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Breather for NGOs
FCRA relaxations offer only partial relief
 "Breather for NGOs")
Capex for revival
Govt has done well to increase expenditure
 "Capex for revival")
Platform economy
Entitlement extension should be calibrated
 "Platform economy")
All in the family
Succession planning in India Inc remains a clannish exercise
 "All in the family")
Next stage for GST
Rate rationalisation will be critical
 "Next stage for GST")
Europe first
Russia-Ukraine war will preoccupy the G7 for a long time
 "Europe first")
Spreading textile hubs
Govt must focus on downturn in cotton production
 "Spreading textile hubs")
New law, old problems
Industrial hubs won't alter SEZ weaknesses
 "New law, old problems")
Krishnamurthy's legacy
Recapturing the glory of the Indian public sector
 "Krishnamurthy's legacy")
Small stocks, big losses
Retail investors should limit exposure
 "Small stocks, big losses")
BRICS no longer matters
The emerging-market grouping has failed to retain relevance
 "BRICS no longer matters")
Digital push needs caution
The RBI should take note of some critical lacunae
 "Digital push needs caution")
Stabilise Sri Lanka
The world, including India, must step up
 "Stabilise Sri Lanka")
Crude oil diplomacy
India should protect its longer-term interests
 "Crude oil diplomacy")
Fiscal weakness
State finances can impede growth
 "Fiscal weakness")
Unknown unknowns
Risk of a global shock will increase with higher rates
 "Unknown unknowns")
No single-use plastic
There is no case for extending the deadline
 "No single-use plastic")
Managing currency risks
Adjustment in the rupee exchange rate should not be delayed
 "Managing currency risks")
Textbook errors
NCERT's edits will distort learning outcomes
 "Textbook errors")
Avoid sudden changes
Recruitment reform should have been handled carefully
 "Avoid sudden changes")
