Letters to Editor

Dear Editor, Many people have lost their lives because of the ongoing unseasonal rains. The rains have also destroyed crops like paddy, sugarcane, vegetables in different parts of the country. Only we people are responsible for the changes…
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Dear Editor, That India and Pakistan are determined to help each other after the worst floods in the Kashmir region in decades is praiseworthy. When it concerns humanity, both countries must bury the hatchet and come up with measures to…
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Dear EDitor, For far too long, Australia kept itself aloof from the rest of Asia, aligning itself with the West. But now, India's nuclear deal with it signals a new phase in regional diplomacy. The deal is also significant because this is…
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Dear Editor, After 'Love Jihad', and 'Cricket Jihad' promoted by a Pakistani cricketer in Sri Lanka, as also by a British Muslim cricketer playing against India in the recently concluded series, who displayed an arm band supporting the…
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Dear Editor, It will be an absolute folly to trust China and indulge in 'Hindi-Chini bhai bhai' once more. We must quietly build our defence capabilities and signal to China that we will not be pushed around even though we want good…
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Dear Editor, I would like to inform you that the civil administration has totally collapsed in Srinagar and CMO, IAS officers are absconding and J and K police is reportedly throwing away their guns and claiming to be flood affected victims…
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With senior diplomats like Pakistan's High Commissioner Abdul Basit being insensitive, arrogant and sanctimonious, Pakistan does not need more enemies. Such envoys destroy the remaining goodwill between the two neighbours. The High…
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All the ex-servicemen who are getting Indian Military Pension thank and heartly welcome the much awaited decision regarding approval of One Rank One Pension implemented wef 1st April 2014, for which Rs 1,500-crore are allotted as budget…
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The Government of India talks tough when Pakistan violates the ceasefire along the Line of Control, but does not actually enforce its hard stand. For example, bilateral trade is sometimes cancelled and bus trips are discontinued in response…
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It is unfortunate that many teachers do not take their profession seriously. They consider it only as a means of their bread and butter. They do not bother to acquire upto date knowledge, latest teaching skills, modern techniques and adopt…
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