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Business Standard Editorial Comment
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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Step backward on reform
Government junks plans to modernise airport sector
Solar target
New challenges for augmenting solar power capacity
Banking's new frontier
Bandhan Bank's tasks and opportunities
Why China's leadership has lost considerable credibility
In retrospect, rumours that Mr Xi was a market reformer appear to have been exaggerated; he has focused on asserting China's leadership on the world stage
Fuel for reform
Falling prices an opportunity for quick reforms in oil and gas
A healthier India
More money, better governance needed in public health care
Market mayhem
Sheen is off Indian equities
No end to call problems
Spectrum sharing guidelines won't solve issues
End tax uncertainty
Govt must learn from the MAT controversy
The drones of tomorrow
Unmanned aerial vehicles need enabling regulations
Merits of experimentation
Diversity of payments bank models should aid their success
Specious logic
Airport privatisation deserves a sincere try
Standards matter
CNG vs petrol debate a red herring
Unsustainable boost
India Inc can't rely forever on falling prices of commodities
Flak over OROP
Campaign may be exceeding acceptable boundaries
Partnering the Emirates
Building on successes of PM's trip to the UAE
Directed lending vs start-ups
PM's plan & innovative ventures belong to different worlds
Lowering expectations
NSAs won't work miracles, but meeting is useful
A political speech
But no overtures to reach out to Opposition
Seven steps forward
Evaluating public sector bank rescue plan