Readers views on Business Today stories
Your cover story (Watch Your Step, July 8) aptly focussed on some of the
vital questions of the hour: ailing leadership, policy paralysis and
steps taken to revive the sinking economy.
Extensive Analysis
Your cover story (Watch Your Step, July 8) aptly focussed on some of the vital questions of the hour: ailing leadership, policy paralysis and steps taken to revive the sinking economy. I was impressed by the extensive analysis of the short-sighted schemes and the self-imposed limitations of the government in your story. It is very disappointing to note that our wealth of experience and skills have been neglected by the government in preventing the drift in the economy. The present slowdown cannot be definitely ascribed to lack of awareness but to tactlessness of think tanks and policymakers.
-B. Rajasekaran, Bangalore
Eyes Wide Open
Your cover story deals with some important questions and problems India has been facing, or rather struggling with, for quite some time now. There are many loopholes in our policies. It is better the ruling coalition admits its faults and plans cautiously.
-Ratul Dey, Delhi
Ahead of Many
Your story (We Lost The Plot, July 8) explained every bit and nuance of the Indian retail sector. Biyani is a man who goes out of his way to reach the zenith. The story clearly mentions that he does not take the set route to success and is an inspiration for many entrepreneurs.
-Divya Bhurat, Mumbai
Your cover story (Watch Your Step, July 8) aptly focussed on some of the vital questions of the hour: ailing leadership, policy paralysis and steps taken to revive the sinking economy. I was impressed by the extensive analysis of the short-sighted schemes and the self-imposed limitations of the government in your story. It is very disappointing to note that our wealth of experience and skills have been neglected by the government in preventing the drift in the economy. The present slowdown cannot be definitely ascribed to lack of awareness but to tactlessness of think tanks and policymakers.
-B. Rajasekaran, Bangalore
Eyes Wide Open
Your cover story deals with some important questions and problems India has been facing, or rather struggling with, for quite some time now. There are many loopholes in our policies. It is better the ruling coalition admits its faults and plans cautiously.
-Ratul Dey, Delhi
Ahead of Many
Your story (We Lost The Plot, July 8) explained every bit and nuance of the Indian retail sector. Biyani is a man who goes out of his way to reach the zenith. The story clearly mentions that he does not take the set route to success and is an inspiration for many entrepreneurs.
-Divya Bhurat, Mumbai
