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Business Standard Editorial Comment
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Needed: Smarter mayors
Only directly elected and empowered officers can run smart cities
Fighting spirit
War rhetoric has been reined in but other challenges remain after Uri
In defence of small shareholders
Sebi to fix promoters' side deals with PE investors
Two done, many more to go
A rush job to meet GST's April 1 deadline can be risky
The limits of intolerance
The state can mandate ways for Indians to live together
Copyright lessons
It's the textbook publishers who need to be proactive
Inflation doves soar
Status quo by key central banks implies more FPI inflows into India
Wake up on air defence
Government must come up with a clear strategy urgently
Rebooting railways
The key issue is to enhance the carrier's autonomy
Reading the pulse
Subramanian panel has many good, and a few bad, proposals
Commotion over rupee
FCNR redemption can be an opportunity to let the currency slide
IT's troubled times
Near-term demand outlook has clearly deteriorated
A grand failure, again
After Uri, India must take a hard look at repeated security lapses
Indo-Nepal reset
India needs to play its cards right this time
Mr Javadekar's agenda
The IIM issue has been fixed, but there is still a long to-do list
Taxis on the Yamuna
The idea is good, but fraught with risks
ISRO's cryogenic leap
Cryogenic technology powers India into an exclusive club
Cauvery's troubled waters
Each state's share should be linked to the rainfall received
Beefed up for exclusion
Mewat's biryani politics holds ominous portents
Where is the recovery?
Declining inflation softens an unexpectedly sharp fall in the IIP