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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 27, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Daily Star
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- Jul 9, 2026
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Why we fear stray dogs when human behaviour poses greater risk (opens the original)
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Feeding stray animals in Dhaka is increasingly met with hostility, threats, and physical violence. The recent Banasree attack highlights a troubling shift where human anger poses a far greater threat than street dogs. According to Sumaiya Rahman, who regularly feeds stray dogs in the area, she went to a lane in Banasree's F Block at around 10PM on Tuesday, as she did on other days. While she was feeding several dogs in front of a clothing shop, she was reportedly asked to move after the animals
When ordinary people risk everything to save animals in need (opens the original)
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Amid constant news of animal neglect, sometimes quiet acts of extraordinary compassion offer a different perspective. From fishermen braving rushing rivers to families sharing their homes with hundreds of strays, people are stepping up to protect the vulnerable. There are some who stop when they see an animal in trouble. There are those who spend hours trying to pull a trapped elephant out of a well, fishermen who risk going into rough waters to save stranded elephants, and individuals who quiet
Why your SSC result is not your true potential (opens the original)
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For thousands of Bangladeshi teenagers, the publication of SSC results is more than just a performance review; it is a moment when many begin measuring themselves against everyone around them. While a good result brings celebration, a score that falls short of expectations can lead to disappointment, embarrassment, and the painful feeling of falling behind. For many students, the question is not simply, “How did I do?” but, “How did I do compared to everyone else?” The results of this year's SSC
Badsha Bahadur deserved rescue before his suffering went viral (opens the original)
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The rescue of Badsha Bahadur, the 55-year-old circus elephant, marks a welcome step towards better wildlife welfare. After a video showing his deteriorating health circulated on social media, authorities rescued him from Naogaon's Patnitola and transported him to the Bangladesh National Zoo in Mirpur, where he is expected to receive veterinary care, proper nutrition and much-needed rest. According to officials, the elephant had an injured leg, a broken tusk with an infection, and an owner who co
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