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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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The cost of transfers
Ashok Khemka too needs to be treated justly
Growth comes last
Trade deficit falls, inflation steady, but industry still frozen
A job half done
New companies law is welcome but incomplete
Progress on GST
Constitutional amendment process should be started
Rewriting Writers'
What lies behind the makeover for Kolkata's iconic secretariat
Green shoots for IT
US recovery pulls sector out of the doldrums
The Telangana fallout
What is needed is autonomy for cities, not just new states
Do not escalate
Govt must continue to engage with Pakistan
India Inc looks elsewhere
Govt should also worry about outward FDI
More support prices
Govt's attempt to raise tribal incomes is counterproductive
Trial by fire, again
Raghuram Rajan has many challenges to face
Melting steel frame
Arbitrary transfers of IAS officers must end
Tightrope over crisis
RBI measures put more stress on banks
Taking the medicine
Indian generic companies need better regulation
On the back foot
How long will the BCCI brazenly avoid accountability?
Rolling back reform
Now, the government undercuts its own fertiliser reform
Mining trouble
Rejection of Niyamgiri mining throws up knotty questions
The currency fall
The danger of defending the rupee revealed
Trinamool wins rural Bengal
But local polls may not be an ideal predictor for 2014