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Democracy and discrete tragedies

Democracy and discrete tragedies

  • Mamata, Ram and Siddiqui

    The instant decision of not delivering her speech in protest against the “discourtesy” and “breach of dignity” was well thought out
  • Is news worth a lot or a little?

    Google and Facebook don’t appear to want to accept the unique social role of news, and public interest journalism in particular
  • Usurping legacies to win polls

    Hijacking a State’s icons and belittling a State government in its own precincts to win elections hurt democracy
  • Towards a better police force

    Set up a State Security Commission and separate law and order from criminal investigation to enhance quality and credibility
  • Combine forces to tame China

    Given its worldwide influence, it will be worthwhile to deal with China only with a united front of allies
  • A window for Owaisi in Bengal

    The State should be particularly important for AIMIM as it has the second highest Muslim population in the country after Uttar Pradesh
  • Don’t let it just go away

    This young team with confidence, character and camaraderie augurs well for the future of Indian cricket
  • Rural healthcare is in poor health

    The primary healthcare system in India needs to be re-evaluated and concrete steps taken to revitalise it
  • Curbing politics of fascism

    Growing tendencies of extreme right-wing forces necessitate a proactive role from citizens to counter them
  • Fury and cost of natural disasters

    India is the most vulnerable and severely affected nation due to natural disasters in South Asia
  • World economy in 2021

    The speed at which the pandemic can be contained will have a huge bearing on how the world economy performs
  • Amend Schedule XI in federal spirit

    The Schedule XI of AP Reorganisation Act has glaring gaps that adversely affect the interests of Telangana
  • Prison, aesthetics and reflections

    The dungeon, the shackles, the grimy walls with signs of former inhabitants are thrilling for there is an enjoyment from distance
  • Inner Line Permit is divisive

    Restricting movement of people from the rest of the country in some tribal-dominated States is not logical
  • Empower women with govt jobs

    Filling vacancies in State govt will help, especially given the provision of 33% reservation for women in these jobs
  • Reflection time for US democracy

    The Capitol raid shows that the founding principles and core democratic values of America have begun to crumble
  • Autocratic reforms with obstinacy

    If the new farm laws are good for everybody, where was the need for secrecy and haste in passing them?
  • China’s bigger push to control big tech

    Whatever the reality behind Jack Ma’s govt relations, the actions are part of steps by Beijing to increase tech regulation
  • Politics of populism

    Seeing populism as a result of people feeling disconnected, disrespected will help in stemming its rise 
  • Consumer behaviour, changing retail

    Both on and offline shopping need to provide a wider choice as well as ‘Trust’ and ‘Vast’ to the new generation
  • A case for Budget Research Office

    This office will bring in the expertise required to scrutinise the demand for various grants objectively
  • The state of speed

    As the virus evades borders, the characteristic tropes to describe the year just done, must be motility and speed
  • Solving the bad loan problem

    Creation of actuarial credit risk reserve instead of a bad bank is a more feasible option
  • A new threat from China

    Any push down the Chumbi Valley and then control of the Siliguri corridor will cut off the northeastern States
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