Page 15 - Letters

Letters: Hope for the best

Demonetisation could not be predicted nor the effect it would have on the economy

Letters: Plea for pay parity

Law enforcing authorities do not act against the companies

Letters: Regressive choice

Modi's firm supporters, who are followers of moderate Hinduism, uncomfortable if not disillusioned

Letters: Stick to development

The selection of Yogi Adityanath as CM has been triggered by Hindutva and not development

Letters: Time to deliver

During and post-demonetisation the common man of India has sacrificed a lot

Letters: Perform or perish

The immediate task for the Congress is to play the role of a constructive Opposition

Letters: Message for Kejriwal

Kejriwal should remember that no one is invincible

Letters: A prudent solution

The move is justifiable because it will cleanse their stressed balance sheets

Letters: Need for succession plan

Political parties should maintain a talent pool for smooth succession

Letters: Old wine in a new bottle

TIES now envisages an outlay of Rs 600 crore with an annual allocation of Rs 50 crore

Letters: Not the true picture

Retail and wholesale price inflation are up

Letters: Reinforcing factor

Being the most populous state in India, UP is important in terms of its electorate

Letters: It depends on the case

Restructuring means loan is spread over a longer period of time, often at current rate of interest

Letters: Daunting task ahead

After winning in UP elections, the BJP can afford to pursue its pet reforms across various sectors

Letters: The right skill set

Online skill development has become a necessary ingredient of human resource management

Letters: Recalcitrant judge

Either one should work as part of a system in a spirit of cooperation, or call it quits

Letters: Banking sector woes

Borrowers who willfully defaulted on repayment of dues to banks are defeating recovery measures

Letters: Towards less cash

Things take time and when it comes to changing the habits of people it takes even longer

Letters: Political drama

Dharna was held to mark International Women's Day

Letters: Becoming 'redundant'

Datta has elegantly portrayed growing disconnect between writer and reader, teacher and student etc