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Business Standard Editorial Comment
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Isro's achievement
But now time for some tough questions
Party poopers?
Parties draw the wrong lessons from the AAP's success
The AAP effect
The party has already shaken up national politics
Transparency and rules
Who should regulate business schools?
Regulating Bitcoin?
RBI wakes up to the virtual currency
Three in ten
Prime minister's reticence hasn't been good for his government
Anticipating a framework
RBI's new monetary policy target must be realistic
Decide in the open
A step forward for judicial appointments
More subsidies
The AAP's hurry may result in irresponsible governance
Farewell 2013
A year of missed opportunities
A ticking time bomb?
Re-examine government's role as owner of banks
Maternal mortality rate falls
But there is a long way to go
A welcome move
Farm trade needs private wholesale markets, too
Mutual funds' panic
Morgan Stanley's departure roils a troubled industry
AAP's next step
Arvind Kejriwal must now take up the business of governance
The greatest
Jacques Kallis' Test record stands alone
Reforming regulators
Law to reshape regulatory landscape needs expansion
Autonomy for ATMs
Govt must give up majority control of public sector banks
Paying off doctors
One MNC says it will stop, but what about Indian companies?
Good news, and bad
Number of slums drops, but rural toilets still a problem