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Best of BS Opinion: FTA benefits elude India, improved prospects & more

Here is the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today

BharatCompute for AI ascendancy

India needs a strategy that goes beyond setting up graphical processing units and focuses on leveraging its abundant talent

FTA benefits elude India

The high import and low export trend is likely to continue with free-trade agreements under negotiation

Pakistan abandoned

Hard economic decisions will help its future

Improved prospects

Post-harvest losses must be minimised

How long will the good run last?

In public, bankers exude confidence and say everything is hunky-dory, but the rising defaults in a few pockets don't exactly suggest this

Best of BS Opinion: Holy grail of blended commerce, A decade after & more

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A decade after

States need engines of growth

Deadly negligence

Hospital fire underlines criminal regulatory failure

Governance by disguised legislation

The tyranny of circulars must end to ensure democratic legitimacy of laws and ease of doing business

Holy grail of blended commerce

Combining the power of physical and online retail represents the next frontier

Writings on the Valley wall

Reading the writings on the wall in poll-bound Kashmir, we find change for the better, aspiration, a quiet celebration of peace, but don't confuse it for closure

Writings on the Valley wall - 2

This is the second set of excerpts from Shekhar Gupta's "Writing On The Wall" from the poll-bound Kashmir Valley

Best of BS Opinion: Electricity subsidies, impending changes and more

Here is the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today

Govt must be pro-competition rather than pro-business

Subrahmanyam's call for lower import duties is significant because it is contrary to the present government's policy of giving more and more protection to domestic producers

Frivolous complaint can cost consumer dearly

National Commission concluded that false and baseless allegations had been made in the complaint to claim a highly exaggerated and atrocious amount of compensation

Sounds just like you: The rise of voice technology

Voice and speech recognition market is expected to be worth $53 bn by 2030. From personal digital assistants to voice-based search, there are increasing applications of the technology

Electricity subsidies are getting done better

On-Budget subsidies create more gratitude in the voter

The success story of fish farming

Composite fish farming has, over the years, witnessed some major modifications. One of its notable new versions is vertical fish culture

Impending changes

The Tories stare at the likely end of 14 years in power