Is Bangladesh's Hilsa really disappearing?
8 September 2026
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Holding a long march now is not a sign of mature politics: Mahfuz Anam
8 September 2026
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Star Multimedia
Can glacier collapses be predicted in advance? Why couldn’t Nepal?
7 September 2026
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Salman Shah’s final hours: What happened at the Eskaton flat on Sept 6?
7 September 2026
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Six months into the Iran war: 3 ways it could end
7 September 2026
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Why can’t BNP resolve its organisational crisis? Is party discipline at risk?
6 September 2026
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Night-time restrictions at DU: What are female students saying?
6 September 2026
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Private-sector employees: Will inequality widen further?
6 September 2026
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Shahe Alam’s family firms land at least Tk 71cr in govt contracts
2 September 2026
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Crime & Justice
Floods, earthquakes, heatwaves: 4 devastating natural disasters of 2026
3 September 2026
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Hill slides: Road links to Thanchi, Ruma remain cut
The road communications of Bandarban district town with Ruma and Thanchi upazilas remained suspended for several days following hill slides triggered by 8-days of heavy rains
11 August 2023
Narinda Cemetery: A graveyard as old as Dhaka
Narinda Christian Cemetery is the oldest and largest Christian cemetery in Dhaka
11 August 2023
Inside Saba's world
With dance being her first love, Sohana Saba gradually molded her inner artiste into different forms of arts -- modelling, anchoring and prominently acting
10 August 2023
Ritu, country’s first transgender chairman, wins hearts
A year and a half after assuming office, the country's first transgender UP Chairman Nazrul Islam Ritu has won the hearts of the people of his union. His inspiring story is in today’s Inside Bangladesh
9 August 2023
Floods maroon thousands in Ctg, Cox’s Bazar, Bandarban
Incessant rains, tidal surges, and upstream water from hills have inundated large areas of Chattogram, Cox’s Bazar and Bandarban
8 August 2023
Erosion in Marine Drive after illegal sand extraction
Heavy rains and high tide during the full moon are causing erosion to Cox's Bazar sea beach, Cox's Bazar-Teknaf Marine Drive, and in Matarbari of Maheshkhali
6 August 2023
Failing to find long-lost friends, expat to return to Australia
He longed to meet his long-lost friends once more, before his death, to find out how they have been. Mohammad Abdul Majid looked for his friends by advertising in newspapers, only to get no response. Heartbroken, he has to go back to Australia, where he resides now
4 August 2023
Has the number of unemployed really decreased in the country?
The number of unemployed in the country has decreased. In other words, more people are involved in economic activities than ever before
3 August 2023
Attacked and intimidated, all for playing football
First, they were attacked for playing football. Now, they are being threatened with acid attacks.
2 August 2023
Country’s largest wind power plant in Cox’s Bazar
295 feet tall turbine tower uses wind to produce power
1 August 2023
Madhupur pineapples' demand declines, growers suffer
The juicy, sweet taste of Tangail's Madhupur pineapples have made them renowned across the country
31 July 2023
A sea of supporters: Massive crowds flock to two party rallies
BNP held its rally in front of the party headquarters in Nayapaltan
28 July 2023
BNP to stage sit-ins at Dhaka entry points tomorrow: Fakhrul
The BNP has announced that it will hold sit-in programmes at all entry points of Dhaka from 11:00am to 4:00pm tomorrow
28 July 2023
Scuffle among BNP activists during grand rally
Tensions flared during BNP's grand rally in the capital today, resulting in clashes among the activists.
28 July 2023
World's most expensive pepper being produced in Cumilla
The price of one kg of "Aji Charapita" pepper is about $25,000 or about Tk 27 lakh. Although it is produced only in Peru and the Amazon rainforest, Ahmed Jamil, an amateur farmer in Cumilla, has produced these seedlings
25 July 2023
World's largest office building: India's Surat Diamond Bourse topples Pentagon
The newly-opened Surat Diamond Bourse, the world’s biggest diamond hub, has surpassed the Pentagon, the US Department of Defense, to be the largest office building in the world
23 July 2023
Jon Haat: a place for hiring farm workers
The demand for day labourers is considerably high in Faridpur as farms in the major crop producing region require the assistance of seasonal workers whenever the harvest period comes around.
23 July 2023
After ten years, how much did new banks contribute to economy?
Despite criticism from analysts and economists and initial objections from the central bank, the government licensed nine new banks in 2013. Some of the banks are currently doing well in terms of profitability. However, the non-performing loans of some of them are relatively high
22 July 2023
Mario Pierre Romance: A selfless foreign friend of our Liberation War
In 1971, citizens from different countries came forward to help us without thinking about their own self. They helped us in many ways which includes forming public opinion and sympathy in favour of our Liberation War
21 July 2023
The 'Green Pen' that grows into a tree
In an astonishing display of innovation, Nachima Akhter from Jashore has successfully developed an eco-friendly 'green pen' that defies conventional norms
21 July 2023