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Editorial comments from Business Standard
Editorial comments from Business Standard
Live video surveillance will raise more privacy concerns
The total unpaid dues of farmers crossed Rs 160 billion in March-end
The use of the 2011 Census for sharing resources would mean a decline in the flow of resources to these states
Over the years, the railways have electrified high-traffic routes based on the projected rate of return
In the case of the CCI, the decision to reduce the number of members from seven to four (including the chairperson) may prove counterproductive
India should focus on getting key projects off the ground in Nepal
Important to ensure proportionality in bank fraud probes
Ms Mahajan said she could not proceed unless the House was in order
Harvesting user-data may be a breach of the user-agreement with Facebook or any other social media platform from where it is garnered
Though the government's action is meant to benefit 8 million cotton growers, in reality it may hurt them the most
The WTO has to deal with an increasing number of complaints from countries across the world threatening to take retaliatory action against the US
Mere aggression in Gandhi's speech will not help unless it is backed by a clear and granular action plan
Demand for erstwhile public sector banks might build up among possible acquirers, leading to the discovery of more remunerative prices
Water scarcity is amongst the most worrisome potential fallouts of a searing summer
The Nifty PSU Bank index declined 3.57% on Wednesday with Andhra Bank, Canara Bank and Allahabad Bank sustaining the maximum damage.
The delays in implementing plans for Mumbai's second airport also must bear a significant share of the blame
The first and obvious issue concerns the foundations on which to build a strong services sector
Regulations must be conducive for competitive and sustainable price discovery
Treating water as a national asset is a welcome correction
Expectedly, the trade deficit has expanded briskly; by $131 billion in the first 10 months of 2017-18 against $88 billion in the same period last year