Bangladesh must confront the rapid rise of digital violence against women and girls, said speakers yesterday.

Experts warn justice system ill-equipped to handle digital crimes

Although Bangladesh has strong laws to combat cybercrime, weak enforcement is allowing offenders to act with increasing impunity, said Sharmeen S Murshid, adviser to the Ministry of Women and Children Affairs.

Since Sharmin Akter (not her real name), 40, from Gazipur’s Kapasia, was married at just 12, she has endured relentless violence and abuse, describing the daily ordeal like “three meals a day”.

AI-powered platforms can monitor a learner's progress in real-time and change the lessons accordingly to fit his/her learning speed rather than applying a general approach like before.

This is where international accreditation becomes so important.

The future of supply chains will be defined by intelligence, resilience and responsibility.

Working as a Professor and Director of IQAC at the Gazipur Agricultural University, she is determined to conduct research that tackles the food crisis threatening to undermine humanity.

She believes in focusing all of her efforts on some key changes that will have a lasting, sustainable impact on society as a whole.

Every leader at some point in his or her career stands on a "burning building"—a moment of crisis, uncertainty, or change.

From the sprawling urban centers to emerging satellite towns, AI is ushering in an era of unprecedented efficiency, transparency, and accessibility

Every SIMPLETREE project tells a story — of design excellence, urban responsibility, and human experience.

This staggering figure highlights the urgency for all countries, especially fast developing ones like Bangladesh

This edition of Stellar Women recognised Dr. Nasrin Akter Ivy for her outstanding work in the field of Agriculture, and Shah Israt Ajmery for her inspiring initiatives in Environmental Sustainability & Awareness. 

Be loud. Be messy. Be too much. Your existence is not an apology -- it is an announcement

In a year shadowed by violence and uncertainty, Bangladesh’s girls have stood where courage is tested most. They are the first to lose when systems fail, yet the first to rise when the world needs rebuilding. From classrooms to clinics, protest lines to policy tables, they lead with resilience beyond their years.

Edmund Hillary Fellowship and leaders like Zia Ashraf are shaping a future where Bangladesh’s startups are not just companies but bridges connecting people, ideas, and markets.

Sohozcash did not take permission from BB to launch MFS, says BB

Let’s see 5 things that teachers experience on a daily basis!

The mental health of school teachers remains one of the most pressing yet less discussed issues in our society.