Page 23 - Letters

Letters: Watch what you say

Politicians should be careful of the words they use to target their opponents

Letters: At a high cost to end user

While going cashless may be a win-win for the government, service providers, merchants

Letters: Worse times ahead

Woes of demonetisation need to be eliminated to ensure smooth rotation of wheels of economy

Letters: Puri proved his mettle

Bank's gross non-performing asset level is at 1.02% of gross advances

Letters: His master's voice

The present incumbent seems to be dutifully speaking in "his master's voice"

Letters: Govt losing its focus

Government must stand by its word. Countries cannot be governed by whim or fancy

Letters: Ridiculous rules

Imposing weekly restrictions on deposits or seeking explanation for depositing Rs 5,000 are ridiculous

Letters: Bursting at the seams

To sweep everything under the carpet, banks have now been told to discourage deposits

Letters: Moderation required

The position as on November 8 would not be drastically different

Letters: Playing with trust

By and large, despite political provocations, citizens accepted the measures conceding the broader objectives of fighting corruption

Letters: Find out the truth

Modi has urged members of other parties to do the same

Letters:Constitution and J&K

The most troubled state in the Indian Union is Jammu and Kashmir and the issues and problems emanating there are largely manufactured ones

Letters: Irresponsible MPs

The grossly irresponsible and disgraceful behaviour of Opposition parties during the winter session of Parliament is shocking

Letters: Mrs. Gandhi vs Mr. Modi

As leaders, Narendra Modi appears to follow the same style and method as Indira Gandhi did

Letters: Let wiser counsel prevail

Military courts in Pakistan have been expeditiously trying and convicting those charged with terrorism, pronouncing and carrying out dozens of capital punishments

Letters: The cat is out of the bag

Political parties will not have to pay tax on the cash they deposit

Letters: Meticulous approach

Such empathy is conspicuous by its absence even in the post-demonetisation scenario

Letters: Vacations are important

With reference to Kanika Datta's article, "The hard-working Indian" (Dec 15), the fact that more than 54% of Indian employees prefer a vacation to a pay rise

Letters: Unjustified cribbing

With reference to the editorial, "New-age Bombay Club" (December 15), it is a pity that the founders of Flipkart and Ola said what they did

Letters: Wallets lack universality

If at all one needed proof of the pitfalls of going digital overnight by replacing the time-tested practice of cash transactions