 "The Chief Justice of India has done well to identify delays in case resolution as denial of justice. Judicial delays are a problem in other countries as well, but India is probably among the worst globally. According to the World Bank Doing Busines")
Law’s delay is hurting growth and investment. Employment demands long-term action. Today’s reading
Laveesh Bhandari says judicial delays are harming growth and investment, and suggests the government form a committee headed by a retired judge to identify a coordinated approach between the judiciary and the executive at central and state levels.
Prosenjit Datta: No quick fixes for India’s employment crisis
The first edit suggests India react cautiously to the political crisis in Bangladesh. The second edit says food inflation cannot be ignored by the Monetary Policy Committee of the Reserve Bank of India.
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