The Daily Star
Customer Reviews and Ratings

Mosiur Morshed

The Daily Star Centre in Dhaka is more than just a modern office building; it is the physical embodiment of Bangladesh's premier English-language newspaper and a significant landmark representing journalistic integrity and public discourse. Located prominently at 64-65 Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue, it sits in a high-profile area of the capital, symbolizing the paper's central role in the nation's socio-political landscape. The building itself, while perhaps not as iconic architecturally as some of Dhaka's historical structures, serves as a fittingly contemporary home for a publication often described as "a kind of Bangladeshi New York Times." Its design likely prioritizes functionality, reflecting the fast-paced, demanding environment of a major newsroom. It is the hub where the paper, known for its commitment to balanced reporting, high journalistic standards, and liberal-progressive views, is conceived and produced daily. The Centre, therefore, is crucial to the nation's intellectual life, housing the editorial and publishing operations that shape public opinion. For those engaging with the paper, the Centre represents a trusted, reliable source of information. The Daily Star has earned a reputation for comprehensive coverage, delving into politics, the economy, culture, and lifestyle, and has played a vital role in promoting transparency and accountability in the country. This standing is directly tied to the work done within the walls of the Centre. The newspaper's impact extends far beyond its print circulation, reaching a wide audience through its active digital presence. While the primary function of the Daily Star Centre is corporate, its very existence is a statement. It is a place where debates are ignited, in-depth analyses are conducted, and thought-provoking opinions are published. It stands as a beacon for the democratic and critical spirit in Bangladeshi media. In a city where buildings are often judged by their historical context or modern aesthetic flair, the significance of the Daily Star Centre lies in its continuous contribution to the narrative of an evolving nation, making it a critical, albeit low-key, cultural and intellectual heart of Dhaka. Its location in a bustling area ensures it remains symbolically and practically at the core of the city's pulse.

MD Ohiduzzman Naim

The Daily Star Bangladesh first published National English News Paper. I have been reading The Daily Star regularly since 2013. Always the truth and general happiness of the people is spreading in the world.

Mahbub Baset

Unbowed The Daily Star @ 35

Palash's Smile Box

This is "The Daily Star" newspaper office near Farmgate and Karwan bazar dhaka. The Daily Star is the beat selling and popular English newspaper in Bangladesh.It is the largest circulating daily English-language newspaper in Bangladesh. It was ounded on 14 January 1991, as Bangladesh transitioned and restored parliamentary democracy , The Daily Star emerged as a leading and influential national newspaper of record. The newspaper's position in Bangladesh is comparable to that of The new york Times in the United States and The Independent  in the United Kingdom. The newspaper is led by Mahfuz Anam, a member of Mukti Bahini and former United Nations official.Its principal bureaus are located in Dhaka  and Chittagong with several representatives abroad. It is organized into sections: News, Opinion and Editorial, Star Business, Star Sports, Arts and Entertainment, National and Metropolitan. Its major supplements include The Star, Forum , Lifestyle, Star Literature, Law & Our Rights, Shout, Star Inside and Science and Life.

Barakat Gazi

The Daily Star is the most popular and largest circulated English daily News paper in Bangladesh. Located at kazi nazrul islam avenue main road just opposite of karwanbazar and very close to Farmgate. This newspaper led by world Renown Journalist Mr Mahfuz Anam. This news paper has two principal Bureau in Dhaka and chittagong with several representatives in abroad. They all time try to be focus on people’s interst neutrality. but it’s seems by one portion people of Bangladesh that, daily star and Prothom Alo try to focus on anti Islamic doctrine news.So it will be more fair, if they clear this issue to these people. This Daily star is the concern of Transcom group a renown Corporate house in bangladesh.