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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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Positions harden in Europe
Next 10 days will be crucial if 'Grexit' is to be avoided
A big step forward
Special treatment for defence PSUs has ended
Football's own goal
Sepp Blatter did make world football more inclusive
Mr Modi goes to Dhaka
Pressure to prevent Bangladesh from getting dependent on China is real
A fiscal nightmare
Govt must control 'one-rank-one-pension' effect on spending
Shanghai's shock fall
China's government has been talking up its markets
Shrinking the Centre
Why no changes to Delhi ministries even after devolution?
Corporate results argue for a rate cut
Prima facie, there is ample room to cut with inflation well below the RBI's target levels
Wrong power focus
Reform of state electricity boards more vital than capacity increases
Bad precedent
Promulgating land ordinance for a third time is an unwise move
Time slipping away
GDP numbers call strength of economic recovery into question
In an antique trade
Free trade in Indian antiquities will help preserve heritage
Why can't Modi make a case for reform?
For fear of being "anti-poor", PM unwilling to discuss NDA govt's economic reforms
India lacks a defence strategy
Defence Minister Parrikar hamstrung by anachronistic framework
Closer to normal
Updated monsoon forecasts suggest headroom for rate cut
Becoming competitive
Three sensible prescriptions for the success of 'Make in India'
West Asia to South
'Islamic State' not as distant from India as is being imagined
Markets turn realistic
Support for indices as middle class gains confidence
Below Raisina Hill
Second rung of ministries will determine NDA's fate
Begin with retail
One-size-fits-all policy needed for online and offline retail