Priyam Paul

Proper paperwork before purchasing a property is crucial, as buyers often struggle to manage it effectively—especially when verifying the authenticity of land and apartment deeds provided by realtors.

Motijheel, once a thriving commercial hub in Dhaka, has recently lost its prominence as businesses increasingly shift towards Gulshan and Banani.

The Daily Star (TDS): What is the current state of living spaces in Dhaka?

The gender gap in the banking sector has been a persistent challenge, but encouraging developments indicate a shift towards greater inclusivity.

Palki Motors, Bangladesh’s first domestic electric vehicle manufacturer, is revolutionising the automotive industry with affordable, eco-friendly solutions designed to transform urban transportation and meet local needs.

The Daily Star (TDS): What is the current status of human rights in the country, and what urgent issues need to be addressed?

The Daily Star (TDS): What are the critical areas where reforms should begin in Bangladesh’s political sphere to promote democracy?

The Daily Star (TDS): Could you please share how your commission functioned and what outcomes it achieved?

The Daily Star (TDS): How do you evaluate your commission’s work—was it more of a complete rewriting or a revision of the Constitution of Bangladesh?

The Daily Star (TDS): Can you briefly outline the evolution of the health sector in Bangladesh?

How would you evaluate Bangladesh’s agricultural development over the past 50 years?

What persistent challenges in Bangladesh’s river and water resource management demand immediate reform?

The partition of British India in 1947 posed significant challenges to the state-building process in both India and Pakistan, including in Bengal, which faced the complexities of being divided between the two new nations.

Akhteruzzaman Elias would often deconstruct novels as a literary form, emphasising the role of social realism in mastering its craft.

Private universities in Bangladesh have become integral to the country’s higher education landscape, playing a crucial role since their establishment.

In a year marked by financial uncertainty, five banks in Bangladesh have emerged as beacons of resilience and trust. Islami Bank, already a leader in the sector, has been joined by BRAC Bank, City Bank, Pubali Bank, and Dutch-Bangla Bank in reaching the coveted Tk 2,000 crore milestone in operating profit.

The financial landscape of Bangladesh has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past decade, thanks to the rapid growth and adoption of Mobile Financial Services (MFS). The emergence of MFS platforms has revolutionised the way people engage with banking.

Lifts have evolved from being a luxury to an essential component of modern living.

Author and researcher Mohiuddin Ahmad talks about the background and formation of BAKSAL.

Rapid industrialization, centered around the bridge and transport corridor, has further fueled local housing demand.