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Nahaly Nafisa Khan

Nahaly Nafisa Khan is a writer and journalist. She is working as a sub-editor at The Daily Star's City Desk.

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All you need to know about fire safety in residential buildings

In 2022, the fire service officials in Dhaka evaluated 1,162 buildings and labelled 136 of them as “extremely risky” and 499 as “risky” in terms of fire hazards. The recent incidents in Bailey Road, Moghbazar and Narayanganj demand a closer inspection of the risks of fire hazards not only in commercial buildings but also in residential ones, especially when it comes to highrises.
14 September 2024, 18:00 PM
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‘Safety over aesthetics is my core philosophy’

The Daily Star (TDS): What inspired you to become an architect, and how did you start your journey in this field?
14 September 2024, 18:00 PM
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Bridging the Gap Enhancing Financial Services for SMEs

The SME sector currently contributes approximately 30-32% to Bangladesh’s GDP, showcasing substantial potential to emerge as a leading driver of economic growth in the country in the foreseeable future.
26 June 2024, 18:00 PM
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'That Coca-Cola ad' only proves the power of boycott

A global brand trying to tell us that we are immature or ignorant for feeling this way is not acceptable.
12 June 2024, 07:20 AM
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What does the recognition of European nations mean for Palestine?

However, the recognition, in practical terms, is only a symbolic move.
6 June 2024, 06:30 AM
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Reimagining the urban environment with rivers

What good is a river to a city? Imagine strolling along the riverbanks on a lazy afternoon or just returning home from work. The picturesque sight that a river offers to city dwellers has its own charm. A river, as they say, has something to offer everyone.
4 June 2024, 18:00 PM
Why people will and won't cast their vote

One more vote, one vote fewer: Why people will and won't go to polls

The Daily Star asked two young voters to explain their decisions as the 12th parliamentary election rolls out.
7 January 2024, 01:00 AM
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BOOK REVIEW: FICTION / The Runaway Boy: A promise not delivered

The Runway Boy (Eka, 2020), written by Manoranjan Byapari and translated from Bangla by V Ramaswamy, delivers an accurate portrayal of postcolonial Bengal,
18 October 2023, 18:00 PM
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Project Gronthomogol: Pashe Achhi Initiative in aid of the Nilkhet booksellers

The lockdown situation due to the coronavirus crisis took a heavy toll on a lot of small enterprises. Nilkhet, an ancient book-hub of the capital is no exception to this.
18 June 2020, 18:00 PM
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Project Gronthomongol: Pashe Achhi Initiative in aid of the Nilkhet booksellers

Members of Pashe Achhi Initiative, who are working to provide relief efforts through crowdfunding for the underprivileged in the times of the current crisis, were struck by the sufferings that the Nilkhet booksellers and their employees are going through.
13 June 2020, 16:52 PM
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Tech and art reconnects lost memories of forgotten places: The tale of Uronto Artist Community

The community creates opportunities to connect cultural histories through coexisting and co-creating through collaboration between artists from diverse backgrounds, gaining access to memories that inspire creative workers and empower current generations with knowledge.
11 June 2020, 18:00 PM
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A tribute to Satyajit Ray's film-making techniques

He used the various technicalities of filmmaking to express this language to the fullest. His preference for using lights and shadows in various angles to dramatise certain situations in the story was evident from his very first film. Exploring the appropriate use of different types of shots, close shots, pan shots, long shots to frame the flow of events in a lyrical manner with the limited technology available at that time was his speciality.
2 May 2020, 14:32 PM
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Mythbuster: Circulating accurate information regarding coronavirus through games

Misinformation is a way more complicated problem when it comes to dealing with any sort of crisis like the Corona pandemic that we are currently going through. When it comes to a country like ours where people still have a long way to go in terms of distinguishing between facts and myths, things can get even tougher. People focus more on chewing Thankuni leaves and less on hygiene and washing their hands frequently to prevent the disease.
29 March 2020, 15:49 PM
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Political films in Bengali: The legacy of Satyajit, Ritwik, and Mrinal

