Chattogram, as Bangladesh’s principal maritime gateway, has experienced robust economic growth in recent years – primarily driven by its strategic port, burgeoning industrial base, and the expansion of trade.

Zakat Management (CZM) is offering a transparent and impactful way to fulfill Muslims’ Zakat obligations and support Bangladesh's underprivileged population while also accepting donation through digital platforms like bKash.

Ramadan, a time of spiritual reflection and generosity, offers an opportunity to extend compassion and support to those in need. While the act of donation holds profound significance, choosing the right avenue for giving can be overwhelming.

Obhizatrik foundation has been leveraging bKash to deliver aid to those in need.

Step into a world of Eid style with the dazzling Bata Eid Collection 2024! Boasting over 1000+ latest designs.

The entire month of March in 1971 stands etched as a profound turning point in the birth of Bangladesh. The harrowing events of March 25th in Dhaka bore witness to a deliberate onslaught by the Pakistani army upon unarmed civilians, leaving an indelible mark of trauma upon the collective consciousness.

The oil producer will get the sales proceeds as loan to repay bank loans

Asma Begum has been working under Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) for around 13 years and eventually became the executive member of Dhaka North Community Town Federation, a women-led grassroots organization.

Gender responsive finance in Bangladesh has increased significantly over the last decade in both the public and private sectors, portraying a favourable shift toward ending the gender gap.

"While delivering a presentation to a multinational company, I concluded the discussion, and a company officer inquired, “Madam, how did you enter into the men's world?” “This moment unfolded in an office where I was the sole woman amidst a male-dominated environment," recounted Shaheda Mustafiz, the trailblazing first woman programmer in Bangladesh. Her anecdote sheds light on the challenges women faced in the IT sector in Bangladesh during that period.

On my way to work last Tuesday, my thoughts meandered towards the hypothetical comfort of living with my parents, enjoying the reassurance of my mother’s breakfast preparations and my father’s unwavering support, shielding me from financial worries until my university days were behind me. These contemplations stirred a tumult of emotions within me throughout the day, prompting a deep reflection on the challenges and pleasures of navigating life alone, particularly as a woman.

Investing in women’s empowerment is crucial for societal transformation, especially in Bangladesh’s unique socio-economic landscape. As we strive for progress, prioritizing women’s advancement isn’t just ethical but necessary for lasting development. However, the global deficit in financing gender equality poses a significant challenge, including in Bangladesh. As we approach International Women’s Day 2024, the call to ‘Invest in Women: Accelerate Progress’ grows stronger

Coca-Cola strives for a gender-equal workplace and world. The company believes that investing in and empowering women not only directly benefits them, but also the business and communities.

The sporting world in the past decade has witnessed a paradigm shift when it comes to the women’s circuit. In between came the coronavirus pandemic but the uprising proceeded nonetheless.

The Shaheed Suhrawardy National Indoor Stadium erupted in cheers yesterday as 2,563 O- and A-level students were recognised for their outstanding results at a ceremony hosted by The Daily Star and HSBC Bank to celebrate the students’ hard work and success.

Students recognised for their outstanding results in O- and A-level exams were buzzing with excitement yesterday. They said they wanted to become decent human beings and work for the country.

You will probably remember this day for the rest of your life.

In the bustling city of Dhaka, where dreams weave into the fabric of ambition, Tawhida Shiropa arrived with nothing but a fervent desire to achieve something significant. Today, she proudly stands at the helm of Moner Bondhu, a social enterprise reshaping the narrative around mental health in Bangladesh.

With the advent of a new year, youth-favourite smartphone brand realme has announced 2024 as the year of rebranding for the next five years.

The new rate 7.75 percent will be effective from tomorrow