Best of BS Opinion: Early warning for reform, a turn in the tide, and more

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

SURINDER SUD: Varieties of fruit and vegetables grown in other parts of the world are now cultivated in India, and have great promise for farmers.

AJAY SHAH: Firms work better when multiple minds are at work, when the CEO does not dominate decisions, and when there is a greater ability to discern errors early and change course.

TAMAL BANDYOPADHYAY: A public credit registry needs to be backed and governed by a comprehensive Public Credit Registry Act in consultation with the government, and it must follow the latest privacy guidelines based on a laid-down consent framework.

The first edit says reforms are needed to reverse the decline in FDI inflow. According to the second edit, India Inc’s Q2 results do not portend a good picture

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Given the headwinds to domestic growth mainly emanating from the global uncertainties, the RBI should consider moderating the pace of its monetary tightening from the earlier 50 basis points

 

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