Business Standard Editorial Comment
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Business Standard Editorial Comment
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.
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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Behind the excitement
Can start-ups ensure sustainable job growth?
Recipe for pulses
Long-term solutions needed to tackle domestic output deficit
Pre-1991 thinking
Statist mindset runs through draft capital goods policy
Apple's app woes
Govt must move swifter on privacy law
Mixed results
No sign yet of demand revival
A new tax regime
Govt must consult industry and implement BEPS project
His way
How Virender Sehwag shaped the cricket world
Keeping abreast
Judiciary needs to keep up with economic knowledge
Aadhaar gets a boost
Govt should now bring forth an effective privacy law
Elusive jobs growth
Current trend could have significant political implications
Controversy over beef
A cow slaughter ban has many economic consequences
The core connection
Success of coal mine auctions rests on power sector reforms
Lessons from Bose dossiers
Declassifying official documents should be routine decisions
Local giants, global dwarfs
The Brand Derby results are a wake-up call for Indian brands
Judicial independence
Judiciary must now do a better job of selecting judges
Falling exports
Greater need to stimulate domestic growth drivers
Giving back prizes
The larger problem is with government awards
Future disputes
New spectrum trading norms fail to recognise ground reality
Implicit guarantees
State government debt may not be properly rated
NSDC needs re-skilling
India Inc also must play a more meaningful role