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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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Raining problems
Flooding is no longer just a rural nightmare
New judge, old wish list
Justice Misra faces a long list of judicial reforms
Reformist push
NITI Aayog's three-year action plan deserves govt's attention
India at 70
Focus should be on providing dignity to Indians
A worrying analysis
Govt should heed the Survey's advice on growth
A presidency in disarray
A defensive Donald Trump is bad news for the world
The 8% growth mirage
NITI Aayog vice-chairman's estimate fails to convince
Pakistan's known unknowns
India needs to brace itself for more turmoil
More hype than substance
Markets' dizzy heights point to short-term blips
Reverse cattle trade ban
Supreme Court provides an opportunity to Centre
NSE at a crossroads
The new MD, who takes over today, has his task cut out
Vegetarian in cattle class
Air India may have reduced consumer appetite for its services
Google in trouble
EU's landmark ruling will boost consumer choice
A soaring decision
But govt should not delay Air India's disinvestment
Ineffective solution: Latest MSPs for crops will aggravate farm distress
Except in the case of paddy and wheat, minimum support price has yet to offer remunerative prices
The NPA denouement
Govt may have to turn some banks into narrow banks
Loan politics
Farm debt waivers have serious adverse consequences
Unwarranted rush
There is a strong case for postponing the GST roll-out
Too much, too fast
Tepid earnings not in sync with stock prices, valuations
Widening jobs deficit
Schemes like MUDRA can't create scalable employment