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Ehsanur Raza Ronny

Features Editor and Head of Content Marketing at The Daily Star. Writes for work. Writes for fun. Still figuring out which one is which.

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Love, Marriage and Cow Dung

20 May 2026
I have long believed these are the same people who eat pufferfish despite knowing it could kill them. Some human beings simply need danger in their lives.
20 May 2026
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Beyond the white coat

10 May 2026
Long shifts, sleepless nights, emergency calls, and the emotional weight of caring for others rarely end at the hospital door. For many women doctors, another demanding role begins at home: motherhood.
10 May 2026
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Mothers in Medicine

9 May 2026
Medicine demands precision, endurance, and compassion. Motherhood asks for the very same things, every single day.
9 May 2026
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Baishakh Renew and Reconnect

11 April 2026
Pohela Boishakh arrives like a quiet promise that no matter how heavy the past year has been, we get to begin again
11 April 2026
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The cruelty of doing nothing at all

25 April 2026
In Bangladesh, the conversation around spaying and neutering often gets stuck on one idea: “it’s not natural.” It sounds like a fair concern. Animals are meant to reproduce, so why interfere?
25 April 2026
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Online but unprotected: Why our kids need cyber literacy, not just internet access

22 July 2025
In many developing nations, digital access has arrived faster than digital safety. And our children are caught in the middle.
22 July 2025
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The Gentle Giants: How our fathers loved us without saying a word

15 June 2025
Bangladeshi fathers, particularly those who came of age in the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s, weren’t built for emotional declarations.
15 June 2025
The big Eid detox: Because that wasn’t just one cheat day

#Perspective / The big Eid detox: Because that wasn’t just one cheat day

5 June 2025
While you should indulge because, let’s be honest, Eid is about love, family, and licking rezala off your elbow, it’s not a bad idea to also plan a bit of a comeback. A soft, digestive reboot.
5 June 2025
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Tintin: A flawed hero that every kid needs to know

Read our tribute to Tintin comics online, on The Daily Star website,
13 January 2021
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Bring it on

Wow. That went fast. 2020 was a blur of “will it, won’t it” questions. Everything we knew went flying in the wind. We had to relearn how to live and survive. Thank you but no thank you, Covid.
31 December 2020
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Super fast 2020

Yeah, that went fast alright. Much like a downhill truck with no brakes. 2020 seems to have been a waste of a year.
24 December 2020
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Realme 7 Pro: A month later

Budget phones are a hectic and vibrant market where it’s not easy to stand out. What has Realme done right? Or wrong? Seems they have made a few strides forward and a few steps back.
17 December 2020
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The most anticipated game of 2077. Is it breathtaking though?

Finally, right? CD Projekt Red: Cyberpunk 2077 received over 8 million pre-orders. That’s a game that fans have been waiting over 8 years for, with three delays happening this year.
17 December 2020
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Boredom busters and content verification

Among Us is the biggest hit game this year. The indie game has a team of players work together to performing simple tasks on three available maps. There are randomly assigned “Imposters” who will have to directly, or indirectly, kill the other players without getting caught.
26 November 2020
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TikTok, Google Maps, Zoom and Instagram rolling out important upgrades

TikTok is now allowing parents more privacy and nanny options over what content their ward will view. Parents can now restrict who will see the videos uploaded by their children.
19 November 2020

Does it blend?

Our lives. We step back and think, do we want to blend in? Or stand out? Or take the path less travelled whether anyone notices or not? Study hard,become a doctor/engineer and buy a boring Toyota Allion to show you’ve arrived.
12 November 2020
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2020 is a gamer’s paradise

Back in the early 2000’s I used to head out to Eastern Plaza in Dhaka with my pocket full of hard earned savings to buy games to play. Cracked games mostly and the occasional originals for consoles shared by friends. Wow, those were expensive. And when all else failed, it was time to head out to the shady, makeshift, sweat smelling street corner shops with arcade machines. That still cost money. Two taka per game would add up to many, many ‘monies’.
5 November 2020
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The Bossman : The Great Nap

The Bossman : The Great Nap
29 October 2020
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Trending: Cyberpunk delay, Xbox fridge & a tiny iPhone

If you’re a gamer, you can’t wait for Cyberpunk 2077 to release. But you will have to, yet again. It has been delayed three times since its April 16 release date. And fans can’t seem to take it anymore.
29 October 2020
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The Bossman : Boss's Day Everyday or Else

The Bossman : Boss's Day Everyday or Else
22 October 2020
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Apple ditches the charger: Smart or outright madness?

Apple decided to leave out their phone charger as they sell the new iPhone 12. People went nuts and the meme community had a field day for about a week. In normal human terms, that week is like several hundred years’ worth of #lols at Apple’s expense. But who really got the last laugh?
22 October 2020
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The Bossman: The award

The Bossman: The Award
15 October 2020
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3 personal safety apps for travelling

A woman can’t really walk through the city streets alone without feeling that uneasy need to look over the shoulder. Bangladesh saw an increase in rape by 19 percent from 2018 to 2019. This year seems to be competing with incidents of sexual assault, kidnapping and violence against women and children. Following are a list of personal safety apps that that are a no-brainer for women that need to increase their chances of safety while travelling.
8 October 2020
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The Bossman: Coffee break

The Bossman: Coffee Break
8 October 2020
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How many computer case fans is too many?

Heat is the biggest enemy of a custom PC build. An average CPU temperature should be within 75-80 degrees Celsius. Poor heat management can see temps climbing past 100 degrees resulting in slowing down becoming an indoor BBQ pit.
1 October 2020

You’re not alone

Does that help? Not really. Realising you’re not alone while being isolated is really just one and the same.
24 September 2020
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The Bossman : Stay inside

The Bossman : Stay Inside
24 September 2020
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Growing up with ‘Archie’ comics

As a tiny five-year old in the ’80s, I first discovered and liberated an Archie comic from a teenage cousin the way oil rich countries are liberated: by force. I used superior tactics of crying, pleading, whining and bargaining.
9 September 2020

Pagination

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