Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
India's growing external and internal threats demand urgent shifts in fiscal focus to strengthen defence, policing, and cyber capabilities
India's ambitious river-linking plan faces criticism for environmental and human costs
Indian banking sector stable, but global debt and economic volatility loom large
Addressing unfilled positions in courts, police, and hospitals could boost productivity and ease citizens' lives
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
The H-1B visa debate pits MAGA hardliners against tech billionaires, revealing deep divisions over immigration and economic policy in Trump's incoming administration
Shifting household consumption patterns and evolving priorities call for updates to inflation indices and a rethink of food and subsidy policies in India
Conflicting data, fragmented markets, and outdated metrics: Here's why reframing the narrative on India's consumption is essential to address the diverse realities of 2025
Survey reveals low hunger intensity, yet millions face undernourishment and poor food quality
He introduced a dual exchange rate mechanism in February 1992 and unified exchange rate mechanism in February 1993, effectively engineering a further devaluation of about 30 per cent
Many investors resist rolling return analysis, preferring specific-date comparisons, which are often skewed to favour certain narratives
To truly unleash the potential of India's manufacturing sector, there is a need to think of dense, large-scale housing for workers as infrastructure
RBI's focus on customer, compliance and collaboration will continue in 2025. It will have new initiatives balancing innovation and prudence
Singh's term as Prime Minister also witnessed several landmark decisions which, in a way, were built on the foundation he laid as finance minister
Manmohan Singh showed that technocrats can change nations' destinies as effectively as any populist
Next time the GDP numbers are announced, the slowdown could be attributed to global economic weakness, rising oil prices, or another drop in domestic capex
India's financial sector, dominated by public sector banks in 1991, had been long repressed by rigid controls on interest rate
On security, a truly defence-ready Europe still looks a distant prospect even after the biggest full-scale conflict on home soil since 1945
Manmohan Singh had no power base or interest in building one, yet his legacy speaks for itself