Page 14 - Letters
Letters: Laudable step
The affordable housing scheme appears to be gaining momentum now
Letters: Saving water
The water requirement can also be reduced by laser levelling the field
Letters: Viability at stake
This in turn would help control fiscal deficit and inflation
Letters: Avoid structural change
The current situation is, therefore, not propitious to initiate the proposed structural change
Letters: Privacy matters
We never had privacy really. Google, Facebook, WhatsApp know a lot about us
Letters: Immature leadership
Incidentally, whenever Gandhi turns aggressive, the government benefits
Letters: Customers ignored
Customers are being exploited by financial institutions to maximise returns
Letters: Arnab's achievement
Although print and electronic media are using advancement in technology
Letters: Moth-eaten GST
Prices of commodities are fixed or determined by competition in the market
Letters: Interference not needed
Gaikwad was at fault and there is no reason why he and his party should not apologise to employee
Letters: Leave RBI out of mess
In a country where there is a debate even on RBI representatives joining the bank boards
Letters: MNCs best suited for job
SMEs have inherent constraints of capital investment, quality assurance measures
Letters: Akin to forensic report
The top court said the government could not be barred from seeking Aadhaar
Letters: More scrutiny expected
The income tax department is now armed with advanced data analytics
Letters: Prevent Remove bad assets
Government must look to remove them from the books of public sector banks
Letters: Prevent lapse
The sluggish credit to GDP ratio needs to be raised to harness the full potential of the enterprises
Letters: Scrutinise all evidence
Data presented by the BSP and the AAP have not been refuted by the Election Commission
Letters: Let not all suffer
SC should prevail upon government to extend date for exchange of banned notes to September
Letters: Regulation required
In the past, commodity derivatives were made the scapegoat for supply-side issues
Letters: Bogged down by NPAs
Banks took a plunge when the financial climate was perceived to be favourable
