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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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Ignoring values
Why the Maldives' election is bad news for India
Troubles with trade
India needs to redouble efforts at the WTO
Precious materials
The importance of C N R Rao's Bharat Ratna
Back to basics
The problem with niche banks
The reputation game
India Inc should sponsor global sport to build its credentials
The Party keeps control
China's leaders disappoint by speaking again in generalities
Real estate reforms
Lessons from Campa Cola colony
Clarifying the rules
How to label imported packaged foods
Pointing fingers
PM, FM criticise CBI, but what of the govt's own inaction?
Protecting lives
India must emerge from Warsaw with a climate change deal
No green shoots
Industry, inflation data point to economy's bottlenecks
Single market truths
Lessons of Bengal's ill-advised restriction on potato trade
Wages of complacency
India's structural weakness on external account unaddressed
Edit: Arvind Kejriwal must know era of free utilities is over
Kejriwal's rational calculation about electoral politics is not matched by his party's commitment to rational policy.
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No Gorbachevs
Lowering expectations from China's Party Congress
India's perfect game
Vishwanathan Anand's career shows chess works for India
The forgotten objective
Telecom policy should encourage efficient use of spectrum
The more the merrier
RBI opens up to wholly owned subsidiaries of foreign banks
A 1970s argument
Don't blame trade openness for failure to grow manufacturing
The row over GM crops
Bt brinjal in Bangladesh calls for a policy review by India