Online sales of medicines: This feature of developed economies is snowballing in India due to the booming of e-commerce. But we don’t have the same amount of regulation in this critical area that is a feature of the developed economies.
What the latest data says about the Indian economy: The RBI is most concerned about food inflation, especially in light of the bad monsoon season expected this year. And, industrial production has grown, although unevenly across sectors.
Editorial/Opinion
Departure from India’s policy of restraint: The ‘hot pursuit’ operation undertaken in Myanmar soil by Indian forces on June 9 should not be seen as a revision of India’s policy of restraint, and we should be wary before using the same strategy in other parts of our International border.
Freedom of the IIMs: The IIMs were established at a time when India had a socialist framework. They have evolved with the changing nature of the Indian economy, They should stay independent, with no controls being imposed on them, so that they can decide what is best for them. (Click here for the original article regarding this subject).
Is neutrino technology worth it: Comparing the advantages that neutrino technology offers to the costs that can be expected, maybe India should consider allocating funds elsewhere that directly impact the people. (Click here for the original article regarding this subject).
Comments
8 responses to “Newspaper Must Read Articles of The Day–22 June 2015”
Arsh Qasmi
it really helpfull…………….
Astaroth
I can volunteer articles from the Express if you like. My family, and I, have been reading the Express for about 10 years now!
Drop me a mail, will be happy to help considering you seem to be understaffed.
Admin 2
@ Nishant: From now on, without fail.
Admin 2
@ Shashank: We are looking into the Indian Express as well. It is not happening right now because we are a little short-staffed in this area. We will start with the Express asap.
Admin 2
@ Kanchi: Govt offices all over the world are closed on Saturdays and Sundays. So, it is not unexpected for Sundays and Mondays to be slow news days.
nishant yaddav
sir pls pls pls continue the news analysis atleas of the hindu without fail everday
Leave a Reply