The strange riddle is that albeit all religious faiths preach peace and brotherhood for mankind, sinful minds hardly pay heed to that. Therefore, it's the moral obligation of the saner section of society, not just the religious leaders, to come forward and prevail upon those who usually averse to moral teachings.

Hardreality

If we separate religion from state and leave it as a private matter, we don't have to worry about this too much.

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"Chaos from construction" (July 3, 2014)

Mohammad Rahman

The communications minister should be held responsible for the public sufferings on roads. We demand immediate respite from such sufferings.

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"Nahid asks TIB to prove its findings" (July 4, 2014)

Hardreality

We know very well that investigators will not find anything negative. The minister is desperately trying to save his face, but at the cost of what?

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"When protocol is cast aside . . (July 2, 2014)

Akhtar Shah

Sheer ignorance of these protocol-breakers leaves one numb! These people are as dark as an eclipse!

Molla A. Latif

And the Indian foreign minister maintained it hard.

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"Tk 134 crore vanishes" (July 4, 2014)

Hardreality

Here is my prediction: ACC will not find any involvement of Mr. Haroon; some petty bank officials will be found guilty, of course, after a lengthy and time-consuming process. That's the way it goes, as almost every lawmaker's wealth has increased out of proportion and ACC does not even consider launching an investigation.

Aasfisarwar

It did not vanish, it changed hands and maybe deposited to Swiss Bank. By the way, don't ask Mr. Muhith anything about it. He will dismiss it by terming it 'rubbish'!

Snr Citizen

Keep digging and mining, there are many more gold ingots to be found.