Best of BS Opinion: Minimum wage conundrum, reset the Sebi norms, and more

Here are the best of BS Opinions of the day

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) issued a strongly worded 100-page final order on Monday, holding Franklin Templeton India guilty of wrong-doing and mismanagement of six of its debt schemes. Though the market considers the penalties on the fund house harsh, this order could reset the norms of the debt fund market, says the second edit. Read it here

In other views today

Shankar Acharya assesses the global winners and losers from the pandemic disaster in terms of GDP and economic growth. Read it here

My column looks at how the CSR spending on Covid-19 could be made to work to create India's long-term health infrastructure. Read it here

Ranjan Mathai explains why a rapidly changing environment for the international oil companies holds  warning signs for India. Read it here

The top edit argues that the expert group on minimum wages needs to strike a balance between sustainability and sustenance. Read it here

QUOTE OF THE DAY

 

“Jadeja doesn't know English so he did not know the actual meaning of bits and pieces. And surely somebody spelt verbal diarrhoea for him.”
 

Tweet by Sanjay Manjrekar on India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja