The Dhaka Flow Festival 2024 has been a celebration of mindfulness and connection, set against the buzzing backdrop of Gulshan Society Lake Park. For two days, the park transformed into a vibrant hub where people from all walks of life—children, young adults, and the elderly, gathered to embrace wellness, creativity, and community.

This year, to observe 16 December, we have curated a list of four diverse yet fascinating poetry books for you to immerse yourself in.

As carbon footprints continue to dictate what’s driving climate change and the chances of reversing its effects seem slim, the concept of achieving carbon neutrality may appear astonishing and hopeful. Remarkably, a two-year-old girl has proven that even small actions can make a difference.

The tea versus coffee debate in Dhaka reflects diverse personalities and lifestyles. Tea is seen as comforting, social, and accessible, while coffee is viewed as energizing, sophisticated, and a symbol of ambition. Both drinks fuel the city’s vibrant culture.

Furnishing a first home with a complete bedroom set offers harmony, style, and practicality. It saves time, reduces costs, and ensures durability, creating a cohesive space that grows with the couple’s life, offering both beauty and long-term value.

Veterinary care in Dhaka faces affordability and accessibility challenges, with government clinics offering low-cost services but low trust, while private clinics remain expensive. Stray animal care depends on community support, government involvement, and NGOs for practical solutions.

Sura Krishna Chakma’s Rangamati W.B. Club uses boxing and Wushu to empower youth with discipline, resilience, and teamwork. This inclusive initiative fosters leadership, combats negative habits, and unites communities, shaping brighter futures in the Hill Tracts.

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What are “grey divorces” and why are they suddenly trending?

Star Lifestyle caught up with four such female sportspersons who have had their impacts on Bangladesh’s upward journey in global sports.

Pink is an interesting shade and artist, Antora Mehrukh Azad has made it her signature

A singer, fitness enthusiast, sports model, and teacher – Wahida Hussain has carved a unique niche for herself

In the centre of it all was tea!

Nostalgia still works—where's yours?

The micro-library is free and the goal is to make books more available to readers.

In an exclusive with Star Lifestyle, B Proshad Das opens up about the transformative journey that led him to one of the world’s most prestigious platforms and his ambitious plans to inspire and empower others.

The Bangladesh Cancer Aid Trust (BANCAT) has taken a unique initiative that connects tradition, sustainability, and compassion. Their project, Alok Kantha, revives the cherished craft of hand-embroidered quilts using discarded sarees, turning them into something truly meaningful.

Magnus Carlsen was surprised when Bristy Mukherjee touched his feet at the Tata Steel Chess India Festival, reflecting this region's deep-rooted cultural respect. This gesture underscores the universal value of appreciating diverse traditions.

Decorating the bedroom is a newlywed's first big adventure as it embodies their shared goals and aspirations. Here, partners make future plans, hold each other's hands in sickness and in health, and maybe have the classic argument over who left a wet towel on the bed!

This incident raises serious concerns about the safety and welfare of stray animals in Bangladesh.