Osami Garbwell makes a spectacular return to interview the most talked about person in town: Electronic Voting Machine. The following are excerpts from the interview:

As the city polls draw nearer, candidates are pulling out every stop -- be it composing hip hop music about lack of discipline in the ‘hood, posters on heritage sites, or going on Facebook Live more times than the admin of an average buy-and-sell group -- mayoral candidates know how to tap into the large pool of young voters.

The two Dhhaka city corporations fined five people around Tk 10,500 and jailed one during separate mosquito control drives around the city yesterday. In an effort to curb the mosquito menace, the mayor last week announced a zero-tolerance policy for “anyone and everyone who is found involved in aiding and abetting mosquitoes and their spread”.

A man makes his way across a makeshifit bridge over a makeshift canal. The canal is part of the city authorities’ generous initiative to add more water bodies to the city at a time when all the surrounding rivers are dying.

Frustrated with the lack of progress in road safety rules, a meeting of top level government officers of Kabadia, a country far from here, has mulled legal enforced disappearances to check the issue.

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