Shafiqur says Japan keen to expand cooperation with Bangladesh

Khulna becomes the second stop in the newspaper’s month-long divisional anniversary tour

Locals allege emergency vehicle and solar equipment meant for health services are being kept at UP chairman’s residence

Chemical residue in water suspected; authorities say situation now under control

'An investigation is underway,' the health secretary said at a programme today

Planners’ body calls for integrated approach linking waterway restoration with climate adaptation, land use and waste management

Says he is considering placing either Samakal or Channel 24 under a trust to protect editorial freedom

Father recalls slain Bangladeshi student's dreams as body reaches from the United States

17-year-old innovator showcases locally developed battery-operated vehicle at PM’s office

Experts at journalism conference say press freedom depends on democratic practices, accountability, and good governance

Jamaat ameer urges authorities to ensure proper treatment; injured victims call for implementation of July Charter

The detainees told BGB they were been pushed into Bangladesh by BSF; police later handed them over to their families

Bristy and Limon posthumously awarded doctoral degrees by USF

The programme began at 6:30pm with an opening address by festival president Dr Sarwar Ali, who formally inaugurated the celebration.

In just two hours, 2000 litchis were sold. Fruit trader Md Nasir felt like he struck gold after selling his entire stock at the Indara Mor of Pabna town on Thursday afternoon.

Footpaths across key commercial areas in Chattogram have become increasingly inaccessible, forcing pedestrians onto busy roads and raising serious safety concerns.

The Daily Star has clinched the third place in the Best Initiative to Bolster Next Generation of Readership category at the 89th INMA Global Media Awards 2026, a global stage that honours the most innovative initiatives in the news industry across the world.

25 out of 85 secretaries are contractual appointees; bureaucrats call for cancelling contracts

BNP Chairman and Prime Minister Tarique Rahman will sit with grassroots leaders today as the ruling party seeks to restore discipline and strengthen its organisational structure.

The Prime Minister’s Office has formed a special cell to ensure quick and effective implementation of the promised and expected programmes of members of the parliament.