A political film can be described as an instrument that kindles consciousness in the viewer about the injustice and exploitation prevailing in society. The making of a political film depends on the freedom of expression that a filmmaker has. Political films can be differentiated from purely historical films in the sense that political films make way for self-criticism of the viewer. It essentially differs from a propaganda film, because it involves taking a stance, which usually implies standing with the oppressed.
26 March 2020, 19:17 PM
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Did we hit a digital landmark through DCC Mayoral Elections 2020?

The Mayoral elections of the Dhaka City Corporations in 2020 is the first election in Bangladesh where all the polling centres of the city ran the voting procedures with EVMs (Electronic Voting Machines).
6 February 2020, 18:00 PM
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Activism in the age of technology and social media

Just when the news of a Dhaka University student getting raped in the capital was taking the country by storm, a group of students of the university came up with a unique way to protest and demand for justice.
23 January 2020, 18:00 PM
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Three apps to prepare you for the GRE

GRE or Graduate Record Examination is a prerequisite exam for those who want to go for higher studies in a range of universities in the US and in some of the most prestigious universities in Canada and Australia.
23 January 2020, 18:00 PM
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Contemporary Bangla movies to binge watch over the weekend

The story portrays the intersecting lives of people coming from different social classes as they travel together on a steamship. The plot unfolds when their buried secrets and lustful desires start to unfold. The film has been nominated for this year’s Bangladesh National Film Awards in multiple categories.
5 December 2019, 18:00 PM
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Sexism in the workplace

Gone are the days when sexism in the workplace was normalised, leading to a huge wage disparity along with all sorts of discrimination against women. Bangladesh is currently the country with the lowest gender pay gap among the lower middle income countries, according to ILO Global Wage Report 2018. But women, even till this day, are subject to a lot of sexist practices in their workplaces, which stem from the patriarchal thoughts and views that have been deeply rooted in our society for many years.
31 October 2019, 18:00 PM
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Target marketing through data science and how to build a career around it

From a target marketing perspective, the job of a data scientist is to gain insights on the products, craft product recommendations and use data to improve existing products.
24 October 2019, 18:00 PM
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Utilising the best online courses available: Part 2

Online courses have appealed to people globally due to their autonomous learning characteristics. In the second part of the series, we will introduce you to some of the most popular learning sites, offering a wide range of courses for people from all backgrounds.
3 October 2019, 18:00 PM
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SIGNS THAT YOU’RE ON AUTOPILOT AT WORK AND WHY YOU SHOULD TRY AND GET OUT OF IT

Fresh graduates have a tendency to take up any semi-decent job that they can get, with the slightest bit of financial stability and societal value, even if the jobs never interest them.
26 September 2019, 18:00 PM
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Utilising the best online courses available: Part 1

Thanks to the internet, self-learning and training has been made easier in the last few years for a wide group of people.
22 August 2019, 18:00 PM
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Starting a web development startup

A well-developed website is a prerequisite for promoting different sorts of work that people do. Be it advertising and digital marketing agencies, artists, musicians, research organisations or corporations, everyone recognises the need for a well-developed website of their own to reach their respective target groups.
9 May 2019, 18:00 PM
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Conflicts in workplace caused by information asymmetry

Information asymmetry can be somewhat referred to as a sort of information gap between two parties. This can give birth to conflicts
18 April 2019, 18:00 PM
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Getting started on research in your undergrad years

The research sector is one of the most neglected sectors in our country, despite its growing need for effective policy making.
21 March 2019, 18:10 PM
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SHETRADES

The SheTrades initiative aims to connect three million women to market by 2021. The initiative brings together stakeholders around the world to work on seven actions to address trade barriers and create greater opportunities for women entrepreneurs.
19 March 2019, 18:00 PM
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