“Cheating the consumers will not be tolerated in any circumstances.”

“BNP leaders are deeply frustrated. And one of the reasons for their frustration is that their leader Khaleda Zia has fled abroad fearing legal actions.”

Enforcement of laws alongside massive social awareness programmes are essential to prevent all types of repression on children, said

In addition to ensuring safe fish and its production, a good aquaculture practice is very vital for boosting country's

"We are very close [to unravelling the mystery] and we hope to let you know about the progress soon. Just wait a bit."

Culture of impunity is a major threat to practicing ethical journalism in Bangladesh, said Monjurul Ahsan Bulbul, president of a faction

Law Minister Anisul Huq yesterday urged the judges, lawyers and officers concerned to work together and

Claiming that a vested quarter was behind the recent planned killing of two foreigners, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday said no one will be able to destabilise the country by carrying out such activities.

“If these two cases [on the murders of Italian and Japanese nationals] are not solved, we are in the tunnel of trouble.”

"Have we voted for the MP so that he can kill my child?

No murder is acceptable, and if the victim is an innocent foreigner who had come to Bangladesh to serve a good cause, it becomes even more reprehensible. When we think about how randomly Cesare Tavella was killed and how his death relates to nothing that he had done, said, or written, when we see that he had not instigated others to do

“The teachers are saying they will not work, conduct classes and hold exams. It won't be logical. I request them to go ahead with regular classes and admission tests.”

To keep the city clean and speed up the management of waste, blood and leftovers disposal after slaughters of sacrificial cattle during the Eid, both the city corporations – Dhaka North and Dhaka South, have taken several measures.

“There remains no difference between a policeman and a criminal if arms are used in this way without any logical ground. And we don't want to see police members in criminal roles in Bangladesh.”

“Dhaka city is like an ICU patient and the mayor is the doctor who has no medical expertise yet he will have to save it.”

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has urged the UK to do more to combat militancy. "The British government should take more steps on the ground," the premier was quoted by The Guardian as saying.

“My friend and I couldn't get tickets although there were only 30 to 35 people ahead of us in the line. Where did all the tickets go?”

“Obviously, the Felani incident was the most unfortunate incident in relationship between India and Bangladesh.”

Finance Minister AMA Muhith softens his position about the VAT on private universities’ tuition fees saying the government may review the decision.

“Delay makes justice expensive and instigates people to resort to extra-judicial means of dispute resolution."