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Business Standard Editorial Comment
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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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Resolving a disagreement
Govt-SC dispute on appointments has run too long
Another talk-fest
Global climate meet in Marrakech achieves little
Out of cash
Rural distress must be addressed urgently
Lead from the front
Mr Modi should ask BJP to declare its sources of funding
Restore rule of law
Centre has a duty to restrain Punjab's defiance of SC
An accident waiting to happen
Indian Railways needs to walk the talk on safety first
A question of independence
Tatas should have treated independent directors better
Indian IT needs to reboot
Lower guidance is a pointer to a harsh reality
Fake news, real threat
Manipulating social media is easy with no downside for failure
A useful partner
India-Israel relations should be deeper and broader
Exports surge, but...
Need to remove sector-specific bottlenecks to sustain growth
Monetising the deficit
Using demonetisation to plug the fiscal gap is not without risks
Demonetisation: Misalignment of note sizes part of a bigger problem
This inattention to standards is not confined to currency notes and their suitability for ATM machines; it is symptomatic of a whole range of materials and components
Muddying the waters
World Bank's stand on Indus Water Treaty defies logic
PM's demonetisation speech should focus less on emotion, more on reason
PM's emotional intervention has not reassured the public
Remonetise, fast
Govt must import currency notes to avoid an economic shock
A wrong strategy
Seeking differentiated tariffs in a trade treaty is counterproductive
Worsening bankability
Banks' Q2 results show bad loan problem far from over
Media trumped
Mistaking political trends points to confirmation bias
UK's rigid stand on immigration does not bode well for trade
UK announced a new set of tighter visa rules that would further curtail the number of eligible Indians