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Asaduzzaman Noor, who is most known for his performances on television and stage, has lent his voice to renowned poet Abu Zafar Obaidullah’s “Kono Ek Make” for the film. The iconic poem was recorded in a studio in the capital on Saturday (March 23).

Amidst the bustling streets of Dhaka, and areas in and around the city, lie countless monuments that mark significant occasions in the history of this nation. To discerning observers, these structures narrate a poignant tale of our struggle for independence; they invite visitors to reflect, learn, and honour the struggles and sacrifices that paved the path to freedom. These

Bangladesh is solemnly observing Martyrs’ Day on Wednesday, paying homage to the valiant martyrs of the 1952 Language Movement, a pivotal event in the nation’s history that championed the recognition of Bangla as a state language. The photos have been taken by...

Uncertainty looms over holding the next edition of Amar Ekushey Boi Mela at Suhrawardy Udyan, as the government has decided to take over the ground for construction of a “cultural zone” called Sonar Bangla Sangskritik Boloy.

The Shaheed Suhrawardy National Indoor Stadium erupted in cheers yesterday as 2,563 O- and A-level students were recognised for their outstanding results at a ceremony hosted by The Daily Star and HSBC Bank to celebrate the students’ hard work and success.

“Educational systems usually have a combination of humanistic and pragmatic rules and objectives. We seek the development of happy children because we

   DHAKA, Feb 22, 2024 (BSS) - Prime Minister and Awami League (AL) President Sheikh Hasina today said that Bangladesh is

Scott Urbom said the Mother Language Day holds special place in the hearts of not only the people of Bangladesh, also the people of all over the world

US Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary at Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs Scott Urbom said Bangladesh has been an important partner of his country for over 50 years and that the US has been investing billions of dollars in Bangladesh's health, education, and other sectors

While Dhaka’s streets ran red in 1952 during the historic Language Movement, another torch flared in Pabna.