LNG supply from Excelerate terminal halted, gas crisis intensifies
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US-Iran conflict looming again? Why the 60-day truce failed
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Do women-only bus services really make commuting easier?
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Five Bangladeshis confirmed among 9 killed in Kolkata hotel fire
19 August 2026
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Accidents and Fires
Pay scale: When will govt employees get a pay hike?
19 August 2026
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Sheikh Hasina's extradition: What will India consider, and who will decide?
19 August 2026
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Update / They drifted to their deaths over 11 days
17 August 2026
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Bangladesh
Torn notes? Here's how to get your money back from bank
12 August 2026
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Delhi's invitation amid diplomatic tensions: Will Tarique Rahman visit India?
13 August 2026
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SSC pass rate falls to 62.25%; GPA-5 holders also decline
10 August 2026
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Education
Why is remittance decreasing but imports rising?
Manpower export from Bangladesh rose 185 per cent year-on-year in the first eight months—which is a record. However, remittance inflow and export earnings fell in September when the country’s import volume continue increasing.
4 October 2022
"Alap": A lesser-known book published after partition
"Alap" is a book of confession, written by two famous writers and intellectuals of India-Pakistan in the aftermath of 1947 partition.
4 October 2022
Dhaka losing $6b worth labour productivity due to temperature rise
Dhaka is losing $6 billion worth of labour productivity each year due to heat stress from extreme temperatures. The country’s labour productivity has been severely affected owing to this. In a recent study by The Rockefeller Foundation and Adrienne Arsht published the figures. How is rising temperature affecting labour productivity?
3 October 2022
Hilsa to be exported to India during Durga Puja festival
This year 52 Bangladeshi companies got permission to export hilsa to India during Durga Puja festival.
2 October 2022
Sylhet's hilly wasteland turned into lush malta gardens
What was once a hilly wasteland is now beautiful gardens of malta. Cultivation of lemon and malta is ideal for the hilly soil of Sylhet division. Local farmers are turning to growing green malta because of increasing demand for this tasty fruit.
2 October 2022
Pabna’s specially abled children shooting for the stars
Proper care can turn “disability” into special ability -- that’s what’s been proven by the specially abled child athletes from Pabna.
1 October 2022
15 Questions with Joyeeta Trisha
Joyeeta Trisha shares her journey as a photographer along with her take on life on how to live to the fullest.
30 September 2022
Dwarakanath Tagore: The forefather of bank defaulted loans
Bank owners’ corruption and loan defaults are not new in Bangladesh.
30 September 2022
Operation Sundarbans: A thrill-packed flick
Once pirates roamed freely in the Sundarbans and fishermen feared their brutality. Abduction, murder, and violence were the form of life in the deep forest. But Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) cleared the mangrove forest from that. Operation Sundarbans is the story of Rab's thrilling operations.
30 September 2022
Is rail the new frontier in export-import for Bangladesh-India?
For the past 50 years Bangladesh has been unable to export goods via the Indian railway.
29 September 2022
Tech Academy: Taking Bangladeshi children to the int’l robotics arena
Tech Academy is a robotics school dedicated for children. The tech academy will represent Bangladesh in this year’s “First Global Challenge” for the 5th year in a row.
29 September 2022
Price hike of essentials: Are we at the mercy of a select few businesses?
The increase in prices of daily necessities has resulted in instability in the country’s markets. In response to this situation, Bangladesh Competition Commission has filed 44 cases against 36 individuals and companies, accusing them of creating an artificial crisis in the market.
28 September 2022
The DAP for Dhaka must not be discriminatory
Can the new Detailed Area Plan cure Dhaka's ills?
28 September 2022
Country’s first private observatory in Gazipur
For those who are interested in space, they’d be delighted to know that the country's first privately owned astro-observatory has been set up at Bindubari in Sreepur Upazila of Gazipur.
28 September 2022
Do we need to be worried about e-sim in iPhone 14 series?
The unveiling of the iPhone 14 has users worried about e-sim connectivity. Will the iPhone 14 series only support e-sim? What will happen to non-e-sim users if that is the case?
27 September 2022
The real Nusraat Faria
After conquering the box office with yet another hit, "Operation Sundarban", Nusraat Faria stands in front of the camera at The Daily Star to get candid about her life, work and future plans!
27 September 2022
"Disappeared" persons share experience of their "detention"
The people who "disappeared" and then returned appear to have suppressed their experience during their disappearance.
26 September 2022
Darasbari mosque: Visiting one of the oldest mosques in Bangladesh
Darasbari Mosque, located in Chapainawabganj, was built in 1479 AD. But how many of us know about this historic landmark?
26 September 2022
The odd case of Bandarban UNO breaking trophies in a fit of rage
Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) of Alikadam, Bandarban Mehruba Islam is seen in a viral video breaking the trophy of a local football tournament.
25 September 2022
How did Bangladesh become champion in green garment factory?
Three garment factories of Bangladesh have recently received green garment factory certificate. Now the country has 171 green garment factories, the highest in the world. Applications of 550 more have already been submitted for such licence. But what is actually a green garment factory? How will Bangladesh be benefited with green garment factory? Where does the green garment factory license come from?
24 September 2022