India’s neighbourhood policy is at a critical juncture: while its past policies have ensured a steady decline in its influence and goodwill in the region, the persistent absence of a coherent and well-planned regional policy will most definitely ensure that it eventually slips out of India’s sphere of influence.
India’s neighbourhood policy is at a critical juncture: while its past policies have ensured a steady decline in its influence and goodwill in the region, the persistent absence of a coherent and well-planned regional policy will most definitely ensure that it eventually slips out of India’s sphere of influence.
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The total outstanding credit to agriculture currently is likely to be around Rs 12-13 lakh crore. If all of this is waived off it will simply blow up the budget. It is not feasible.
A tumultuous phase in India-Maldives ties has come to an end. India announced a financial assistance package of $1.4 billion. China’s role in the Maldivian economy is under scanner today amid growing concerns about Chinese loans.
This year India introduced the death penalty for those who rape minors. Death must only be imposed when no alternative is left. Both severity and swiftness of punishment should coexist.
A new grouping of India, the Maldives, Sri Lanka, Mauritius and the Seychelles looks attainable. After repairing ties with the Maldives, New Delhi should strengthen its Indian Ocean outreach.
Independent central banks are better at controlling inflation. Shielded from the pressures of day-to-day politics, they can take a longer term view and make unpopular decisions.
Independent central banks are better at controlling inflation. Shielded from the pressures of day-to-day politics, they can take a longer term view and make unpopular decisions.
The DNA Technology (Use and Application) Regulation Bill, 2018 is to presented for consideration by the Rajya Sabha. The DNA Bill will give the state untrammelled access to deeply personal and penetrating material.
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