The prime index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange fell 42 points last week from the previous week. The whole week experienced a bearish trend.

From 1940’s radios to modern ones - there are more than 800 radios in Mofazzol Hossen’s collection.

The government has handed over a part of Jungle Khuniya Palong Reserved Forest in Cox's Bazar to the Bangladesh Football Federation for building a residential training facility after de-reserving the 20-acre land.

Archita Sporshia opens up in an adda with Star Arts and Entertainment during a photo shoot.

Popular actor Zakia Bari Mamo talked about her career and her opinions about the cinema industry during her conversation with Star Arts and Entertainment.

Severe river erosion following the floods has affected five upazilas in Sirajganj. During this monsoon, around a thousand families have lost their homes.

Bidya Sinha Mim and director Raihan Rafi talked about the recently released film ‘Poran’ during their conversation with Star Arts and Entertainment.

The mango farmers of Chapainawabganj are now using a special kind of "fruit bags", and growing seemingly flawless mangoes. 

In her conversation with The Daily Star, Apu Biswas narrates her known and unknown stories

Kuakata sees increased tourists after Padma Bridge opened to public.

Sumaiya Chowdhury is 23 years old, and is passionate about fitness. She is a licensed Zumba instructor, influencer, blogger and actor.

Tareen Jahan will be seen playing a character of "super bhabi’ this Eid in a web series of the same name.

DNCC Mayor Atiqul Islam himself took to the streets of Dhaka North to ensure the cleanliness of the capital on the day of Eid-ul-Azha.

People of many nationalities and ethnicities used to observe rituals of sacrifice around the world, and some still do.

Mosharraf Karim opens his magic box of acting in ‘Tin Shoroter Golpo’ this Eid-ul-Azha.

The Chhali traders of Manikganj’s Gobindal and Charigram unions not only extract gold, but also silver, copper, lead and bronze from ash collected from jewellery shops.

The only form of celebration this Eid for flood-hit victims, happens to be in the form of relief.  Most flood-affected victims have lost everything to the natural disaster and now rely on relief for survival.

From Dhaka to Gopalganj’s Hironkandi covered in just a day through Padma Bridge!

With Eid just two days away, highways are experiencing heavy traffic as holidaymakers are rushing to leave the capital for their beloved homes. Buses, vans, and even the roof of buses, nothing seems to be spared in the holiday rush.

The “money market” of the streets of Gulistan are witnessing a flurry of activity ahead of this Eid-ul-Azha. The stores at “money market” sell new notes of taka to their customers.