Page 29 - Letters
Letters: Coexistence is key
Prime Minister Narendra Modi roared that Pakistan is the "mother ship of terror"
Letters: False claims
It is as fallacious as to say that the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh and Vishwa Hindu Parishad stand for all Hindus
Letters: Brand hit
So it is an anxious time for Samsung, which literally wiped out one-time mobile market leader Nokia and has been at the top leader since then
Letters: Failure on home turf
The "plea" of Amar Sinha, India's chief negotiator at the BRICS, that "India couldn't get a consensus on naming Pakistan-based terrorist outfits since it doesn't concern all the BRICS countries" is untenable
Letters: Imprudent move
Pitching the "surgical strikes" as the BJP's main election plank for the 2017 Assembly polls in Uttar Pradesh may boomerang on the party
Letters: Preserve pluralism
The proposed Uniform Civil Code may appear to be an attractive proposition, but it is not quite desirable in the Indian context
Letters: Preparedness is key
It's a matter of grave concern that over 85 per cent of the country's defence capital budget is spent on pre-committed items, with little money left to buy anything new
Letters: Rai's sound proposal
First, Rai's proposal for merger of public sector banks (PSB) only after the merger candidates have cleaned up their books
Letters: Identify security flaws
India should take immediate steps to identify security flaws to ensure the safety of the country is not compromised any more
Letters: A welcome move
In India, when joint lending is undertaken by a group of banks and foreign investors, the lead lender assumes the role of evaluating, vetting and monitoring agency
Letters: Compare and contrast
The average amount of black income declaration is reported as Rs 1 crore under IDS, 2016
Letters: Correct GST flaws
Several chambers of industry have grave concerns about the issues mentioned in the article
Letters: Delayed truth
If India had known before 1947 that Muhammad Ali Jinnah would not live long because of a terminal disease, the Partition might have been avoided
Letters: Judicious use of water
With reference to "Cauvery dispute: Focus on the present" (October 7), the writer rightly stresses giving priority to drinking water rather than irrigation
Letters: Isolate Pakistan
With reference to "How to create peace" (October 10), Mihir S Sharma makes a convincing case for enhancing economic and cultural ties with Pakistan
Letters: Retrograde step
With reference to Ajai Shukla's thought-provoking piece "While 'surgical strikes' were under way, govt cut Army's disability pensions" (October 10)
Letters: Will 'go' go from IndiGo?
News of GoAir moving the Bombay High Court seeking direction to rival Interglobe Aviation to remove the prefix "go" from the airline's web address, goindigo.in
Letters: Rahul still a novice
With reference to Amit Agnihotri's report, "Rahul attacks PM Modi over surgical strikes" (October 7)
Letters: Tactical mistake
If there is one lesson that could be learnt from the debate on the "surgical strikes" conducted by India on Pakistani terror camps
Letters: A bad idea
If the bad bank is set up, PSB officials would not bother to follow up on a loan as they would know that eventually it would be transferred to the bad bank for recovery
