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Letters: Time to become cautious
Banks in India too have reposed their entire gamut of net banking and digital banking to a group of technocrats and their assistants
Letters: TMC feels the sting
Curiously, Banerjee as well as others in her party have not questioned the authenticity of the video
Letters: PSUs lagging behind
The inadequate number of independent directors on PSU boards has been cited as a reason for their state of affairs
Letters: Courts as the only hope
Last month's violent agitation by the Jats saw the destruction and looting of properties, the blockade of key highways and railway tracks and the alleged rape and molestation of women
Letters: Remove injustices first
On the 150th anniversary of the Allahabad High Court, its chief justice quoted Nobel laureate Amartya Sen's theory of justice
Letters: Nuclear power is risky
In India we have reason to be scared when nuclear reactors are frequently shut down, repaired and switched on
Letters: Lens on default
At the time of initial proposal, everything might have been good on paper and there was no reason to suspect anything untoward given Mallya's success as an industrialist
Letters: Cashless conundrum
A major chunk of bank account holders are using debit cards only for cash withdrawals from ATMs
Letters: Welcome coordination
Apropos "Sebi moves forward" (March 14), the Securities and Exchange Board's (Sebi) approach to bar wilful defaulters - whether promoters, companies or directors - from accessing the capital markets and from taking board positions in listed companies is most welcome
Letters: Unfair move
The Karnataka High Court acted fairly in striking down the notification, describing it as unconstitutional
Letters: Rahul is still a novice
Rahul Gandhi is still a stranger to political expertise and maturity
Letters: Senior citizens let down
Taxing the Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) at the time of withdrawal, be it in part or full, lacks logic
Letters: Political situation is key
The political environment between 2012 and 2014 was not conducive for banks to take action against Mallya
Letters: PM's imprint expected
Survey, is very much part of the finance ministry and not an independent regulator like the governor of the Reserve Bank of India
Letters: Bifurcating capital
Having 20, or in its place, five nationalised banks will not serve the purpose if they do the same type of business, selling similar products and competing among themselves
