Business Standard Editorial Comment
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Editorial comments from Business Standard
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Persistent problem
India is not creating enough jobs
 "Persistent problem")
WTO still lives
Outcomes for India were mixed
 "WTO still lives")
IPL beyond a boundary
Its structure and ambit could gain from tweaks
 "IPL beyond a boundary")
The next level
5G will open up opportunities for businesses
 "The next level")
Regional imbalance
Focus on equitable growth
 "Regional imbalance")
A unique jobs conundrum
The mega-recruitment drive poses many challenges
 "A unique jobs conundrum")
Unreasonable terms
New environment index is not objective
 "Unreasonable terms")
Regulations and disclosures
No room for arbitrary distinction between foreign & domestic retailers
 "Regulations and disclosures")
The longevity puzzle
Life expectancy remains sub-par despite massive govt schemes
 "The longevity puzzle")
Rights violations
Right to speech and property must be protected
Controlling the hard sell
New guidelines toughen advertising standards usefully
 "Controlling the hard sell")
Shifting cycle
Investors should be prepared for further turmoil
 "Shifting cycle")
CDS: Unsettled questions
New eligibility conditions are surprising
 "CDS: Unsettled questions")
Increasing equity exposure
EPFO should first fix the basics
 "Increasing equity exposure")
Time to rationalise
GST structure needs improvement
 "Time to rationalise")
Macroeconomic adjustment
Risks for growth and asset prices have increased
Kashmir: Back to the future
Govt must work for lasting political peace
 "Kashmir: Back to the future")
For an enduring solution
WTO rules on foodgrains must be updated
 "For an enduring solution")
Covid concerns - again
Govt must gear up to treat the disease as endemic
 "Covid concerns - again")
Dial down rhetoric
BJP must demand greater responsibility from its members
 "Dial down rhetoric")
