Archive · 6 Jan 2026
Letters to Editor on Leadership, Finance, and US Action
Three people wrote letters to the newspaper.
One talked about when a company's founder should step aside and let a professional CEO take over.
They said founders are important for building trust and culture, but sometimes they need more experience.
Another letter was about the risks to India's financial system, like problems from other countries and too much unsecured borrowing.
The last letter was about the US taking military action in Venezuela, saying it was wrong and that India should focus on its own security.
All three letters give different opinions on important topics.
A founder's ideas and guidance are crucial for building trust and shaping work culture.
Bringing a founder into the CEO role too early may not be beneficial without sufficient experience.
Global volatility and unsecured retail credit pose risks to India's financial system.
The US military action in Venezuela is condemned as unjustifiable and driven by geopolitics.
India should focus on its own security rather than relying on international bodies like the UN.
- Who
- Three authors: S Balasubramaniyan, A Myilsami, and Bal Govind
- What
- Letters to the editor discussing leadership transitions, financial risks, and US actions in Venezuela
- When
- Published on January 5, 2026
- Where
- Locations mentioned: Villupuram, Coimbatore, and Noida
- Why
- To express opinions on various current topics
- Author 1
- S Balasubramaniyan
- Location 1
- Villupuram, TN
- Author 2
- A Myilsami
- Location 2
- Coimbatore, TN
- Author 3
- Bal Govind
- Location 3
- Noida
- Publication Date
- January 5, 2026