A Thought to Ponder on!

Women in Bangladesh spend between six and eight hours in the kitchen every day, and nearly three to four of those hours cooking.
5 March 2015

Annihilation of an Oral language

What would people do if their language disappeared into oblivion? What would happen to a culture when its language is extinct? These questions might pop up in one's mind when s/he learned that Achik, the oral language of the Garos, is on the verge of extinction.
5 March 2015

A Change Maker's Journey

Back in the 80s a young woman in her early 20s used to travel regularly to different parts of Dhaka with a determination to establish her own business.
5 March 2015

FEROZA BEGUM

Feroza Begum, a legendary singer, gave Nazrul's songs the passion with her unforgettable seasoned voice and she will remain afresh in the heart of millions.
5 March 2015

Be Selfish For Once

My mother suffered from stomach ailments for over a year before she told anyone about it.
5 March 2015

YOUR SAY

Unveiling the Great Thinker
5 March 2015

What a Piece of Work is Man

Women are crazy, men are stupid. And the main reason women are crazy is that men are stupid. If you don't agree that men are stupid just check the newspapers.
5 March 2015

1 MINUTE PLEASE!

In the contemporary world of music in Bangladesh, Kona is a household name.
5 March 2015

From behind the Red Bricked Walls

I arrived in Bangladesh in July 2014. My impression on arrival: hot, larger than life, and colourful and I loved it.
5 March 2015

Editor’s Note

For 18 years, the Star Magazine has been an integral part of your family.
5 March 2015

“YOUR LIFE IS IN YOUR HANDS”

The Royal Society for Public Health is an independent, multi-disciplinary charity, dedicated to the promotion and protection of collective human health and well-being.
5 March 2015

WOMEN OF THE WORLD

A challenge that a woman faces in Bangladesh today is the lack of creative space-- a space which will allow her to think, a platform where she will plan her actions and where she will make decisions of her own.
5 March 2015

PROTECTORS OR PREDATORS?

A week ago, I was stopped at a traffic signal in Mogbazaar, because the PM was passing by.
5 March 2015

A SHAMEFUL TRADITION

The tradition of giving and receiving dowry is unfortunately still alive and kicking in our country.
5 March 2015

NUMBERS 1000

Europe's Jews face rising anti-Semitism in some countries, but multiculturalism is far from dead.
5 March 2015

SETTING THE STANDARD

Nihad Kabir is without a doubt one of the most brilliant legal minds of our country.
5 March 2015

Hedy Lamarr the Goddess of Wireless

Although better known for her Silver Screen exploits, Austrian actress Hedy Lamarr (born Hedwig Eva Maria Kiesler) also became a pioneer in the field of wireless communications following her emigration to the United States.
5 March 2015

THE #POWERWOMAN

Meet Minoti Probha Chakma of Rangamati, Bangaldesh, who is a part of a group of Bangladeshi women drivers trained by BRAC.
5 March 2015

Madam Curie the Nobel Laureate

Marie Curie was a Polish physicist and chemist who lived between the years 1867-1934.
5 March 2015

A FREE SPIRIT

In the world of art, Kanak Chanpa Chakma needs no introduction. Being one of the most eminent painters of our time, Kanak Chanpa has created her own genre through her unique style.
5 March 2015