A 16-year old named Ayman Mohammad from Chattogram has made it to Guinness World Book of records by stacking most coins into a tower within a minute.

The sixth Joy Bangla Youth Award is scheduled to be held in November this year.

Nearly three quarters of young people – aged 15 to 24 – in 92 countries with available data are off-track to acquire the skills needed for employment.

Recent floods have had catastrophic effects on the lives of many people across the country, causing a severe insufficiency of resources, along with the increase of waterborne diseases such as dengue.

Two 11th grade students – Seewoo (Eric) Lee and Adyan Naser – recently developed an art challenge and fundraiser project for JAAGO Foundation.

Joy Bangla Youth Award winners Rahat Hossain Pallab and Hemanta Sadeeq have been honoured at the Global Youth Parliament Summit.

A prize-giving ceremony was organized yesterday to celebrate the winners of “City Islamic presents in search of Islamic Calligraphy”, a calligraphy competition organized by Youth Opportunities, at the Turkish Embassy in Dhaka.

India has resumed the Bangladesh Youth Delegation Programme, after two years due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Hafez Tawhidul Islam of Bangladesh secured 10th place in the 25th International Quran Competition held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Algeria's Abu Bakr has won the competition, which drew competitors from 70 countries.

March 17 is an important day engraved in the minds of all Bangalees. It is the birthday of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and it falls among the handful of significant dates concerning our nation.

A children’s fair titled “Rang Tulite Amar Desh” was held at Mohakhali in Dhaka today.

After a story about Farzana – an eight-year-old born without one leg – was published in The Daily Star, Brahmanbaria district administration announced today that she will be given a wheelchair. Her family will receive Tk 25,000 as well.

Colleges across the country are set to start in-person classes for the newly-enrolled Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) students from March 2 -- eight months after the scheduled time, due to the Covid-19 situation.

Secondary school students were jubilant to step inside classrooms, strictly maintaining health safety protocols, as their classes resumed partially after one month of closure due to another wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.

All students aged 12 to 17 have received the first dose of Covid-19 vaccine in Cox's Bazar.

The simple word game has created a virtual sense of community all over the world.

Bangladeshi mountaineer Shayla Parvin Bithi successfully conquered the Island Peak of the Himalayas, a 6,160-metre mountain in Nepal.

Educational institutions play an essential role in our lives for our growth into responsible and independent individuals.

It goes without saying that when Stan Lee wrote your comic books in the 60s, he created something spectacularly special. As a kid in the ’00s, I was quick to jump on the Spider-Man bandwagon, never to get off. Ever since then, many superheroes and supervillains have graced the big screen but you remain my favourite of all time.

Praising the country's young champions of change, CRI Trustee and Bangabandhu's grandson Radwan Mujib Siddiq urged the youth to keep working the way they are doing now as all receive a lot of inspiration from the innovative initiatives of the youths.