Either control the population explosion or offer the rising number of citizens a better representation by increasing the number of MPs so that their grievances, views and aspirations are adequately addressed in the temple of democracy, writes Kingshuk Nag
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Kingshuk Nag
Kingshuk Nag is a senior journalist who spent about 25 years reporting for The Times of India across various locations. He is also the author of around ten best-selling works on politics and business. In a career spanning over four decades, Nag has reported on politics and the economy. He is a recipient of the Prem Bhatia award.
Communal violence: The government must emerge out of the shadows and give a stern message before it is too late
How often have we seen the head of the government or for that matter key ministers warn stern action against miscreants who indulge in acts that divide people and polarise our society? Why are opposition parties using these instances of violence for political mileage? Politicians are wary of taking steps that might cost them votes. The result is there for all to see.