Best of BS Opinion: Sensible rules from Sebi, UCC demands compromise & more

Here is the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today

Indian management thinking largely revolves around the ‘great person” theory where the organization works well when the right person is in charge. But as K P Krishnan points out, “The essence of good organisation design is to reduce the concentration of power, to draw in many minds and many interests to shape all decisions and thus obtain a steady clip of better decisions.” That is why, he argues, just like private companies, government companies and regulatory agencies, too, should have a majority of independent directors. Read it here

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Suveen Sinha exhorts Byju Raveendran to treat his flailing edtech company like a business, not a personal obsession. Read it here

The second edit explains by consensus rather than majoritarian muscle-flexing is needed in framing the Uniform Civil Code. Read it here

The top edit says Sebi’s key decisions at its recent board meeting will promote transparency and better governance. Read it here

QUOTE OF THE DAY

 

‘Edtech is not a pandemic phenomenon but a permanent fixture in education’
 

Byju Raveendran at an employee town hall