One day, during the gruesome Calcutta riot (1946), a curious boy escaped the strict surveillance of his phupu (paternal aunt), Salema Khatun.

Prominent researcher, scientist and professor Mohammad Rahmatullah has proved himself to be one of the leading assets of our country.

“I even thought of becoming a neurologist when my brother was studying medicine, at one point.”

Chimpanzees are capable of metacognition, or thinking about one's own thinking, and can adjust their behaviour accordingly

From ancient Egyptians roasting a dripping cut of beef next to the Great Pyramid of Giza to a Boy Scout learning to build a log cabin fire in his backyard, everyone builds fires with the same general shape. And now we know why.

Students studying finance and accounting in universities should consider cima after their bachelors or masters degrees.

No culture can live if it attempts to be exclusive

There are so many instances of humans killing humans, nowadays. There are so many instances of torture, hate, torment, terrorism, abuse, harassment- all by humans.

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Arafat Mohsin is one of the two brothers (Arafat Kirty and Arafat Mohsin) who remade the oldie "O bondhu laal golapi" for a popular telefilm '@18' back in 2013.

We live in an age of armchair activism – where many people believe that sitting in an armchair holding a smartphone is enough to bring about a change.

The Star Weekend's initiative to promote the emerging politicians is appreciable.

To avoid casualties caused by landslides during this monsoon, the Chittagong district administration has launched its eviction drive evicted 18 vulnerable hill dwellers.

Reading the news on a daily basis can be a depressing affair. Worldwide, readers and audiences repeatedly report that they are put off by how negative the news seems to be.

Our world today is one of tremendous HOPE, though sadly plagued by death, destruction, corruption and round-the-clock negative news.We need more stories of inspiration and change.

Like many residents in remote parts of the world, the people of Mthatha rarely visit medical clinics. Instead, they rely on travelling healthcare workers for basic services and referrals to hospitals when their condition is serious.

Spelling Bee is back this year with the theme "School of Excellence".

Prize giving ceremony of Rotary International Bangladesh Dist 3281 was held in Sonargaon Hotel of the capital yesterday, says a press

Indira Gandhi Cultural Centre in collaboration with the United Nations in Bangladesh, and Bangladesh Yoga Association will observe the first International Yoga Day on June 21 in the capital's National Museum.

A student of Jessore Polytechnic Institute drowned in the River Bhairab at Nawapara industrial town in the district yesterday morning. The