The country’s first-ever “Bomb Data Centre” is now ready and to provide details of any bomb-like object within moments just analysing its picture.

Are things getting back to normal? Do I even dare entertain the thought?

Evidently panic-stricken at the large-scale defection of Bangalee members of its mission staff, the Pakistan government today took an unprecedented step to seize passports of all its diplomatic staff abroad.

Satoshi Kon’s 1997 film Perfect Blue never intended to predict anything at all. Yet, the unusual themes and storyline seem to be more relevant now than ever before.

As of December 31, 1919, a total of 1.4 million Indians were recruited to various theatres of the First World War. Among them, approximately 563,369 were “followers or non-combatants”.

The early bird gets the worm. Work the longest hours and the hardest and you’re bound to succeed. We’ve all heard these things from the generations preceding us, or at least seen posts about “grinding 25/8” on social media platforms.

The people we meet in Elif Shafak’s The Island of Missing Trees (Viking, 2021) are haunted by terrible tragedies from several years past, by a beautiful island divided into two.

While the accessibility to higher education, specifically higher education abroad, has definitely increased in the last couple of decades, there are still a few alternate reasons as to why the number of master holders from Bangladesh might be increasing.

A new organisation was formed yesterday to campaign for necessary reform to the country’s “customary Hindu laws” and formulating relevant new laws.

Childhood is fantasised in most cultures. In the West, Mum and Dad read Grimm’s Fairy Tales or Hans Christian Anderson. In Bangladesh, Mum and Dad read Dakshinaranjan Mitra’s Thakurmar Jhuli.

Having been a teacher’s pet and gained nothing out of it, I am probably the perfect person to advise others on how to nail high school. I could stretch this article to an entire self-help book and rip gullible teenagers off in the process, but I’m not famous on social media.

Abstract paintings are fascinating for many reasons, one of them being the many different opinions various people have about their true meaning.

Bangladesh ODI skipper Tamim Iqbal was left out of the Bangladesh Cricket Board's (BCB) central contract list (from May to December 2021) for T20Is after the left-hander had earlier today announced he will not be available for selection for the upcoming T20 World Cup in Facebook live from his official account.

“I'm still in trauma. I couldn't sleep in last 27 days. The nightmare is not over yet,” film actress Pori Moni told The Daily Star over phone after she returned home from jail this evening.

Your compass for visualizing the general form of a song’s soundscape.

Admission test date of “Ka” (science) unit -- for 2020-21 academic session -- of seven Dhaka University-affiliated colleges has been rescheduled due to unavailable circumstances.

Activists of Chhatra League (BCL) today allegedly attacked students observing a hunger strike, demanding immediate reopening of educational institutions in Rajshahi city.

After 27 days of imprisonment, film actress Pori Moni has been released on bail. Pori Moni came out of the jail gate in a white car at 9:36am today (September 1, 2021). 

Border Guard Bangladesh members have detained 21 people, including women and children, while they were trying to cross Bangladesh-India border in Jhenaidah.

A Dhaka tribunal has sentenced a retired army official and his wife to 10 years’ imprisonment in a case filed for possessing counterfeit currencies of Tk 3 lakh at their residence.