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https://www.ft.com/content/ee2b8b03-315b-4074-acac-173b8c2e7124
I stand by Vidhi.
- X is a big problem in India (e.g. urinating in the streets)
- It’s fantastic that Modiji is enacting a law to address the problem (e.g. one road one toilet)
- In our view, the govt can consider adding a clause to the law which does Y (e.g. expand the definition of road to include bylanes)
- Let us hope that X will soon be a thing of the past (e.g. Stinky Bharat becomes Sugandh Bharat)
In contrast, a CPR article will have more depth and address structural causes of the problem, along with hard hitting criticism.
As for JNU and TISS, law is closer to social sciences and humanities? If lawyers display the same amount of ignorance in these fields as people from IIT, that would be a bad thing. These are whole fields of study and they are not called emotionalism. They are also knowledge relevant to our work. IIT people learn to program and do maths. We have nothing in common with them except for a very competitive exam.
Thoda padh le. Reasoned criticism isn't hate. No need to get so emotional. If you work there then sorry your feelings were hurt but it is what it is.