Debate: Banking reforms — 18 Oct 2017
DEBATE (1) Banking reforms
The process of reforms in the Indian banking sector is a good move but sweeping and impatient reforms will hurt the sector more than its gains. The reforms need to go step-by-step and not with abrupt policy interventions.
J J Singh
Debate (2) Banking Reforms
Bank unions need to be consulted before any process of reforms because it is the officers and employees who run the system not policy makers.
Abhijit Sinha
No ill temperate language
Whispers transparency is questioned by Radhikai. We don't see any ill temperate language used by Chatterjee nor we see any editing required to be done by whispers editor. Chatterjee has highlighted what is right in his perception and in his own words. If writing against congress becomes ill temperate, be it. Congress has ruined this country all these years by their policies and wrong doings and encouraging and sponsoring corruption. When Some strong measures like demo are taken it will definitely hurt people and the common and poor men understand and undertake it as part of sacrifice for the well being of India. All these efforts taken have hurt only those who thrive and live on corruption and corrupt activities. Foot bridges , health issues have not cropped in these few years. These were there since independence and what did Congress do to mitigate these when they were running the govt for over 60 years. Without being partisan to this or that party, let us appreciate whatever is done with good intentions and without any ulterior motive. This is what as good public, we should do. Let us give some body a chance and give enough time and start criticising afterwards. It is an opportunity for Congress to show by their conduct as to how an opposition party should conduct themselves in a vibrant democracy like ours instead of indulging in mud slinging and this strategy will not go well with people to win them back.
Ramjaya
India - an ancient-modern civilization
Giustizia sociale or social justice India is an ancient-modern civilization, yet the need for social justice in the spirit of ziustizia sociale was never felt as strongly as now. The country carries too much of the old baggage and consequential problems. Too much time, space, money and energy is devoted in the country on religion across sections. All of it should legitimately be invested in providing quality education, skill development in large numbers for all professions in an industrial environment and creating sustainable livelihood opportunities. So long as the mind remains in the captivity of religion, nothing much is possible. In this age of science & technology, education and professional training are the basic requirements for breaking the vicious circle of illiteracy, poverty, hunger and disease. While religion played its dominant role in agricultural economy, education and skill development has replaced it in the industrial economy. It is the industrial era which has compelled thinkers about giustizia sociale in Europe, from where countries like India have imported it. Producing skilled professionals takes almost the same time as do the present degree level education courses. Hence, we have to go beyond slogans, if we seek transformation.
M L Gupta
The process of reforms in the Indian banking sector is a good move but sweeping and impatient reforms will hurt the sector more than its gains. The reforms need to go step-by-step and not with abrupt policy interventions.
J J Singh
Debate (2) Banking Reforms
Bank unions need to be consulted before any process of reforms because it is the officers and employees who run the system not policy makers.
Abhijit Sinha
No ill temperate language
Whispers transparency is questioned by Radhikai. We don't see any ill temperate language used by Chatterjee nor we see any editing required to be done by whispers editor. Chatterjee has highlighted what is right in his perception and in his own words. If writing against congress becomes ill temperate, be it. Congress has ruined this country all these years by their policies and wrong doings and encouraging and sponsoring corruption. When Some strong measures like demo are taken it will definitely hurt people and the common and poor men understand and undertake it as part of sacrifice for the well being of India. All these efforts taken have hurt only those who thrive and live on corruption and corrupt activities. Foot bridges , health issues have not cropped in these few years. These were there since independence and what did Congress do to mitigate these when they were running the govt for over 60 years. Without being partisan to this or that party, let us appreciate whatever is done with good intentions and without any ulterior motive. This is what as good public, we should do. Let us give some body a chance and give enough time and start criticising afterwards. It is an opportunity for Congress to show by their conduct as to how an opposition party should conduct themselves in a vibrant democracy like ours instead of indulging in mud slinging and this strategy will not go well with people to win them back.
Ramjaya
India - an ancient-modern civilization
Giustizia sociale or social justice India is an ancient-modern civilization, yet the need for social justice in the spirit of ziustizia sociale was never felt as strongly as now. The country carries too much of the old baggage and consequential problems. Too much time, space, money and energy is devoted in the country on religion across sections. All of it should legitimately be invested in providing quality education, skill development in large numbers for all professions in an industrial environment and creating sustainable livelihood opportunities. So long as the mind remains in the captivity of religion, nothing much is possible. In this age of science & technology, education and professional training are the basic requirements for breaking the vicious circle of illiteracy, poverty, hunger and disease. While religion played its dominant role in agricultural economy, education and skill development has replaced it in the industrial economy. It is the industrial era which has compelled thinkers about giustizia sociale in Europe, from where countries like India have imported it. Producing skilled professionals takes almost the same time as do the present degree level education courses. Hence, we have to go beyond slogans, if we seek transformation.
M L Gupta