Living in Dhaka means loving the beautiful chaos

Discover Dhaka's chaotic charm as human momentum drives this impossible capital city forward. From Gulshan to Dhanmondi, traffic jams and rich rickshaw art shape a relentless metropolis where hope remains the ultimate survival tool.
13 July 2026, 21:09 PM

How to stop your children from being too pampered

Master responsive parenting with Dr Helal Uddin Ahmed from Faridpur Medical College to avoid over-indulgence. Set firm boundaries, handle public tantrums gracefully, and choose quality time over gifts to build emotional intelligence and raise independent, resilient children.
13 July 2026, 21:03 PM

10 realities of moving abroad nobody warns you about

Overcome the invisible emotional hurdles of moving abroad by establishing routines and managing homesickness. Embracing cultural adaptation and resilience helps expats navigate identity crises, turning unfamiliar foreign streets into a meaningful, deeply comforting new home.
13 July 2026, 20:57 PM

7 must visit places that showcase the best of Philippines

Explore the ultimate Philippines travel itinerary by diving into Manila, Palawan, Cebu, and Siargao. Discover majestic historic landmarks, surf powerful Pacific waves, and unwind on pristine Boracay beaches for an unforgettable tropical island getaway experience.
13 July 2026, 20:49 PM

Why modern dating sounds like a completely different language

Explore modern relationship trends like emotional Airbnb and micro cheating through the witty perspective of Aunty Eva. Digital forensics on Instagram might change dating terminology, but human heartbreak remains a deeply timeless, universal emotional experience.
13 July 2026, 20:41 PM

Remembering Fahim Saleh, the entrepreneur who dreamed beyond borders

Six years after his tragic death in New York, the legacy of Bangladeshi-American entrepreneur Fahim Saleh continues to live on through his extraordinary global tech ambitions and the path he forged for a new generation of Bangladeshi startup founders.
13 July 2026, 17:20 PM

Meta pulls AI image tool after public backlash

Meta has pulled a new Muse Image feature allowing AI generation from public Instagram profiles following backlash over its default opt-in setting.
13 July 2026, 14:59 PM

How to keep your motorcycle safe from rain

While motorcycles are built to withstand rain, prolonged exposure to floodwater, mud, and moisture can damage vital components. However, a few preventive maintenance habits can avoid costly repairs and keep journeys safer.
12 July 2026, 19:46 PM

Why psychological safety at work matters more than ever

Nurture psychological safety within your Dhaka workplace to combat post-pandemic burnout and isolation. Building peer support networks, launching mental health first aid programs, and prioritizing human connection effectively boosts employee well-being, trust, and organizational performance.
12 July 2026, 19:15 PM

Iconic songs of English football fans

Explore how legendary anthems fuel the unmatched fanaticism of England football fans at major tournaments. From classic hits like Three Lions to modern player chants, discover how these melodic rituals unite stadiums across the globe.
11 July 2026, 20:29 PM

The dudh-cha versus rong-cha debate and how we hijacked a British tea party

Discover the deep cultural rift in Bangladesh between comforting dudh cha and bitter rong cha. Experience how Dhaka street stalls transform simple tea leaves into a national obsession, sparking heated generational debates over every single cup.
11 July 2026, 20:25 PM

Un-erasable: This open-access digital archive is preserving evidence of war from Gaza

ArchiveGenocide brings together tens of thousands of videos and photographs, as researchers race to protect potentially important material from deletion, censorship and digital decay
10 July 2026, 20:16 PM

Palestinians are creating a digital archive to safeguard a history under threat

Hundreds of thousands of photographs, letters and personal records are being preserved across multiple countries as Gaza’s cultural institutions face widespread destruction.
10 July 2026, 13:59 PM

Regular fans vs Seasonal fans: Same old fight every World Cup

Explore the passionate clashes between seasonal and regular football fans in Bangladesh during the iconic World Cup tournament. Understanding these diverse perspective gaps helps enthusiastic supporters overcome toxic gatekeeping to truly enjoy the beautiful game.
9 July 2026, 14:59 PM

5 surprising facts about Moroccan football that make their story special

Celebrate Morocco global football triumph as the historic Atlas Lions unite an international diaspora at the FIFA World Cup. Deep cultural roots and passionate Casablanca stadium traditions pave a powerful legacy toward hosting the 2030 tournament.
9 July 2026, 14:51 PM

What this week's tarot cards say about your life

Navigate unpredictable weekly challenges using a special Raider Waite Smith Tarot draw published for The Daily Star readers. Balance intense cosmic energies and release heavy burdens to achieve grounded stability during this transformative Cancer astrological season.
9 July 2026, 14:44 PM

Badsha Bahadur deserved rescue before his suffering went viral

Discover how Bangladesh authorities rescued Badsha Bahadur, a fifty-five-year-old circus elephant, transferring him to Mirpur Zoo. This vital wildlife welfare intervention highlights the urgent need for proactive enforcement under the new Wildlife Conservation Act.
9 July 2026, 14:41 PM

Is FIFA really biased towards Argentina? Football fans debate!

Unpack the heated debate surrounding FIFA refereeing decisions and Argentina football victories. Fans clash over alleged bias toward Lionel Messi, questioning tournament credibility while others dismiss the controversy as standard social media conspiracy theories and rivalry frustration.
8 July 2026, 16:46 PM

A World Cup own goal that led to murder

Witness the tragic legacy of Colombian defender Andrés Escobar, whose 1994 World Cup own goal led to his fatal shooting in Medellín, illustrating how toxic football fanaticism turns sporting mistakes into dangerous real-world violence.
8 July 2026, 16:41 PM

Breaking into consulting in the West

Firms bring in valuable research portals, frameworks, and toolkits, but their real edge lies in adapting these to the internal reality of an organisation, fitting the client company’s culture, leadership dynamics, and operating model.
8 July 2026, 14:16 PM