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Bold reform: Letter to BS on NPA rules may mean short-term pain for banks
The revised guidelines will bring much pain to the banks in the short to medium term but there is no gain without any pain
Letters to BS on continuing with Nehruvian doctrine of welfare
Strange that we pick on the Mughal and the Nehruvian eras and not the intervening British rule
Not a long-term move: Letters to BS on customs duty hike in Budget 2018
The increase in customs duties will further lead to inflation, reduce marketability and cripple internal economic functioning as a whole
Are we prepared? Letters to BS on Mohan Bhagwat's remark against Army
These vital capabilities that can achieve our national aim without going on an all-out war have sadly been neglected in the past 15 years
Letter to BS on red flags from RBI policy inflation and fiscal slippage
In a nutshell, the neutral policy stance reflects a slow and steady approach and wins the battle for sustained high growth besides ensuring policy continuity
Women employment: Letter to BS on balancing the costs of gender equity
If the government is serious about encouraging women to join the workforce, it should think of substantive financial steps rather than cosmetic ones
Letter to BS on clean mobility start-ups find a new highlight
In all the ambitious drive for personal EVs and hybrids, we seem to be forgetting that we also need to improve our mass transit systems
Stress on profitability: Letter to BS on options to de-stress PSBs
There is an uneasy mix of continuing with the implementation of targeted lending through government-sponsored schemes, loan recovery and profitable functioning
Letter to BS on 'hit and run' approach adopted by Oppn to attack Modi govt
The Opposition must shed its lethargy and identify a leader from its own ranks who can match Modi's statecraft to prevent its own passage into oblivion
Stern action needed: Letter to BS on woman delivers baby outside hospital
The Uttar Pradesh government must be appreciated for promoting institutional deliveries with an incentive of Rs 1,400 in the case of rural women
Letter to BS on FRDI Bill and increase in deposit insurance coverage
The DICGC had last increased the limit of deposit insurance 25 years back in 1993 from Rs 30,000 to Rs 100,000.
Letter to BS on Govt hikes duty drawback rates on 102 exports items
The sufferings of the leather industry can be wiped out if 100 per cent taxes is compensated by way of duty drawback, not a mere 0.3 per cent