Page 6 - Letters

Letters: Saving Mumbai's heritage

The tragic death of 23 people in the stampede on the railway foot bridge at Elphinstone Road station should be a wake-up call

Letters: Investors comes first

Investors have every right to know the financial position and credibility of the company into which they have put their money

Letters: Cash is the best

Ensuring the safety of transactions is crucial, as a majority of the people are not tech-savvy

Letters: End fear psychosis

Manufacturers are still seeking clarifications before releasing their stocks

Modern slavery

The main cause for the increase in the number of workers in the unorganised sector is economic

Neutral or committed?

The lack of mention of economic issues in the PM's address last week in the national executive meeting of the BJP

Letters: Practise what you preach

How does it help if we travel in cars and use disposable plastic water bottles even as we lecture others about the environment?

Letters: Mitigation is key

Mitigation requires technical understanding of the issues and workable measures

Letters: Weakening of PSUs

There was no better way of weakening PSUs than by making their top managements spineless

Letters: Falling into a trap

Lack of transparency is an area where both the governments have failed

Letters: Indication of insecurity

Whether the cook quit on his own or was sacked by a minister of state after his social media post

Letters: Rajan's problem

Nearly 50 per cent of import is of oil and by government undertakings

Letters: Riding on glamour

On demonetisation, Rajan found it discomforting that black money has found its way into the banking system

Letters: Beyond curiosity

The low rate of interest of 0.1% for 50 years is being touted as a selling point

Letters: A bullet train for whom?

Govt should improve roads all over India, provide better health care in rural and semi-urban areas

Poverty a political industry

We have also allowed this country to be thrust demographically into perpetual poverty

Solution lies in Myanmar

At the same time, Myanmar must distinguish between terrorist suspects and civilians

Vet loans carefully

That's the root cause of the problem; that's where the collective focus should be

Safety first

This is also a sad reminder that people have started worrying about travel safety

Unseemly war of words

As an old saying goes, self-praise is no recommendation