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Business Standard Editorial Comment
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A difficult case
Questions about Competition Commission's investigation of Google
Start leasing land
Tenancy regulations are outdated and counter-productive
Transmission travails
Time to free interest rates for small savings, provident funds
Creating showpieces
'Smart city' choices bypass real urban problems
Ground realities
Over to states after the land ordinance lapse
An unnecessary strike
Trade unions fighting yesterday's battles
Revisit overdue reforms
Loss of growth momentum in latest numbers
Tears over onions, again
Lasting solutions to chronic price spikes exist
Banking on bluntness
RBI warns incrementalism won't help fix banks
Critical mass
Indian govts too thin-skinned about criticism from business
Step backward on reform
Government junks plans to modernise airport sector
Costly delay
Slow approach upsets government's divestment plan
Solar target
New challenges for augmenting solar power capacity
Banking's new frontier
Bandhan Bank's tasks and opportunities
Why China's leadership has lost considerable credibility
In retrospect, rumours that Mr Xi was a market reformer appear to have been exaggerated; he has focused on asserting China's leadership on the world stage
Fuel for reform
Falling prices an opportunity for quick reforms in oil and gas
A healthier India
More money, better governance needed in public health care
Market mayhem
Sheen is off Indian equities
No end to call problems
Spectrum sharing guidelines won't solve issues
End tax uncertainty
Govt must learn from the MAT controversy