Business Today readers' feedback on the magazine's coverage

BUSINESS TODAY readers' feedback on the magazine's coverage -
Winning the Cup
Having won the "Gujarat Cup" three times in succession - a hat-trick scored purely on the plank of development, BJP captain Narendra Modi has now deftly managed to win the prestigious "India Cup" in style by a thumping margin that has completely decimated the Congress (Modi India-fied, June 8). Earlier, many felt that only Indian cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni could create and repeat a miracle. But now this mindset has changed: there are others too, who can make history. But the ball is now in the BJP's court. The party, under the pressure of expectations, will have to perform exceptionally well to justify the faith of the electorate. - Srinivasan Umashankar, Nagpur
Tough Job
Since Narendra Modi is now fully accountable to the citizens of India (Modi India-fied, June 8), his party, the BJP, must present a periodic report, say monthly or quarterly or half-yearly on the promises it had made and the action taken on them. This should be put together under the guidance of a responsible person. This report must be made public.This way there will be a check not only on the BJP, but also on all of its machinery. A mechanism must be evolved to deal with the grassroots-level problems of common citizens. Hope the Modi government is ready to tackle this tough job. - Mahesh Kapasi, New Delhi
MF Future Bleak
The package on Indian mutual fund market (June 8) was quite analytical. The stories featured point out very well how survival in the fund market has got tougher and how the functioning of funds is becoming more process-driven. Even though the future of the funds' market looks bleak, it is not impossible to figure out what the problems are and fix them. - Abhinav P., New Delhi
Stability Overrated
The UPA provided a stable government. But its performance proved that the oft-uttered view "A stable government will rid India of its economic woes" (May 25) was wrong. We need a stable government but it should also have vision and provide good governance. - Jacob Sahayam, Thiruvananthapuram
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