ 24.78 billion, and many saw it as a change towards the positive.
15 October 2021
Tania-Bappa’s celebration of life during Durga Puja
“For everything I was rewarded with in life, I think I am an extremely fortunate man”
14 October 2021
Covid-19: Trial vaccination run held for 12 to 17-year-olds
A trial vaccination run for 12 to 17-year-olds took place in Manikganj Colonel Medical College Hospital. Zahid Malik, State Minister for Health, inaugurated this program.
14 October 2021
RMG products worth crores stolen over 20 years
For over 20 years, garment products are being stolen from the Dhaka-Chattogram highway. Garment factory owners are suffering losses and the country’s reputation is also at stake. How are these products being stolen from the highway?
14 October 2021
Rajshahi celebrates puja with themed mandaps and creative protests
This year, puja mandaps in Rajshahi are smaller in scale because of the pandemic. Nevertheless, colours, themes and some creative protests marked this year’s celebration.
14 October 2021
Clay artisans honoured at annual festival in Barishal
The 13th “Mritshilpi Shammelan O Shamanana” 2021 was held in Barishal. The festival is organised every year at Shilpakala academy in the district to honour clay artisans.
13 October 2021
How can the e-commerce sector regain its growth momentum?
The e-commerce sector experienced rapid expansion during the coronavirus pandemic but the scene changed at the beginning of this year when news of corruption and irregularities of different online platforms started to surface. People started moving away from these platforms and the number of transactions in e-commerce through cards declined by 42% from Tk 1,277 crore in June to Tk 742 crore in July.
13 October 2021
Why was DSA amendment demanded by UN Human Rights Council?
Amnesty International has said that satire and criticism be considered a criminal offence in Bangladesh, under the Digital Security Act, at the UN Human Rights Council's 47th session.
13 October 2021
DU students return to “Gono room” culture
Despite the Dhaka University (DU) administration's intention to end the “Gono room” culture, the practice of tens of students cramming into such rooms is ongoing after residential halls reopened following the Covid-induced closure.
12 October 2021
How can Bangladesh avail GSP-plus benefits?
The European Union, the largest importer of readymade garments from Bangladesh, will cease to provide the generalised system of preferences (GSP) scheme after the country upgrades to developing nation status.
12 October 2021
College teacher's mission to discourage farmers from tobacco cultivation
Tobacco cultivation is an attractive prospect for farmers in Bangladesh, so much so, that farmers are prepared to suffer health risks that are associated with it.
12 October 2021
A candid conversation with Mehruz Munir
Zurhem is Mehruz and vice versa; if you have had the chance to visit the atelier earlier, you have already had a first glimpse into the glitzy lifestyle of the genius designer.
11 October 2021
BSTI to be 2nd organisation to issue halal certificates
After the Islamic Foundation, Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institution will be the second authority in the country to provide a halal certificate. To boost exports, BSTI will issue halal certification for processed products, notably processed foods.
11 October 2021
The case of rampant corruption in the secondary education sector
Corruption seems to run rampant in the secondary education sector of Bangladesh, according to a recent report of Transparency International Bangladesh.
11 October 2021