Kamrunnahar Bilkis Kona has been working as a paralegal with BLAST since 2008.
The government has to have an updated understanding of the realities of the supply chain
The last thing we want is for the process of justice to be derailed
A joyous feeling overshadowed by waves of destruction, then revived by the hope of a new tomorrow.
As a grandchild of a freedom fighter, I would have felt ashamed to use the quota after so many lost their lives over this issue.
Researcher Maheen Sultan shares her insights on the backlash against 'Sharifa's Tale' and promoting comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) in Bangladesh.
M Humayun Kabir talks about the implications of the ongoing conflict in Myanmar’s Rakhine state
Dr Syed Abdul Hamid, professor of IHE and moderator of the dialogue, talked to Tamanna Khan of The Daily Star about the pros and cons of using generic drug names.
It was not her inefficiency why Sumi (not her real name) had to quit her job. Rather, it was the operation hours of an elevator that made it impossible for her to reach her workplace every morning on the 4th floor of a building.
Chhaya (shadow), the Bangladeshi woman whose poetry collections titled Ahoto Ami (Injured Me) was published in Malayalam language
Col MM Kapoor had to wait 44 years to come to the country that he had fought to liberate in December 1971.
The recent attacks on two young publishers have further shrunk the space for the country's creative book publishing industry, which is already struggling to survive against the advent of digital technology. Publishers and writers say that despite the vacuum created by the death of popular writer Humayun Ahmed, who had attracted a huge pool of young readers since the late 1980s, the publishing scene has been vibrant with young publishers setting a new trend to bring out books on science, philosophy and humanism.
Entering HR Textile Mills Limited in Savar, one would be surprised to see babies playing and mumbling in a 3,500-square-feet area designated for childcare.
A garment employee, Aklima Akhter shoulders the responsibility for her family from whom she was taken away by
The picture of a smiling child in a green sleeveless shirt caught attention of many after it was published in a national Bangla daily last month.
Sunil Koirala of Nepal's Dhading district was lured to a job in Malaysia with a monthly income of Nepalese rupees (NPR) 20,000 per
Ruthless violence against children seems to have become a recurrent concern in today's Bangladesh. While the extent of the cruelty
It was around noon. The 2nd and 3rd floors of the old home and hospital were quieter than its ground and 1st floors.
