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COVER STORY: At a time when diplomats and analysts across the globe are speculating about what lies ahead for India-US ties under the newly elected American President, Donald Trump, the USAID Mission Director to India, Ambassador Jonathan Addleton, in an exclusive interaction with Bureaucracy Today expresses optimism on an accelerating relationship between the two nations in the years to come.

IN FOCUS: According to the Central Soil Water Conservation Research and Training Institute, Dehradun, India is losing 5,334 million tonnes of soil every year due to its erosion because of the indiscreet and excess use of fertilisers, insecticides and pesticides over the years. On an average 16.4 tonnes of fertile soil is lost every year per
hectare.

BUREAUCRACY SCAN: All you wanted to know about the appointments, transfers and extensions of services of bureaucrats during the month of December 2016.

Can India survive Trump's bombshell?

The election of Republican Party candidate Donald Trump as the next President of the US has sent shock waves across the world. All along, America has been a strong protagonist of free flow of international trade and investment in goods and services. If Trump acts on his electoral pronouncements, this will tantamount to a reversal of the existing US policy stance. It will herald an era of “protectionism”. So what are the major areas of concern for India?  

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Executing Demonetisation ‘Effectively'

The Indian demonetisation exercise aims at bringing the entire unaccounted for cash into the banking system, which is beneficial to the economy as well as the citizens at large. This article is not about the assessment of the Government’s move or its impact on the economy but about how to implement the decision with least inconvenience to the general public.

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