Career / Starting out in criminal law in Bangladesh
1 October 2026
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Campus
Reflections / The allure of live theatre in the age of screens
27 September 2026
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Star Youth
Humour / Why I don’t like voice messages
30 September 2026
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Star Youth
News/ / Bangladeshi universities in THE World University Rankings 2027
30 September 2026
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Campus
Perspective / Your parents are getting old and you're running out of time
1 October 2026
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Life & Living
How much caffeine is too much? A dietitian weighs in
1 October 2026
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Health & Fitness
Perspective / Stopped at the Gate: Why independent women are still fighting to travel
30 September 2026
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Life & Living
Perspective / I quit social media for six months: Here is what changed
1 October 2026
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Life & Living
Truth about menopause and your suddenly rising heart risk
29 September 2026
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Health & Fitness
Bangladeshi team wins bronze at WRO Asia-Pacific Open Championship 2026
30 September 2026
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Technology
Pressed from clay, pulled from memory: A K M Sayif’s tepa putul journey
Reshape traditional Bangladeshi culture through the tactile art of tepa putul clay dolls with artisan Sayif in Dhaka. Experience authentic handmade craftsmanship, empowering youth to preserve heritage while transforming local soil into global art.
19 September 2026
Bangladesh drivers secure podium finishes at Malaysia Festival of Speed
Bangladeshi drivers secured several notable results at the Malaysia Festival of Speed 2026 at the Sepang International Circuit.
17 September 2026
7 places that show you the best of Sri Lanka
Ascend ancient Sigiriya rock, discover sacred relics in Kandy, and admire Nine Arch Bridge views in Ella. Experience Nuwara Eliya tea hills, Yala leopards, Galle Fort history, and Anuradhapura monuments across vibrant Sri Lanka.
17 September 2026
Three women, many ventures, one shared vision
Empowerment defines Bangladeshi entrepreneurs Tanazzul Ayman Purny, Shehreen Mahiuddin, and Maisha Ali, who master LED manufacturing, Formula racing, Cactus clothing, and container logistics. Their resilience proves women thrive while reshaping traditional industries.
17 September 2026
Separating baby blues from postpartum depression: What we should know
Navigate postpartum depression by recognizing persistent sadness, anxiety, and guilt following childbirth. Psychotherapist Abdul Hamid of Monobikash Foundation emphasizes early identification, family support, and professional therapy to safeguard maternal mental health effectively.
17 September 2026
Why do we always feel like we have nothing to wear?
Overcome decision fatigue and wardrobe anxiety by understanding clothing psychology, social media pressure, and consumerism trends. Decoding why we claim to have nothing to wear unlocks true confidence, self-expression, and sustainable fashion choices.
17 September 2026
Our picks for smartphones under BDT 25,000
When buying a budget smartphone, finding the right balance between performance, display, camera, battery, and price can be challenging.
17 September 2026
Navigating a career in public health
A guide to navigating public health careers.
17 September 2026
Why Bangladeshi unis should consider offering online degrees
What Bangladeshi universities can achieve by launching online degrees.
17 September 2026
Our picks for webcams under BDT 5,000
Online classes, virtual meetings, presentations, and remote collaboration have made a good webcam an increasingly useful part of any computer setup.
16 September 2026
NRB entrepreneur's fintech startup raises $20 million seed round
A fintech startup co-founded by a Bangladeshi-born entrepreneur has raised $20 million in seed funding, according to a recent report by US-based business magazine Fortune.
16 September 2026
What can the price of an iPhone Duo buy in Bangladesh?
Unfold premium tech possibilities with the Apple iPhone Duo, launching at Tk 4 lakh in Dhaka. Weigh luxury against life-changing investments like home appliances, video gear, or savings to maximize your financial freedom.
16 September 2026
Why Ducsu’s faculty evaluation move matters
Centralised faculty evaluations must become a mandatory administrative standard across all public universities.
16 September 2026
The internet is for everyone, so its governance must belong to everyone: Charles Mok
Charles Mok discusses the future of the internet, AI governance, digital rights, cybersecurity, and the role of multistakeholder cooperation in shaping digital policy.
15 September 2026
Curated Cars 2.0: Back again to show the standards
If last year's Curated Cars showed Dhaka's car scene could put on a proper show, this year's edition made a statement: this is what the city's automotive culture can look like when someone actually takes the time to curate it.
15 September 2026
No government is ready for AI's impact, warns Bill Gates
No government in the world is prepared for the changes artificial intelligence will bring to society, Bill Gates has recently said in a Reuters interview.
15 September 2026
The untold stories of bagh bidhobas, tiger widows of the Sunderbans
In Shyamnagar, tiger widows known as bagh bidhobas face severe social isolation, poverty, and cultural stigma after losing their husbands in the Sundarbans forest, revealing deep trauma, economic hardship, and systemic abandonment across coastal communities.
14 September 2026
In conversation with Gobinda Basak: A life woven in crafts
Preserve Bangladesh's rich heritage in Tangail by supporting handloom weavers like Gobinda Basak, who struggle against modern power looms, surging yarn costs, and digital market disconnects while reinventing classic sarees into modern fashion.
14 September 2026
KL-YES US exchange program for Bangladeshi school students
Applications for the KL Youth Exchange and Study programme are now open.
14 September 2026
Porcelain Kiss: Inside an indie artist's dark electronic soundscapes
A conversation with indie dreamscape artist Porcelain Kiss.
13 September 2026