In an atmosphere of global cacophony, India’s symbolic ‘maunvrat’ is the most effective instrument of diplomacy. It preserves New Delhi’s strategic ambiguity.
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Employers and customers need to understand that gig workers are as much workers as factory workers or farm labourers, and that they are not miscreants.
From coastal Andhra Pradesh to Jallianwala Bagh in Punjab, from bonfires in UP to midnight pledges in Chennai and Lahore, Vande Mataram was a war cry to galvanise people toward azaadi.
By consolidating 29 laws into four codes, compliance is streamlined and regulations are simplified, improving “ease of doing business”. This is bound to improve investor confidence.
Voters in Bihar don’t want dynastic politics, minority politics, or caste politics—all dead ducks flogged by the Congress Party in its regressive, divisionary, divisive game.
The collusion between the new class of bureaucrats, politicians, businessmen and trade union bosses perpetuates itself partly because of the short-run benefits and partly because they see no way out of the system, wrote author MH Mody in 1980.
IAF is firming up plans to revamp airlift capabilities with medium transport aircraft that will be assembled in India & serve as its main workhorse. Embraer is leading contender as of now.
If we decentralise how will the big companies survive? India should have started the transformation process first with decentralisation , supporting local production, roof top solar subsidies but we have only supported big companies with huge transmission lines , a waste of expenditure and by occupying lot of agriculture land many times forcibly. I was thinking atleast BJP government will think logically. But even Modiji didn’t do that. Now you want to decentralise after building a huge grid. Now the government wants to invest in nuclear energy by small modular reactors. Do we have a plan?
If we decentralise how will the big companies survive? India should have started the transformation process first with decentralisation , supporting local production, roof top solar subsidies but we have only supported big companies with huge transmission lines , a waste of expenditure and by occupying lot of agriculture land many times forcibly. I was thinking atleast BJP government will think logically. But even Modiji didn’t do that. Now you want to decentralise after building a huge grid. Now the government wants to invest in nuclear energy by small modular reactors. Do we have a plan?