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How come Indonesia, Malaysia, Turkey and Sri Lanka remain constitutional, democratic and stable despite Islam and Buddhism respectively, but Pakistan, Bangladesh and Myanmar don’t?
Kehna bahut mushqil hai, what finally drove gentleman to quit. Read Ms Tavleen Singh’s column, which describes the funk in Bombay over the Budget. The signs of economic slowdown / recession are unfolding in each sector of the economy. For both those who voted for the government and those who did not, the general election was seen as a sort of necessary distraction, something to be gone through before the urgent tasks of economic repair and reconstruction could be taken up. The Budget, unfortunately, communicates the nonchalance of business as usual. Another column from S A Aiyar, about how foreign investors are leaving. Another five years such as the last five would be intolerable. No circus lively enough to distract the populace from bread. Better to start getting a grip over the economic situation before it overwhelms us.
Think of the Finance Secretary as akin to the Chief of Defence Staff – not so far created -, a single point of consolidated expert advice to the political executive on all matters pertaining to the economy. So if the economy is becalmed, has been so for several years, that does not reflect well on his caliber. Either he is failing to give the best possible advice or it is not being accepted. Very difficult, as a neutral observer, to endorse the aggression – verging on desperation – to hoover up the RBI’s reserves in one stroke. Borrowing abroad in foreign currency is something on which a more intense internal debate ought to have been carried out. One cannot quarrel with a decision to do so, while disagreeing with it. All the fudge that has been taking place on sacrosanct numbers, whether it is the fiscal deficit or the rate at which the economy is growing, all this is the FS’s domain.
Kehna bahut mushqil hai, what finally drove gentleman to quit. Read Ms Tavleen Singh’s column, which describes the funk in Bombay over the Budget. The signs of economic slowdown / recession are unfolding in each sector of the economy. For both those who voted for the government and those who did not, the general election was seen as a sort of necessary distraction, something to be gone through before the urgent tasks of economic repair and reconstruction could be taken up. The Budget, unfortunately, communicates the nonchalance of business as usual. Another column from S A Aiyar, about how foreign investors are leaving. Another five years such as the last five would be intolerable. No circus lively enough to distract the populace from bread. Better to start getting a grip over the economic situation before it overwhelms us.
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Think of the Finance Secretary as akin to the Chief of Defence Staff – not so far created -, a single point of consolidated expert advice to the political executive on all matters pertaining to the economy. So if the economy is becalmed, has been so for several years, that does not reflect well on his caliber. Either he is failing to give the best possible advice or it is not being accepted. Very difficult, as a neutral observer, to endorse the aggression – verging on desperation – to hoover up the RBI’s reserves in one stroke. Borrowing abroad in foreign currency is something on which a more intense internal debate ought to have been carried out. One cannot quarrel with a decision to do so, while disagreeing with it. All the fudge that has been taking place on sacrosanct numbers, whether it is the fiscal deficit or the rate at which the economy is growing, all this is the FS’s domain.