Preeti Sharma

Dear Editor, No solution seems to be in sight to the Kashmir imbroglio as the Pakistan Army intends to keep the pot of militancy boiling for its vested interests. Pakistan's objectionable statements over the violence in Kashmir will…
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Dear Editor, It is sad that bread is also not safe to eat. But is that going to make any difference? Earlier, Maggi noodles were removed from the market for some months. Now they are freely available again. Similarly, many years back, the…
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Dear Editor, Laws to curb this social evil have gone futile or they are not implemented strictly. Until the educated youth comes forward, the government and Panchayats even cannot do much. Leaders should start campaigns to create awareness…
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Dear Editor, "Grow more trees", "Every citizen must plant one tree each", are a few slogans reiterated on World Environment Day and Earth Day. But are we really following them? The answer from 70 per cent people is no, 20 per cent say yes…
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Dear Editor, The reservation based upon castes has not resulted in the desired progress. On the contrary, it has caused frustration among intelligent students as they are left behind despite having more marks and qualification. Education…
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Dear Editor, The HRD Ministry's decision to introduce Sanskrit instead of German in Kendriya Vidyalayas may lead to controversies in a multilingual country such as India, and with 22 scheduled languages. Moreover it might also pose problems…
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Dear Editor, With reference to the report "Govt pulls out of anniversaries", the decision of the Central Government to observe only the annivesary of Mahatama Gandhi and cut out all other such occasions, is a wise step. The government…
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Dear Editor, The statement by Shakespeare: "Sweet are the uses of adversity" describes the grim condition prevailing in Kashmir. Even as the heart-rending scenes of devastation caused by flashfloods are painful, the valiant soldiers working…
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Dear Editor, Narendra Modi's first 100 days in office may be dismissed by his opponents as a period marked by rhetoric and showmanship. But by and large he has been able to project himself as a man who means business. It is a welcome sign…
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