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Union Budget: A minority report

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The finance minister has promised a Budget like “never before” but issues at hand, especially the health of MSMEs, are so critical and government resources so constrained that such a wide promise may be difficult to fulfil.
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India’s Vaccine Diplomacy

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Even as many nations are battling the deadly pandemic, India, a world leader in health, has lent a helping hand by exporting vaccines to them. This diplomatic move could also help in medical tourism.
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Tightening the NBFC screws

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The RBI proposes tighter rules for NBFCs and wants them classified into four categories. This is crucial for fiscal steadiness and to bring back confidence and will ensure that larger players will be screened just like banks.
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Farm laws: Centre should revitalise APMCs, improve with MSP

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On January 22, 2021, the prolonged dialogue between agitating farmers’ associations and the ostensibly patient government ended in a stalemate. Or is it a checkmate?
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Saving Your Privacy

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The Justice BN Srikrishna Committee drafted a tough data protection law in 2018. It included the right to confirmation and access and data portability. Why has it been hanging fire since then?
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Donald Trump’s Impeachment: Differing Legal Perspectives

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Though the Democrats have now captured the commanding heights in the House of Representatives and a majority of the Senate in the US, they still require support from Republican senators to impeach Donald Trump
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Bouncing cheques: Dishonour of trust

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Bounced” or dishonoured cheques are anathema to a business transaction. This historically repetitive occurrence has been met with scorn
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The Nidhi Razdan con: Fishy business

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The Nidhi Razdan incident has given room for introspection by privacy law makers and data security specialists, besides providing an opportunity for the public to learn from it.
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Stay on farm laws: Supreme Court order enters others’ territory

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When a law is made by Parliament, it alone can repeal or suspend it. The Court has no power to stay it, and if it does so, then Parliament too can do the same to a court’s orders. This tussle has been there since the first Republic Day in 1950.
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Doom for a Despot

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Whatever may be the outcome of the Senate trial to impeach Donald Trump, the president has had his comeuppance. There is no way he can obliterate the legacy of shame which will his personal hallmark.
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