Two Languages or Three

doing away with the discriminatory clause which prevents workers in public sector projects, for example, from enjoying the same rights as their colleagues in the private sector. It debars, for instance, NGOs and Government college or school teachers from doing what can be quite legally done by the white collar workers in the banks and other private firms. So long as specific duties assigned are loyally carried out, there i? no reason why this absurd relic of British rule should be allowed to continue.