Jaiveer Shergill

The shock therapy we are witnessing without structural transformations can dent employment creation in the long run.

Despite common problems, the policies adopted by the members are contradictory to one another.

The polarised discourse and flip-flop regarding talks with Pakistan provided oxygen to the separatists to fuel the situation for the worse.

Why can't we have a world where people are known for their talent, their minds and not surnames?

The Supreme Court has given an unambiguous signal that independence of judiciary cannot be compromised.

The government should craft a futuristic policy and execute it strategically.

The country's workforce is among the least skilled – only 3.5 per cent possess some or the other skills.

The success of the project depends on taking e-governance to all citizens and to bring the government closer to people.

With the arrival of the new government, the future of this economic structure has become a subject of intense speculation.

The Akali-BJP government should wake up to the fact that Punjab is on the verge of losing an entire generation to drugs like it lost to terrorism.