Page 19 - Letters
Letters: Sources of poll funding
Government seems to have walked the talk on bringing transparency in political funding
Letters: Target vs performance
Editorial rightly highlights the futility of increasing total agriculture credit
Letters:Time management
Rajya Sabha's normal functioning is being frequently obstructed for some reason or the other
Letters: Contender, not winner
Kejriwal is smart enough to target only those states where either the BJP or the Congress have ruled
Letters:Jaitley deserves credit
Political parties feel obliged to respond tepidly and criticise the document
Letters:Too little too late?
Union Budget turned out to be a damp squib
Letters:Undue advantage
Law should be amended to bar candidates from contesting elections from multiple seats
Letters: Credible cricket panel
The new administrators will take some time to not only understand
Letters: Cash withdrawal
RBI could have sent an emissary to the election commission to "clarify" the position
Letters:Test of alliance
Distribution of seats among the contestants has to be satisfactory to all the constituents
Letters:Precipitous Trump
The growing backlash against Donald Trump's immigration order is encouraging
Letters:Positives for India
Mr Trump moves quickly was the positive thinking in the editorial
Letters: Faulty structure
When we get stung by a bad experience with a public organisation, we revert to armchair expertise
Letters: Revenue risk
Unlike goods, taxing services is more complex
Letters: Adding to investor woes
A hike in the transaction tax on stock derivatives trading would have a negative effect
Interesting letter
It seems the Centre has always called the shots with respect to the RBI
Get priorities right
Tamil Nadu police showed urgency in evicting peaceful pro-Jallikattu protesters from Marina Beach
Temporary hurdles
In the sequence of discussion, there is a need to recognise the global integrating force of technology
Extent of RBI autonomy
The issue is not new; it had cropped up on earlier occasions since the RBI was nationalised
Dangerous trend
In most of these cases. the court stepped in when the govt was reluctant to stop a social malpractice
