Page 4 - Letters
Letters: Mother of all polls
The question in everyone's mind is whether the Modi magic will work this time in his home state with an undercurrent of resentment over demonetisation and GST
Letters: Tall task for Rahul
He should prove that he can challenge Narendra Modi in 2019 by working hard and not merely criticising Modi on each and every issue
Letters: Shackling creativity
Controversy around a Hindi film is not a new thing, if we have to name few recent ones such as Udta Punjab and Lipstick Under My Burkha, which created a lot of noise before their release
Letters: Skilling mission
The National Policy for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship 2015 aims to meet the challenge of skilling at scale with speed, standard (quality) and sustainability
Letters: Rahul as challenger
While pro- and anti-Modi voices may ridicule or admire the choice, is he, objectively speaking, prime ministerial material?
Letters: Israel a genuine friend
Jerusalem's expertise in handling Islamic terrorism has come in handy for India in tackling the menace in Jammu and Kashmir
Letters: Rahul Gandhi's elevation
The Gandhi scion is a dynast by birth, but a democrat by conviction
Letters: Not an oracle
The rating agencies only provide one facet of the economy
Crouching tiger
It may be time for the Asian tiger to offer another trendsetting automobile product that will lure the country's consumers again
Letters: Changing character
Does Kamal Haasan want to grant himself special political status by saying that 'correcting the mistake... and importantly, admitting it, is the hallmark of great leaders'?
Letters: Strike a balance
Loan waivers irritate honest borrowers, who see potential defaulters as beneficiaries of such schemes that lead to NPAs
Letters: Technology underuse
The other way to increase supply is by interlinking rivers and diverting the water to the areas where it is needed
BJP's vote bank politics
It would be better for the party to fulfil its poll promise of development
Band-aid solution
This is the way real estate operates worldwide
'Delhi in respiratory ICU'
The question is, can such a blanket ban be imposed here and if yes, who will bell the cat?
Dark spots in professional education
Affiliation of medical colleges lacking basic infrastructure should be cancelled
Symbolic move
Perhaps such empty spaces serve our vibrant and live politics far more than the staid and dead history
Letters: More focus needed
Non-performing assets (NPA) in the Indian banking sector have never assumed such alarming proportions as they are doing at present
Letters: Still some space to fill
The trends are expected to continue with a favourable global trade situation, locally easing goods and services tax (GST) woes and reduction in oil prices
Letters: Sinking ship
The twin fundamental problems highlighted by her could possibly be behind Air India's worrisome state of affairs
