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Interest in Cricket
Dear Editor, Cricket, like all modern sports, these days is essentially driven by market and money. There is a contrived accent on creating controversies and pumping up nationalistic fervour. This cannot be cricket. India’s satisfactory eight-wicket win over Australia in the fourth and final Test in Dharamsala might have brought an end to a thrilling \ series, marked by exceptional skills and…
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India needs smart people
India needs smart people
Dear Editor, I firmly believe that it is people’s power that will change the destiny of this country and revive its past glory. More than smart cities and smart villages, India needs smart people. Instead of waiting for the government to solve problems, people should form groups and work towards their betterment. Other backward villages which have been neglected by the government should come…
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Election gifts-an addiction
Dear Editor, There is a Chinese proverb which says that, if you give a man a fish, he is hungry again in an hour; if you teach him to catch a fish, you do him a good turn. Ready fish will be consumed and exhausted in no time but the skill to catch fish will remain with him. J Jayalalithaa, former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu introduced the policy of gifting large-scale largesse to the electorate…
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Creating history
Dear Editor, Virat Kohli and the Indian cricket team he leads deserve our fullest praise for winning the Test match against Bangladesh in a fantastic finish. India had established a commanding lead in the first innings, with captain Kohli’s double century and 100s from Murali Vijay and Wriddhiman Saha. At present, the Indian cricket team has got the best skipper of the world in Virat Kohli,…
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Examination festival
Dear Editor, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his monthly radio programme, ‘Mann Ki Baat’, spoke on a subject of utmost importance to the largest segment of our society – the students. With an eye on school examinations round the corner, Modi advised the students to treat examinations as a festival and not as a burden. With such an attitude, the students are bound to feel motivated and will do…
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Simultaneous polls
Dear Editor, President Pranab Mukherjee, in his speech to the nation in budget session, is reported to have batted for holding simultaneous polls to Parliament and State Assemblies. This is welcome. India is moving towards two-party system of government. The BJP is finding it difficult to function because of lack of majority in the Rajya Sabha, though it has had a thumping majority in the Lok…
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Congress needs an experienced leader
Congress needs an experienced leader
Dear Editor, The Congress that fought for the freedom of the country is today ‘leaderless’. With not a single leader who can guide the oldest party, the loyalists have disappeared due to the role played by the sycophants. Rahul Gandhi has not learnt political skills that can make the Congress strong again. Today, the voter is more intelligent and votes with his mind. If an election were to take…
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Digital trade
Dear Editor, Extre charges on digital payments being levied on consumers will, no doubt, prove a stumbling block in the way of India going cashless. The government and the banks should re-evaluate the system for putting India on the track of plastic money transactions, so that consumers are not discouraged and continue to go for e-transactions rather than opt for cash payments. Ramni Singh, Chenani
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