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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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Fast-forward on retro tax
Govt's latest move to sort out the issue is a welcome sign
The menace of paid news
Don't go beyond making it an electoral offence
Who created bitcoins?
Hurdles before the digital currency
Ambitious capex plans
Where is the surplus to service the railways' debt?
Flying against the wind
Capping short-haul air fares is retrograde
A burning issue
Joint forest management needed to prevent fires
Subsidised gas
New scheme faces many challenges, raises questions
The launch of Navic
ISRO's navigational system has a few more barriers to cross
The wood or the trees?
Commerce ministry needs to re-examine its premises
Murky defence deals
Lack of convictions points to a flawed investigation process
Evening the odds
Reducing pollution demands a more rounded approach
Signs of hope
Early bird results suggest business cycle may be turning up
From censor to certifier
Shyam Benegal panel offers good advice on CBFC's role
Apple's diagnosis
China and the iPhone slow, but India shines
EPF dilemmas
Reform a casualty amid much confusion
Companies run by god-men need regulation too
The spiritual gurus running these businesses would do well to note that the aura of spiritualism might not shield them from the regulatory structure for too long
Hallmark complications
Assaying gold jewellery may be a good idea, but it's tricky
Retail licence Raj
Too much discretion in single-brand retail regulation
Balancing power
Debate needed on Speaker's role and accountability
Twin narratives
Clarity needed on political intervention in terror cases