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The entire article has been titled on Kashmir, which finds a grand total of ONE reference (which is the exact same line as the title) in this entire article. What kind of ridiculous, low-brow, below-the-bait click-bait title is this? Et tu, The Print?
J&K was a state different from India in the fact that all powers were completely & fully centralised with the state. Indian constitution did not apply there.
Quoting a few instances by Nayyar does not allow acceptance of such extreme absence of equilibrium in J&K.
Economy of India is not an internal issue anymore, we are part of a global economy & effects are global. China is also facing same issues as we are, difference being our date is more reliable & Chinese totally state edited.
Our deficit financing was highest during UPA1&2 which gave us inflation rates of 17% but then such absurd comparisons were never created. Criticism of economic policies was left to media specialising in economics.
Is Print listening?
Devolution of powers among local representatives is the way forward towards bringing some relief to the marginalized but not the Chinese way because we should not forget that democracy is based on four pillars which includes a robust media.
More than political decentralization administrative and executive decentralisation in letter and spirit will hold up the federalism. We do not have to paint our lives with politics even in our strange democracy where there are more political parties than there are districts.
let us get real rather than political!!!!
The entire article has been titled on Kashmir, which finds a grand total of ONE reference (which is the exact same line as the title) in this entire article. What kind of ridiculous, low-brow, below-the-bait click-bait title is this? Et tu, The Print?
J&K was a state different from India in the fact that all powers were completely & fully centralised with the state. Indian constitution did not apply there.
Quoting a few instances by Nayyar does not allow acceptance of such extreme absence of equilibrium in J&K.
Economy of India is not an internal issue anymore, we are part of a global economy & effects are global. China is also facing same issues as we are, difference being our date is more reliable & Chinese totally state edited.
Our deficit financing was highest during UPA1&2 which gave us inflation rates of 17% but then such absurd comparisons were never created. Criticism of economic policies was left to media specialising in economics.
Is Print listening?
Seven years of torture must have taught you by now that demonetization like things makes no sense and are yet still executed daily.
Devolution of powers among local representatives is the way forward towards bringing some relief to the marginalized but not the Chinese way because we should not forget that democracy is based on four pillars which includes a robust media.
More than political decentralization administrative and executive decentralisation in letter and spirit will hold up the federalism. We do not have to paint our lives with politics even in our strange democracy where there are more political parties than there are districts.
let us get real rather than political!!!!