With reference to the report, "After Dadri, Haryana Dalit attack sparks political fight" (October 22), political parties blame upper castes for the incident in Haryana

Letters: Ills of the caste system

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Before criticising the Narendra Modi-led government at the Centre for telecasting live the Vijayadashmi address of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat

Letters: Hark back to the past

With reference to the report, "Rising prices make pulses political hot potato", the skyrocketing prices of pulses, arguably one of the main food items in every household in India

Letters: Costly choice

Most political leaders who were attending back-to-back rallies and meetings to drum up support for the Assembly polls in Bihar decided to take it easy on Dussehra

Captive audience

ATC has now become the second-largest telecom tower operator in the country after the acquisition of a 51 per cent stake in Viom Networks

Towering change of heart

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Foreign institutional investors were major sellers during the September quarter. They net-sold shares worth Rs 17,300 crore. Domestic institutions, which include mutual funds (MFs) and insurance companies, provided crucial buying support. MFs alone were net buyers by Rs 24,640 crore. The following table shows the top picks and sells of each of these three categories of investors:

MFs & insurers fill in for FIIs in Sept quarter

With reference to the report, "Is tolerance, acceptance of dissent on the wane, asks President" (October 20)

Letters: Bringing back tolerance

It is disturbing to read newspaper reports about the spurt in the number of suicides among students, the most recent case being that of a final-year student of IIT Madras

Letters: Take things lightly

SC's verdict quashing the Constitution Amendment on NJAC and restoring the collegium system for appointing judges seems appropriate

Letters: Jaitley's forgetfulness

Bihar Chief Minister and Janata Dal United leader Nitish Kumar has, time and again, said he was neither religious nor an atheist

Thursday break

Uttarakhand government officials were probably not expecting this bang in the middle of the Navratras

Keeping an eye

Janata Dal (United) strategist Prashant Kishor seems to be winning at least the media war against the Bharatiya Janata Party

No one's listening

Govt should now bring forth an effective privacy law

Aadhaar gets a boost

Current trend could have significant political implications

Elusive jobs growth

Virender Sehwag

Even before the ball left the bowler's hand, Virender Sehwag was well aware of where it should be dispatched

Sehwag calls it a day

Is it possible that these agents manipulate the Railways' ticketing portal and get confirmed Tatkal tickets even as ordinary people keep waiting till the last minute, mostly without success?

Letters: Solve basic problems first

There has been a sudden surge in the number of applicants for top-level positions in the power sector

Power shock

Apart from the alert security guards, a handful of safai karamcharis were frantically sweeping the cobwebs off old murals and a mason was busy repainting the brick pathway red

Clean-up act

Union Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh and Union Food Minister Ram Vilas Paswan came to the BJP's rescue

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Letters: Ills of the caste system

Letters: Hark back to the past

Letters: Costly choice

Captive audience

Towering change of heart

MFs & insurers fill in for FIIs in Sept quarter

Letters: Bringing back tolerance

Letters: Take things lightly

Letters: Jaitley's forgetfulness

Thursday break

Keeping an eye

No one's listening

Aadhaar gets a boost

Elusive jobs growth

Sehwag calls it a day

Letters: Solve basic problems first

Power shock

Clean-up act

Pulse of the people

Controversy over beef