Dense fog caused by light rain disrupts ferry transportation for seven hours in Munshiganj’s Shimulia-Kaurakandi route.

We would like to appreciate the stance taken by Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid with regards to the freestyle manner in which some schools have collected additional tuition and registration fees from SSC examinees.

The caning of a schoolgirl in a government school in Pabna leaves us disgusted and horrified. Rojoni, the victim, was beaten until she fainted...

Now in her eighties, Rokeya Begum of Kaluhati village in Rajshahi's Charghat upazila is well within her rights to reflect upon life.

We are heartened to witness the victorious performance of two Bangladeshi sportswomen who have clinched gold in weightlifting and

It is a gross contradiction that although we have achieved self sufficiency in food, 60 million of our people do not get to eat enough to

Ranjina Khatun Rojoni, a Class VI student of Ramnagar Government Primary School in Chatmohar upazila of Pabna district, was

In less than a week of reports of unrestrained tree plundering in the reserved area of Kadirgrah National Park in Mymensingh...

We thought we had misread the comments of the inspector general of police, but double-checking a remark of his carried in this newspaper yesterday..

The Sylhet-Kulaura-Akhaura railway route is 177km long and has some 250 large and small bridges, many of which were constructed as

The tragic death of Babul Matabbar, a tea vendor, who suffered severe burns in a murky incident involving the police and died subsequently, moves the conscience of the nation, but unsurprisingly, not the administration.

As per a news report in a leading Bangla daily, some 1,085 children have been murdered in the country over the last four years.

For most people a 25th anniversary celebration is an excuse for a grand party.

Dignitaries from the country and abroad today hailed The Daily Star for its unflinching commitment for journalism and the development of Bangladesh.

The Daily Star awards 24 prominent individuals and an institution with lifetime achievement awards at its 25th anniversary event to honour their contribution to the society. They are honoured with the prestige at a gala event commemorating the anniversary at Dhaka’s Osmani Memorial in attendance of President Abdul Hamid.

What seemed the other day has been 25 years! We have lived through very interesting times, and time flies when redolent with interesting events.

Qatar's Prime Minister Abdullah Bin Nasser Bin Khalifa Al Thani agrees to increase employing Bangladeshis and provide training and skill building facilities for them.

We are outraged at the news of unbridled tree plundering in the reserved area of Kadirgrah National Park in Mymensingh.

Malaysia will now take Bangladeshi workers for all sectors including construction, industries, services and plantations.

We are dumbfounded at government plans for yet another round of promotions at deputy, joint and additional secretary levels. We are