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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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Court must remove uncertainty over coal investments
Final coal judgment will hopefully end uncertainty
The imperial republic
Over-centralisation in Modi government an unhealthy trend
Lure of lucre
Public-sector banks need robust rewards and penalties
Wait till next summer
India may not weather the poor monsoon as well as is hoped
Looking away, not east
Skipping Asean meet makes government look amateurish
Imagining Digital India
Flagship e-governance project needs more homework
Fixing asset reconstruction processes
Are distressed assets being dealt with effectively?
Living together
BJP, SP must reduce Uttar Pradesh's communal tensions
Planning Commission's end welcome but its mistakes mustn't stay
What must replace the Planning Commission
Has RBI overreacted on Uber?
Online payment norms shouldn't be unfriendly to consumers
Navy's under-equipped warships serve little purpose
Sequencing of Navy procurement must be questioned
The wrong medicine
Should Dhoni, not coach Fletcher, pay the price of failure?
Relics of the past
Need to revamp commodity boards
End diesel subsidy now
Government must use oil windfall wisely
Govt action on environment contradicts stated objective
Government is diluting green regulations, not reforming them
A wasted moment
By ending talks with Islamabad, Delhi fails vision test
No easy routes to financial inclusion
Financial inclusion must be set up to pay for itself
Is the market's bull run sustainable?
If earnings do not perform as expected, and confidence in the new government collapses, a sharp correction might be on the cards
Meeting the Ebola threat: better safe than sorry
India needs to be firm and proactive
The 'Rajasthan Model' takes the reforms ramp
Policy reform at the top of the state's agenda