Only reforms can revive economy
The government should remain confident about the moral correctness and economic efficacy of reforms. It will require liberalising measures. ...
Presidential form would strengthen our democracy
The system is predicated upon the separation, and not concentration, of powers. This can curb unilateralism that our political masters...
Phoney debate on presidential form
The myth, that in the presidential form of government the President is all powerful, has persisted in India for decades....
Modi 2 ought to be about reforms
The government tried to sell the white elephant called Air India, but failed. PSUs have been used to support the...
Wretched of the earth
While the officials are busy making Smart City project a success, sanitation workers continue to be neglected. The death...
Rahul’s dangerous Left turn
Congress president Rahul Gandhi, despite fighting against communists at Wayanad in Kerala, is keen to appease the Left. This is...
Impossible is possible in politics
The manifestos announced dwell in a surreal world, the world which has been conjured up with ludicrous premises and unadulterated...
Jet: The cross taxpayer has to bear
Goyal couple’s exit paves way for an infusion of funds worth Rs 1,500 crore by lenders, most of which are...
Growing absence of genuine Indian culture
Even the basic prerequisites of civilisation are getting eroded. A nation becomes powerful only if there is cultural progress. ...
Late, but not too much
At present the shadow of war is looming large and boisterous nationalists are having a field day, but incorrigible peaceniks...
A top politician and key officials kill an Indian unicorn
63 Moons, founded by Jignesh Shah, accuses Chidambaram of abusing his office to bring the company down. NEW DELHI: It is...
We can, but we won’t take on Pakistan
The ostracisation of Pakistan should be the prime objective of not just our foreign policy, but also of all concerned...
Frailty, thy name is Manmohan Singh
His conspicuousness lay in having the most misplaced concept of loyalty, to a person rather than the Constitution. That was...
Intellectuals’ hatred for Fernandes continues beyond his life
How on earth could their ‘buddy’ join hands with the BJP? New Delhi: On the face of it, George...
Government reins in anti-big pharma NPPA
The Narendra Modi government’s move to dilute the price control regime in the pharmaceutical sector is laudable. Of course, the...
Rational speech not matched by conduct
Gandhi’s promise about rational economic decisions, while sounding good, is not backed with action. Rahul Gandhi talks often about...
10% quota may open a Pandora’s Box
By this move the Bharatiya Janata Party has chosen to breach the 50% cap on reservations set by the Supreme...
Nothing angelic about this tax
‘Today, entrepreneurs representing a wide cross-section of society refuse lucrative jobs to start their own businesses.’ Former American president...
NDA travels on the UPA path
The effortlessness with which politicians indulge in hypocrisy is as astonishing as is their proficiency in speaking non-facts. And we...
The waiver of reason
The inefficacy of farm loan waivers is well-known to all, as also the need for reforms in agriculture. Report after...
When politicking is good
Liberty is often a big casualty in the petty quarrels among unscrupulous politicians, publicity seekers and tetchy busybodies. It is...
A missed opportunity for reform
Why doesn’t the government think beyond six months? Speaking to a news channel, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley pointed out that...
Tharoor’s Sonia Gandhi directed theories
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor seems to be in love with his own articulateness. And since love is blind, he is...
PM Modi is right on Congress-urban Naxal links
Sonia Gandhi’s NAC comprised salon socialists, green terrorists and anti-business activists; the harm they did to the country is yet...
