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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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Cattle politics: The new rules on animal slaughter are absurd
The move is draconian for several reasons.
Bull charge, for now
But debate over market valuations persists
A wealth of spiritualism
India's growing prosperity is becoming fertile ground for 'godmen'
Not just Donald Trump, automation is the real threat to IT jobs
Protectionism & automation make skilling India vital
Tarnishing Aadhaar
Govt should not overuse the Unique ID
Battling fake news
But technical advancement points to an unending war
The Tata-Docomo lesson
Rules cannot be applied retrospectively
Doubling farmers' income
Doubts persist over NITI Aayog's grand plan
Date with Earth's twin
A mission to Venus is both challenging and rewarding
Flipkart must not squander its latest funding on discounts
It needs to reduce its burn rate
FRBM 2.0
Fiscal prudence is about the quality of expenditure, not just quantity
Battle of digital assistants
Technology will soon make PAs redundant
Unnecessary intervention
Allowing duty-free imports of sugar was not required
A double whammy
Worsening inflation, factory output point to policy challenges
On the house?
AAP's proposal to waive property tax is impractical
Risks remain
Monetary policy committee has good reason to stay cautious
The 26-week paid maternity leave is actually counter-productive
These stipulations will discourage small businesses from hiring women altogether
Defence Ministry needs stability, it is not a part-time job
The government should end this short-term solution and appoint a full-fledged minister
Now, back to business
Overwhelming mandate presents Modi with an opportunity to tackle bad debts in state-owned banks
The incorrect way
Congress should have been invited first in Goa, Manipur