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Divestment no solution
Sir, - Your Editorial, ``New resolve for a thankless exercise''
(Oct. 11), welcoming the strategic sale of two undertakings - CMC
and HTL - said it was only the start of a more resolute phase of
Government action. It appears as though there is an urgency to
achieve the budgetary goals for the sale.
But disinvestment should not be considered a part of revenue
generation or a means to contain fiscal deficit. Will a private
party ever sell when the market is down? So, what is the urgency
to disinvest at this point of time?
The Government should find other means of raising revenue if
necessary. Why not get rid of loss-making PSUs which would
compensate for the earnings from disinvestment?
A. Jacob Sahayam,
Karigiri, TN.
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