Renting in Bangladesh: Rights on paper, uncertainty in practice
Ananya Mohsin
15 MIN(s) • Your Property Guru
Dhaka grows up
Afrina Sultana
30 MIN(s) • Your Property Guru
Celebrating Coffee with Purpose
1 October 2026 • Coffee Tales
Becoming your own barista
Marzia Zahan Momo
1 October 2026 • Coffee Tales
The convenient coffee at every corner
1 October 2026 • Coffee Tales
Instant coffee doesn’t have to be boring
Tashahud Ahamed Rafim
1 October 2026 • Coffee Tales
Over Half a Century Hand in Hand, Toward an Even Brighter Future
1 October 2026 • 77th Anniversary of the Founding of the People’s Republic of China
The halls of learning
30 September 2026 • Leaders of Learning

Hope and Hardship Mark Hajj Departure

The Hajj pilgrimage is one of the most significant spiritual milestones for a Muslim.
29 April 2026

Finance your pilgrimage

Performing Hajj is a lifelong spiritual aspiration for millions, yet navigating the financial and logistical requirements often demands careful foresight and expert support.
29 April 2026

Pioneering faith-driven financial planning

For millions of Muslims in Bangladesh, performing Hajj is the culmination of a lifelong spiritual journey.
29 April 2026

Secure savings for Hajj pilgrims

Islami Bank Bangladesh PLC, the country’s pioneer Shariah-compliant institution, is dedicated to making the spiritual journey of Hajj organised for all.
29 April 2026

Simplifying your sacred hajj journey

Midland Bank PLC has established itself as a digitally-driven, customer-centric financial institution in Bangladesh.
29 April 2026

Maintaining Wellness Throughout Hajj

Hajj, Islam’s fifth pillar, is a transformative journey of unity, submission to Allah, and personal renewal.
29 April 2026

Project Prometheus and the Future of Labour: Implications for Bangladesh’s Low-cost Labour Economy

As artificial intelligence, robotics, and data-driven automation converge, the world is moving toward a manufacturing paradigm that prioritizes precision, speed, and autonomy over human labour.
26 April 2026

In solidarity, In reflection

Freedom fighters, lawmakers, writers, media personalities and members of civil society graced the final day of The Daily Star’s two-day 35th anniversary celebrations yesterday.
26 April 2026

Compassion at the frontlines

On World Veterinary Day 2026, Dr Mir Nishat Tasnim Tania, Senior Veterinarian of Bangladesh Animal Care Center (BACC), emphasises how veterinarians are essential health workers safeguarding public health, food security, and animals.
25 April 2026

Pawsitive care for your beloved pets

Mastura Farzana Mohona, Managing Director of Pawsitive Veterinary Clinic, is reshaping the landscape of pet healthcare in Bangladesh.
25 April 2026

The cruelty of doing nothing at all

In Bangladesh, the conversation around spaying and neutering often gets stuck on one idea: “it’s not natural.” It sounds like a fair concern. Animals are meant to reproduce, so why interfere?
25 April 2026

Let media report freely, without fear

The attacks on The Daily Star and Prothom Alo offices were not merely assaults on newspapers but on freedom of press, dignitaries said yesterday, calling for an environment where the media can report facts freely, courageously, and without intimidation.
25 April 2026

A day of reflection

The Daily Star yesterday kicked off its two-day 35th anniversary celebrations, with members of parliament, high-profile politicians, dignitaries, diplomats, and others in attendance.
25 April 2026

Rising from the ashes, even stronger

As guests walked into The Daily Star premises to mark its 35th anniversary, they were not met with glossy interiors or a polished lobby.
25 April 2026

The grassroots nation builders

Four individuals recognised for their outstanding contributions to society
25 April 2026

Choosing curtains for your apartment

As apartment living becomes more standardised, curtains have quietly become one of the most effective tools for personalising interiors.
21 April 2026

Revitalise Your Home with Professional Cleaning

Professional cleaning isn't just about convenience; it’s about expertise. Certain furniture and surfaces are tough to clean without a professional. Instead of destroying your belongings, letting professionals handle the task is a better option.
19 April 2026

5 Technologies Developers Shouldn’t Ignore

Construction has always been a slow-moving industry compared to sectors like technology or finance. But in the last decade, that reality has begun to change. Developers worldwide are adopting smarter materials, digital tools, and sustainable systems that can reduce costs, improve efficiency, and extend building lifespans.
18 April 2026

Decarbonising construction through innovative steel

As Bangladesh navigates economic shifts and seismic risks, adopting electric arc furnace technology and ductile "Class D" steel is essential for building a sustainable, earthquake-resilient, and decarbonised urban landscape.
16 April 2026

Air inside your home isn't as safe as you think: Air purifier buyer's guide

Entry-level purifiers designed for small rooms typically start from around BDT 10,000 to BDT 18,000. These usually offer basic filtration and lower CADR, making them suitable for bedrooms or study spaces. Mid-range models, which cover most urban household needs, generally fall between BDT 20,000 and BDT 35,000.
16 April 2026