Imagine if mayors gave city-specific daily briefings on coronavirus, and not a joint secretary sitting in New Delhi. India needs to give more powers to its mayors.
In Episode 1544 of CutTheClutter, Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta looks at some top economists pointing to the pitfalls of ‘currency nationalism’ with data from 1991 to 2004.
Using this technology, IDF carried out fully robotic combat missions, drastically reducing risk to Israeli troops. The robotic combat task force also enhanced situational awareness.
While we talk much about our military, we don’t put our national wallet where our mouth is. Nobody is saying we should double our defence spending, but current declining trend must be reversed.
As a resident of Bengaluru, I can tell you that traffic density and garbage accumulation continue to pull down the city’s quality of life. If Bengaluru, with its problems, can rank as the most livable city, I shudder to think what life will be like in other cities. This rank should have gone to Mysuru, which is smaller, and a far better city than Bengaluru.
The sun does not bother about its image. Converting four million tons of matter into energy each second. It is the moon, glowing with borrowed light, which seems to wax and wane all the time. Particularly distasteful was the suggestion, reportedly made by the gentleman who Manohar Parrikar said looked more like an LTTE cadre than a Poona Brahmin, to colour code journalists, based on their obsequiousness.
More than the Shiv Sena, SP or RJD, which are purely regional parties, it is the Congress which should have a national perspective on politics. For Didi to win a third term nourishes federalism, keeps the Opposition alive. Tamil Nadu since 1967 and Bengal since 1977 are lost to the party. Sochiye, what would have been the vibrant state of this emaciated party if ten mass leaders of the caliber of CM Mamata Banerjee were still part of it.
As a resident of Bengaluru, I can tell you that traffic density and garbage accumulation continue to pull down the city’s quality of life. If Bengaluru, with its problems, can rank as the most livable city, I shudder to think what life will be like in other cities. This rank should have gone to Mysuru, which is smaller, and a far better city than Bengaluru.
The sun does not bother about its image. Converting four million tons of matter into energy each second. It is the moon, glowing with borrowed light, which seems to wax and wane all the time. Particularly distasteful was the suggestion, reportedly made by the gentleman who Manohar Parrikar said looked more like an LTTE cadre than a Poona Brahmin, to colour code journalists, based on their obsequiousness.
More than the Shiv Sena, SP or RJD, which are purely regional parties, it is the Congress which should have a national perspective on politics. For Didi to win a third term nourishes federalism, keeps the Opposition alive. Tamil Nadu since 1967 and Bengal since 1977 are lost to the party. Sochiye, what would have been the vibrant state of this emaciated party if ten mass leaders of the caliber of CM Mamata Banerjee were still part of it.