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Different quarters including policymakers are well exhaled innately as Bangladesh has been maintaining 7 percent up economic growth rate for three years. A report recently published by HSBC Global Research added extra flavors to this cheerfulness. According to this report, Bangladesh will be the 26th largest country in terms of economy. Presently Austria holds this position. But neither higher rate of economic growth should be the last talk nor should be the single target. It merely indicates the size or quantity of the economy. Rather, sustainable and qualitative growth is more important to the policymakers. Higher rate of growth can not bring down the poverty alone; it also can not alleviate income-discrimination, rather raises. Actually decrease of poverty or increase of the number of people maintaining more improved life depends upon the distribution of growth. Bangladesh could not ensure the balanced or equitable distribution of higher growth which is reflected in the society in different ways.