Letter in BM on 6Oct 19

Letter.

Letter Published in The National UAE on 6Oct 19The people of Iraq have suffered enough, they deserve a decent life

I write to you in reference to your article Iraqi government faces calls to resign as protests death toll hits 65 (October 5).

This piece does a very good job at explaining the ongoing crisis in Iraq. Security forces have violently repressed anti-government protests leading to 65 casualties in just a few days. The oil-rich nation once suffered under the brutal regime of former dictator Saddam Hussein. Now that Iraq is a democracy, it continues to suffer of a lack of good governance.

The Iraqi people have had more than their fair share of strife over the daces. Will their dreams of a better life ever come true?

K Ragavan, Bengaluru

Letter.

letter published in BM on 5 Oct 19@ write2ragavan

Students who have booked under the unfair Means was sad and students are fully responsible for this.Few quick acts is spoil their career especially coping.Parents will have high hopes for their children will be much disappointed by the act of CBSE.Students should followethics (CBSE asks Visvesvaraya Technological University not to admit the blacklisted)

Letter in BM on 4Oct 19

Letter in BM on 3Oct 19

Letter.

Letter Published in The National UAE on 3 oct19 Many factors go into road safety but start with vehicle maintenance  I write to you in reference to your editorial Minibus deaths highlight need for better safety (October 2).It is striking and indeed shocking that accidents as horrific as the one that killed eight on Monday can happen in a city as well run as Dubai. It goes to show that none of us can ever guarantee safety while travelling. Where I live, accidents are more commonplace. Unfortunately, some of them involve school buses. While driver negligence and poor traffic conditions are common causes in some of India’s crowded cities, reasons can wary from place to place. This is why I appreciate the fact that your editorial refused to blame any one person or organisation for the tragedy this week. That said, the health of the drivers and vehicle maintenance are important first steps that should be taken by transportation companies in order to improve road safety.K Ragavan, Bengaluru

Letter in BM on 2Oct 19