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Business Standard Editorial Comment
Business Standard Editorial Comment
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Core problems
On roads and railways, government approach confusing
Free speech victory
The commercial & constitutional implications of Sec 66A judgment
Singapore's elusive model
The country Lee Kuan Yew created is difficult to be replicated
Looking for a step forward
Government's efforts on land deserve credit
Moving on Aadhaar
A privacy law will add to its legitimacy
Preparing for the Fed
No room for complacency from RBI
Copying nation
What to do about cheating in examinations?
No more patience
Fed signals the end of crisis-fighting
The wrong prongs
Draconian strategy on black money ill-advised
Parts and whole
Challenges for the Indian Financial Code
Past mistakes aren't past
Recent moves on transfer pricing tax need clarity
The state of cows
Slaughter bans do not help protect cattle
A bright spot?
India's numbers good, but reform cannot be postponed
A new challenge for railways
Costlier capital means bar for efficiency raised
Budgetary constraints
Funds may be a hurdle for Mr Modi's Indian Ocean ambitions
India's gold obsession needs a correction
Measures in Budget only tackle symptoms
A re-emerging dilemma
Apparent hardening of inflation means less room for RBI
Apple makes a market
What lies behind the design and price of the Apple Watch
Speed is key
Questions arising from the CBI court summons
Not enough on rupee
RBI should do more to prevent rupee appreciation