All Pain, No Gain
The pain of breadwinners for no fault of theirs has been placed on
record in BT's cover story, Pain, January 22. The Centre must craft
strategies to change course into the positive channels of viability and
development.
All Pain, No Gain
The pain of breadwinners for no fault of theirs has been placed on record in BT's cover story, Pain, January 22. The Centre must craft strategies to change course into the positive channels of viability and development. You have given timely caution and put essential facts before the policy-makers beckoning them to read the writing on the wall and take corrective steps.
B. Rajasekaran, Bangalore
Falling Rupee
India was burdened with an additional cost of Rs 66,000 crore of imports between May and December, 2011, due to the 18 per cent depreciation of the rupee despite the decline in the global prices of crude oil and coal. The decline will affect power generation and then agriculture, industry and services. Let us hope the government wakes up.
Debalina Das Saha, Delhi
Small Wonder
Small cars solve parking problems, save travelling time (Fair Tales, January 22). Authorities should give incentives like lower insurance premium and lower taxes and also provide more facilities to owners of such cars such as higher depreciation for commercial use.
Mahesh Kapasi, New Delhi
The pain of breadwinners for no fault of theirs has been placed on record in BT's cover story, Pain, January 22. The Centre must craft strategies to change course into the positive channels of viability and development. You have given timely caution and put essential facts before the policy-makers beckoning them to read the writing on the wall and take corrective steps.
B. Rajasekaran, Bangalore
Falling Rupee
India was burdened with an additional cost of Rs 66,000 crore of imports between May and December, 2011, due to the 18 per cent depreciation of the rupee despite the decline in the global prices of crude oil and coal. The decline will affect power generation and then agriculture, industry and services. Let us hope the government wakes up.
Debalina Das Saha, Delhi
Small Wonder
Small cars solve parking problems, save travelling time (Fair Tales, January 22). Authorities should give incentives like lower insurance premium and lower taxes and also provide more facilities to owners of such cars such as higher depreciation for commercial use.
Mahesh Kapasi, New Delhi
