Bangladeshi mariner stranded on drone-hit tanker
6 December 2025
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Daria-i-Noor, ‘sister’ to Koh-i-Noor, awaits first light in 117 years
8 October 2025
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Nafisa’s HSC result the last memory left with her mother
16 October 2024
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A glimpse into Zahir Raihan's Films
19 August 2024
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Dubai floods / Thousands of Bangladeshis stranded at Dhaka, Dubai airports
18 April 2024
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Natural Disaster
From outlaws to flower growers
14 April 2024
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'Genuine' SSC, HSC certificates for sale!
1 April 2024
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Counterfeiting currency / Learning from YouTube, he sells them on Facebook
28 March 2024
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Why many countries are trying a four-day work week
21 January 2024
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Shaheed Asad: The spark that lit a fuse in 1969
20 January 2024
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Becoming a Fellow
An integral part of the Teach For Bangladesh programme is attracting young teachers to come and teach. And it is not as easy as it might sound. While some young teachers drop out of MBA programmes from some of the most prestigious universities in the country to become a TFB fellow, others spend months trying to fit into society, where young graduates joining a multinational and making a fortune makes more sense, rather than teaching at primary schools for half the salary.
30 July 2015
Korvi Rakshand Named Asia 21 Young Leader by Asia Society
Korvi Rakshand Dhrubo has been named by Asia Society as part of the Class of 2015 Asia 21 Young Leaders, the preeminent network of young leaders from across the Asia Pacific, representing the private, public, and nonprofit sectors.
30 July 2015
100 Smiles
The annual event of 100 Smiles returned to 11 zones of Dhaka on July 13, 2015. Launched in 2010 by One Degree Initiative, the flagship project is designed to gather underprivileged children from different zones around the city and organise a festive Eid for them.
30 July 2015
To Play with Clay
Make pots, pans and little mugs,
30 July 2015
Ancient Life in 3D
Hidden secrets about life in Somerset 190 million years ago have been revealed by researchers at the University of Bristol and the Bath
30 July 2015
Man of the Earth
A popular name in the field of agriculture, Rezaul Karim Siddique has been researching on how to develop cultivation and growth of crops in Bangladesh for more than three decades. Not only does he work for the betterment of agriculture, he also works towards the development of farmers and organic farming.
30 July 2015
Chasing Dreams
Growing up in a middle-class family belonging to Gazipur, Probal Rashid had an ordinary childhood. Completing his schooling and Bachelor's in Business Administration in his home-town, Probal joined the Centre for Asian Arts and Cultures for a 2 month-long foundation course on photography to cater to his childhood knack for taking photographs.
30 July 2015
1 Minute Please!
Arafat Kirty, one of the brothers who run the well known Studio 58, is the creator of some of the jingles and telefilm sound tracks that
30 July 2015
SNUG AS A GUN
Is the pen mightier than the keyboard? With the increasing use of laptops and smart phones, and in the realm of 'tweeting' and instant messaging, one could think that the world might just rub the pen off its hands. Typing surely has its many advantages. But the pen, too, has a myriad of benefits that a keyboard can't simply provide.
30 July 2015
The Garden of Captives
Bangladesh National Zoo is one of the biggest zoos in the world in terms of acquired area. It houses several thousand animals of
30 July 2015
The Zoo that is Not
Raja, the 21 years old Bengal Tiger is languishing in his cage with no medical care and little food. Flies are flying in circles around the wounds on his legs, but for his weakness the old tiger appears to be quite reluctant to drive the flies away. Lolling in his cage the helpless Raja gazes indifferently at the visitors who are trying to excite him by teasing him and sometimes throwing bottles and paper at him. However, Raja, on his deathbed, has lost all interest in the ragging he has been tolerating for years.
30 July 2015
APJ Abdul Kalam: Inspiring till His Last Breath
It’s rare that the death of a former Indian president, such as APJ Abdul Kalam, would be mourned all over the world, being fondly remembered by many who wouldn’t bat at an eye at the passing of other politicians.
30 July 2015
Are crows the ultimate animal problem solvers?
Here is another crow, who overcomes a series of obstacles to claim his prize. Catch the crow while he’s solving the brain teaser and be amazed!
29 July 2015
Seminar on skin cancer held at RU
A seminar on Melanoma, a type of skin cancer that generally occurs due to the impact of Tumor and Arsenic, was held at Rajshahi
28 July 2015
433 hot air balloons light up sky, break record (video)
The Lorraine Mondial Air Ballons festival on Sunday broke the world record for the most simultaneous hot air balloon flights.
28 July 2015
Spelling Bee: Rajshahi divisional round starts today
With the divisional round of Spelling Bee beginning today in Rajshahi, a truck highlighting The Daily Star's achievements and projects also embarked on a two week journey marking the occasion.
27 July 2015
Optical illusion museum wows China
A museum in Zhengzhou, China gives visitors the opportunity to interact with the optical illusions it has on display.
26 July 2015
Superintendent suspended for ticket scalping
Superintendent of Rajshahi Railway Station was suspended on Friday for his alleged involvement in ticket scalping.
25 July 2015
Bank’s error makes Indian woman super rich for a day
Urmila Yadav becomes one of the richest women on earth when an amount of Rs 95,71,16,98,647 was credited to her State Bank of India (SBI) account by the bank to get in touch with her.
25 July 2015
China man recovers hand after being grafted to leg
A man successfully has his severed hand restored to his arm after it was preserved by being grafted to his leg, said the surgeon on July 17
25 July 2015