Page 3 - Letter To Bs

Letter to BS: RBI should revisit audit of all banks and flag bad assets

In all the cases involving failure of banks, it is the common man who has to go through unwarranted stress.

Letter to BS: Taxmen shouldn't be pushed to make businesses accept schemes

Pressing officials to make the taxpayers accept schemes may have a demoralising effect on the officials apart from tax terrorism as mentioned

Letter to BS: Central banks have become uncertain post Trump, Coronavirus

Post-(Donald) Trump disruption and now Covid-19, monetary policy worldwide pivoted at the start of the year from tightening to easing

Letter to BS: Shortage of doctors may hit Coronavrirus prevention

We have a poor doctor-to-patient ratio of 1:1,457 ratio which should be 1:1,000 according to WHO recommendations

Letter to BS: Tax terrorism will dent India's business friendly image

A healthy economy is one where the assessees, whether individuals or corporates, pay taxes according to simple laws

Letter to BS: Jack Welch's contribution to HR management will be remembered

The performance appraisal system (2X2 Matrix) introduced by him made ethical grounding more important than outstanding performance

Letter to BS: Lesson for telcos from AGR crisis is- read before signing

The clauses that are not tenable, if any, could be tackled before signing the agreements to avoid any subsequent dispute

Letter to BS: Indian diary market could focus on camel milk production

Camel milk is considered white gold and a powerhouse of good health for its rich nutrients and immunity-building properties

Letter to BS: Bankers are reluctant to lend over NPA, profitability concern

The reluctance of bankers to be over-enthusiastic in granting loans should be seen through the prism of the changed banking scenario

Letter to BS: Healthy banks are a barometer of a healthy economy

It is time there are reforms to ensure autonomy to the banks with proper checks and balances so that they play their assigned roles effectively and professionally.

Letter to BS: Kerala HC's order banning agitations in colleges is laudable

There are some Indian states that don't allow politics in the campus that's why most of the campuses there witness students enjoying their life and studies.

Letter to BS: Test of governance lies in the capacity of regimes to listen

The ongoing violence in parts of Delhi pales before the fracas at the Jawaharlal Nehru University earlier

Letter to BS: Forbearance schemes in whatever form are a moral hazard

It encourages reckless, politically induced lending but reduces transparency about the loan classification and actual status of non-performing assets (NPAs) in banks

Letter to BS: Congress, for all its flaws, is the only national alternative

Only the Congress can play this role at the national level. A coalition of disparate regional parties cannot perform this function

Letter to BS: India continues to have a strong bias for cash payments

The frequent occurrence of various online banking frauds is perhaps one of the key inhibiting factors

Letter to BS: Do PSBs have the vision to survive in digital war space?

Public sector banks cartel has managed to secure their pound of flesh without matching productivity benchmarks

Letter to BS: Congress should find a non-Nehru-Gandhi member to take charge

There is no doubt the Congress has many leaders who want to be in the party in spite of being out of power

Letter to BS: Indian Bank's plea on Rs 2000 notes is out of sync

Commercial banks have to mandatorily go by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) guidelines related to the operations of the ATMs, issued from time to time

Letter to BS: Make voting foolproof by inducting blockchain technology

Since we are living in a constantly changing world, we should use technology as much as possible and use the advantages that blockchain-based voting offers

Letter to BS: Data protection laws not means to promote surveillance

Instead, those should be aimed at protecting the individuals from both Big Digital and Big Brother