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Aam Aadmi Party: A victim of Arvind Kejriwal's political ambition

Arvind Kejriwal and AAP already had a second chance; there might not be a third one

Was it necessary to arrest Delhi Law Minister Jitender Singh Tomar?

The Delhi Police on Tuesday arrested Delhi Law Minister Jitender Singh Tomar for allegedly faking his educational degree

Blood and water: The strange link between CAA and a 1958 Bollywood classic

The contentious CAA and protests against it find echoes in Yahudi

Best of BS Opinion: Year of gig workers, US-China trade deal, and more

Gig workers, National Register of Citizens and the conundrum with Muslims, US-China Trade War are some of the issues opinion writers tackle

Best of BS Opinion: Does IBC work for financial companies?

From the manner in which dormant sub-nationalism is coming to the surface to all that could possibly go wrong if the resolution of financial service providers happens under the IBC, here's a selection

Touching leaves after burning hands: BJP plans massive CAA outreach

Bharatiya Janata Party has taken many fire-fighting measures, including an extensive outreach programme especially among the minorities and the rural people

Best of BS Opinion: Reviving economic growth, containing China, and more

Judicial intervention, though effective, is one step away from being an arrangement in which the people have a say.

Best of BS Opinion: Lessons for BJP, India's economic slowdown, and more

Here's a collection of Business Standard Opinion pieces for the day

As Azad takes giant steps in Dalit politics, Mayawati looses sleep

According to her, the Bhim Army chief stages such protests to get arrested and later play the victim card to gain public sympathy and publicity

Best of BS Opinion: Accountability of executive and need for more voices

Here's a collection of Business Standard Opinion pieces for the day

Best of BS Opinion: Rethinking GST, Citizenship Act protest, and more

Here's a collection of Business Standard Opinion pieces for the day

Year of the banana?

The farcicality should be obvious to everyone, but artists and art writers can be persuasive about the 'meaning' of such work, laying it at the altar of high art

Misfits matter

In his debut collection, Mumbai-based journalist and poet Suhit Kelkar has channelled Greek myths to indulge in a sort of personal mythopoeia

Improbable lessons for today from a propagandist film of a century ago

The restoration itself is a reminder of the magic of colours and countries coming together

The price of speaking their mind is particularly high for sportspersons

Mesut Ozil with Turkish roots, chose to condemn the Chinese government's treatment of Uighur Muslims in the country's Xinjiang province

Best of BS Opinion: Indo-US defence ties, IUC regime, and more

Here's a collection of Business Standard Opinion pieces for the day

Aandhi: The hurricane of an ambitious woman in a world dominated by men

Were there similarities between Indira Gandhi and Suchitra Sen's character in Gulzar's 1975 movie?

Frames per second: Killing Gandhi, again

Neither the mahatma's murder, nor the Babri demolition was a result of madness. Astute men and women planned both, funded them, and provided logistical and ideological support

Best of BS Opinion: Banking crisis, Citizenship Act protest, and more

From protest against Citizenship Amendment Act to why banking crisis is still not over, Business Standard brings you the best of opinions for the day

When masses take over policy

The way our govt manages our economy - inflation, jobs, growth, interest rates - directly and indirectly affects us