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RBI's challenges
As growth recovers, it will need to address other policy issues
 "RBI's challenges")
Fiscal fault lines
Govt finances might affect economic recovery
 "Fiscal fault lines")
Markets for export
Target unrealistic while govt frowns on trade deals
 "Markets for export")
Sebi's timely move
Lower public shareholding norms should help large IPOs
 "Sebi's timely move")
Prudent regulation
Banks promoted by business houses would raise systemic risk
Right call on telecom gear
National security has to be of paramount importance
 "Right call on telecom gear")
Mining watchdog
Independent regulator for coal and other minerals is overdue
 "Mining watchdog")
The rescue act
LVB's bailout plan could have come earlier
 "The rescue act")
Cleaning the Ganga
Govt should build on gains in recent years
 "Cleaning the Ganga")
Delhi surges again
The festive season proved a superspreader
 "Delhi surges again")
Writing on the wall
Status quo means the Congress will continue to lose ground
 "Writing on the wall")
Winter thaw in Ladakh
Disengagement should not be seen as a sign of lasting peace
 "Winter thaw in Ladakh")
Economic self-harm
Self-reliance cannot be a superior alternative to open trade
 "Economic self-harm")
Promote competition
Govt is turning anti-consumer in digital payments
 "Promote competition")
The fiscal balance
Govt will need to work on a consolidation plan
 "The fiscal balance")
The liquidity push
Higher valuations could increase volatility in the new Samvat
 "The liquidity push")
In the right direction
The fresh stimulus package should help boost sentiment
 "In the right direction")
Arrested development
Mr Goswami's arrest highlights flaws in free-speech argument
 "Arrested development")
Systemic failure
Elections in America are broken
 "Systemic failure")
Beijing's aatma nirbharta
Communist Party calls for self-reliance, with implications for India