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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

Playing with language

Sanskrit can't be made mandatory in schools

Implementation begins at home

Government, in its endeavour to sensitise companies about the merits of cashless transactions

Look who's talking

Ateeq Ahmad, in the advertisement, appealed to party workers "not to carry firearms

All in the family

Poonam Mahajan took over as president of the youth wing of BJP

Open to misinterpretation

Azam Khan said voters were ungrateful: It was N D Tewari who did the most to develop the state

Caught on the wrong foot

In Congress, knives are out for the people who advised party Vice-president Rahul Gandhi to met PM

The ascent of sports

Pvt ownership-public infrastructure interplay has been key

Ranking difficulties: Govt must go beyond optics on doing business

Three of the 10 criteria that the World Bank uses are in the hands of the states

What's common between Arnab Goswami and Raghuram Rajan?

People missing Arnab Goswami and Raghuram Rajan

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"

Alphabet soup

The latest is a tweet on Siddaramaiah meeting with Lee Zong, "CM of Siachen province"

Where is Nusli Wadia?

An 83-year-old shareholder left Tata Steel board red-faced at the company's EGM

Protection of Corruption Act?

Proposed dilution of the law undermines govt claims

Note ban to wipe out a 'plague'

A bureaucrat explains that demonetisation will wipe out black economy

Prasad's epithet for Modi backfires

Others posted photos of a polluted Ganga, asking whether Prasad was being facetious

'Reverse' effect

While a cartoonist imagined the tiger in the central bank's emblem morphing into a chameleon