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Business Standard Editorial Comment
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Realism in Central Asia
Advantages and disadvantages to SCO membership
More spectrum needed
No point just penalising telcos for dropped calls
Production sputters
No sign yet of a turnaround in investment cycle
Williams, the greatest?
Serena Williams' remarkable domination of her sport
Open up the Bar
Foreign competition for lawyers will help Indian litigants
Reset labour relations
NDA's moves on labour laws are the right direction
A FERA-style law?
Government approach to black money control is wrong
China's meltdown
Beijing's response underlines need for deeper reforms
Not yet one market
Agricultural marketing reform should first take states on board
Beyond the referendum
Now, EU has to face the challenge of Greece's exit
A shortcut to broadband
Implications of Bharti's tie-up with OneWeb
Thinking big
But the govt should be more careful while setting targets
Digital ambitions
E-governance roll-out needs better infrastructure, privacy protection
A bottom-up approach
Census figures on deprivation call for improved delivery system
Digital is different
Indian advertising may be missing the bus
People prefer to go for private education, healthcare
In education this is happening across rural and urban sectors, though the trend is more pronounced in urban areas
Vyapam scandal is just a symptom of all that ails the job market
Madhya Pradesh scandal should be treated as a wake-up call underlining the urgent need for job creation
Insuring crops: Urgent need for insurance & compensation fund
Existence of such a fund would obviate the need to announce special compensation packages
Macroeconomic stability not a guarantee to accelerating growth
Bank credit growth and corporate profitability patterns paint a picture of persistent stagnation
No distinction between FDI and FII a dampener for insurance sector
While raising the foreign investment limit, the government clubbed FDI and FII flows