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The Business Standard Editorial Comment lays out the paper's insights and position on issues that are important to various segments, from policymakers to corporates to analysts, even political leaders. These appear in the form of editorials on the newspaper's Opinion page, and online under the Opinion segment. These opinion pieces truly embody the newspaper's 'Insight Out' brand positioning.
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Abandoning Kashmir
BJP-PDP divorce smacks of political opportunism
First, prepare
Where is the infrastructure for universal health care?
Unwise counsel
A right to MSPs for farmers is impractical
Decent score
Some loopholes in education reforms need to be plugged
Right bet: Govt should accept Law Commission's views on regulated gambling
There is no need for the government to be defensive about legalising betting because there are many upsides
Missing the boat, again
Reform needed to make apparel exports competitive
Garlanding bigotry
Openly feting convicts is a dangerous trend
Wrong call by DoT
The conditions for the Vodafone-Idea merger are unfair
Boosting energy security
Methanol production should be promoted
Fix an expiry date
Air India sale should not be allowed to drag indefinitely
Early exit
The CEA has been an enlightened voice for reform
The water crisis: Better conservation and efficiency in use are a must
The think tank projects the crisis will escalate with the water availability dwindling to merely half of the effective demand by 2030
Correct call, finally: But the delay shows ICICI Bank board in poor light
Accusations about improper loan evaluation procedures at the highest level should have been addressed much before now
IBC's blind spot: Rights of operational creditors need to be spelt out
Although the IBC allows operational creditors to invoke the insolvency resolution process, the cases of L&T and Ericsson reflect the unanticipated variables in the mix
A question of propriety: ICICI Bank's board should resign
The statement issued by the bank was a model of opacity, offering no details on the scope of the enquiry, how it was conducted, who carried it out, and the basis for the conclusion
Resume AI sale process: Govt must ease some onerous conditions for bidders
It was clear to everybody that some of the conditions mentioned in the PIM were a big put-off for any serious bidders
Senior moments: For many sports, age is just a number
The extraordinary durability of modern-day sports stars is not a serendipitous development
A quarter of Indian households are still without power
In UP and Bihar alone, 21 million households are still unconnected, almost half of the 41 million households still not electrified as of a few months ago
A question of heritage: PPPs for monument upkeep need checks and balances
So far, public sector units that have bankrolled monuments have been fairly unobtrusive in their branding at these sites
Right call: TDSAT's interim ruling is judicious for many reasons
Trai's tariff order allowed pricing flexibility to telcos with less than 30 per cent of the market subscribers or industry revenue through the new definition of SMP