Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
When seen historically, India's exchange rate arrangement, both de-facto and de-jure, was floating from 1999 to 2022 (independent, managed, and floating)
Far from empowering the poor, the proliferation of freebies could have the opposite effect, harming social and economic outcomes
Why building educational institutions is a better path to promoting Uttarakhand than relying on unplanned tourism that is degrading its environment
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
Grid-level constraints compound the problem. Solar generation is geographically concentrated, while transmission capacity and energy storage remain severely inadequate
Almost every analyst and commentator is questioning not the logic but the price at which this deal is being discussed
With the DGCA's statutory status remaining only on paper, the civil aviation ministry is making a bigger noise about what action should be taken against IndiGo
Control of the Western Hemisphere is necessary to achieve ends that are important in domestic politics
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
Revive PPPs, enable group taxation for infra SPVs, fund high-speed rail separately, and prioritise urban projects to reignite growth, argues infra expert
After being shunned by foreign investors and missing the AI boom, a cheaper market, earnings revival, and macro stability offer a contrarian opportunity
India has made the first leg very efficient; the next phase should be to gradually strengthen the second and third
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
The RBI under him prizes stability, yet remains open to reform. The onus is on the banking industry to prove it deserves Malhotra's trust
While bilateral targets are ambitious, exporters wary of payment, logistics risks; deeper ties with West still drive business pragmatism
Battery mandates and lower buyback tariffs aim to ease discom losses, but risk slowing household adoption of solar power
CBAM to penalise polluting exporters; India should push for deep EU trade pact and simpler carbon tax over complex cap-and-trade
UPI ease spurs second payments bank accounts for daily use; AI tools like MuleHunter.ai flag 20,000 mule accounts monthly
The Medical Council had exonerated Dr Agarwal of negligence. But the Consumer Commission held him guilty because he was an allopathic doctor who had prescribed an ayurvedic drug