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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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Lessons from a primary
US Republicans show dangers of irresponsible rhetoric
A vote for gradualism
US Fed's commitment to caution cheers markets
Dashing hopes
Implications of a steep fall in non-oil, non-gold imports
A regressive requirement
Educational bars for candidates dilute India's founding principles
Help with NPA clean-up
Govt must not add to banks' problems of stressed assets
Still no country for women
Justice for crimes against women remains elusive
Debt blues
Lower inflation has worrying implications for fisc, India Inc
Better numbers
Sustained IIP uptick would need redoubled effort
A long way to go
Daunting development agenda before India
Decent disclosure
India Inc must provide information on harassment panels
New spectrum caps may lead to 4G monopoly
Telecom regulator should ensure that rules are not misused by one telco to monopolise airwaves in a coveted frequency
Defence equipment parameters should be realistic
Indian companies get left out of the procurement process because they cannot fulfil ambitious military specifications
Why Congress should not disrupt Parliament over a court case
The Congress should make a coherent and sensible political case for this alleged "vendetta" on the floor of the House rather than disrupt its functioning
Rural distress intensifies
Unless irrigation expands, agriculture will not be drought-proof
Brazil's big fall
The country's crises offer a cautionary tale for India
A job for NDMA
Scenario planning to minimise disasters is a must
Banks as managers
Strategic debt restructuring poses new challenges
At odds and evens
Evaluating Delhi's road-rationing scheme
World class in Raipur
Hockey deserves more attention and resources
Chennai deluge: It's time to question reckless urbanisation
Govt's focus on 'smart cities' is fine, but basic amenities must be put into place first