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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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High on confidence
But corporate results show no signs of demand revival
Wake up, B-schools
Indian management institutions not striving for excellence
No deal on climate
India, US cooperate on climate, but no agreement
The value of consistency
RBI must adhere to a course once selected
The two RKs
The brothers helped shape India's view of itself
Three days in New Delhi
US president's trip removes some major irritants
On an ECB high
Europe's stimulus may overheat Indian equities
What Syriza's victory in Greece means for Europe
Difficult to see how the party's demands and a Germany-led northern Europe's expectations can be reconciled
The patent puzzle
Indian licensing of patented drugs is a win-win
The Muslim population
No cause for paranoia about religious demography
From mud to medicine
A major breakthrough in antibiotics
Half-strength squadrons
Tejas fighters are taking too long to arrive
Trust the market
Will urea decontrol go far enough?
Roaring good news
Sustainability of India's tiger population rise is the key
The grain mountain
India's foodgrain policy takes some steps forward
Hoping for a breakthrough
Can Barack Obama's visit lift India-US ties out of gloom?
Flying the future
A reformed SpiceJet should help the sector
No substitutes
'Make in India' should not become import substitution
The real flu
Government must take swine flu seriously
Focus on jobs
Narendra Modi presents his govt's socio-economic agenda