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Should the British continue to lord it over hill stations?
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This past week local tourism industry voices were raised over the proposal by the cantonment board to rename the idyllic hill station of Lansdowne in Uttarakhand to Jaswantgarh, after a heroic soldier who hailed from the area. Hotel owners say this would adversely affect their business, implying that the lure of the place is linked to the name, though they were referring just to popular recall.
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