A roundtable on World Prematurity Day was held recently at The Daily Star with the support of Save the Children. Distinguished

It is primarily the state's responsibility to make laws to enhance accessibility to justice and legal aid. Our constitution prepares us for

Nasrul Hamid, State Minister for Power and Energy: Globally, renewable energy and energy efficiency promotion activities is in

Recently, The Daily Star organised an opinion sharing session on 'Green Banking for sustainable energy'. Here we published a summary of the discussions.

Our roundtable hopes to address the global phenomenon of beauty anxiety. Research shows that only 10 percent of women are comfortable revealing their real age whereas the rest conceal it.

Anowarul Haq, Director, Extreme Rural Poverty Program, CARE Bangladesh

On October 10, 2016, The Daily Star organised a roundtable titled “Bangladesh-China Relations: Connecting Two Economies” in the run-up to the Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit. Diplomats, researchers and business leaders attended the roundtable. Here we publish a summary of the discussions.

According to BDHS 2014 findings on maternal health, 31 percent of adolescents in the country between the ages of

And he gave it for his opinion, that whosoever could make two ears of corn or two blades of grass to grow upon a

Recently The Daily Star organized a roundtable on "Balanced Fertilizer Usage” in cooperation with NAAFCO Pvt. Ltd.

After the recent terrorist attacks, private universities have come into focus in a negative way, which is unfortunate. The

An interactive and lively discussion looked into the issue of improving the lives of millions of teenage girls in

On the 24th of March, The Daily Star and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) jointly organized a roundtable

* We see a lot of activities regarding gender equality, but is there proper follow-up on these activities? Only 2.4% of

Safe motherhood is about a woman's right to choose as well as her right to survive. Registered midwives are required to ensure these two rights. Our honorable PM gave a commitment at UN in 2010 that 3000 midwives will be developed by the end of MDG.

Faecal Sludge Management: Second Generation Sanitation Challenge

In the context of massive loses in traditional paddy cultivation in consecutive years, farmers in northern districts adopting with new crops pattern as inclining more and more to vegetable farming which is proved to be profitable.

Agriculture plays an important role in the overall economic development of Bangladesh where the vegetable sector alone contributes a good percentage of the country's GDP.

Md. Abu Sayem, Regional Farm Broadcasting Officer, Agriculture Information Service presented the keynote paper in which he mentioned that according to the Food and Agriculture Organisation, Bangladesh is the third largest vegetable producer in the world. In

Abdul Quayum, Associate Editor, Prothom Alo & Moderator of the Session