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Courting reform: Newly appointed CJI B R Gavai must address case pendency
Justice Gavai has been part of several seminal apex court judgments - among them, upholding the revocation of Jammu & Kashmir's special status, the one on demonetisation
 "Courting reform: Newly appointed CJI B R Gavai must address case pendency")
Why manufacturing-led export still matters for the poor countries
What made the traditional development model so successful was its reliance on exports, which enabled countries like South Korea to tap into virtually unlimited global demand
 "Why manufacturing-led export still matters for the poor countries")
Finality of biz transactions: How delays undermined the Bhushan resolution
Court ordered the liquidation of BPS, which had been successfully rescued under the IBC in 2019 with the approval of relevant market participants and layers of state agencies
 "Finality of biz transactions: How delays undermined the Bhushan resolution")
Why the conflict on India's border could reshape the FM's fiscal priorities
A Kargil-style squeeze on public finances is unlikely in 2025, but rising defence demands may challenge Nirmala Sitharaman's consolidation strategy
 "Why the conflict on India's border could reshape the FM's fiscal priorities")
Best of BS Opinion: Defining moves in foreign policy, travel, and memory
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
 "Best of BS Opinion: Defining moves in foreign policy, travel, and memory")
DigiYatra: A shining example of India's innovative DPI model in air travel
The national digital traveller identity platform shows how innovations with thoughtful design can drive systemic change
 "DigiYatra: A shining example of India's innovative DPI model in air travel")
The new normal: India's stand on terrorism is clear with Operation Sindoor
Given Pakistan's uncertain and fragile polity, along with the state-terrorist nexus, there is always a risk of such weapons falling into the wrong hands with consequences for the entire world
 "The new normal: India's stand on terrorism is clear with Operation Sindoor")
Manufacturing mission: The sector needs the right policy intervention
One of the core challenges lies in the structural composition of Indian manufacturing
Best of BS Opinion: When pressure finally breaks into possibilities
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
 "Best of BS Opinion: When pressure finally breaks into possibilities")
FTAs: It is time for India to pause and reassess its trade strategy
While the full FTA text remains undisclosed, publicly available details reveal signs of concern. This write-up flags three key issues
 "FTAs: It is time for India to pause and reassess its trade strategy")
Finding Indian media's Ted Lassos: M&E needs bold policy, capital
The growth in M&E slowed to 3.3 per cent in 2024 from 8.3 per cent in the previous year, thanks to a drop in revenue for TV, animation and visual effects
 "Finding Indian media's Ted Lassos: M&E needs bold policy, capital")
Revenge of the rich: Time to rethink and rewrite the global trade script
In the 25-odd years of this global trade order, there are now new losers and winners
 "Revenge of the rich: Time to rethink and rewrite the global trade script")
Improving govt buying: Foreign companies join in, but hurdles remain
Government procurement is, at its core, about expenditure efficiency
 "Improving govt buying: Foreign companies join in, but hurdles remain")
Green taxonomy: More resources will flow to climate-friendly projects
The draft taxonomy, launched with the aim of directing capital flows towards sustainable and climate-aligned activities, is thus a welcome development
 "Green taxonomy: More resources will flow to climate-friendly projects")
Terms of engagement: India resets rules for Pakistan with new red lines
The limited military engagement last week would have likely provided plenty of information and data points that can be used to improve the readiness of the Indian armed forces
 "Terms of engagement: India resets rules for Pakistan with new red lines")
Are we on the cusp of an insurance revolution transforming India?
The stage is set - not just for incremental growth, but for a structural leap that can redefine how insurance is accessed, delivered and experienced across India
 "Are we on the cusp of an insurance revolution transforming India?")
Artificial intelligence checks in: How it is changing the travel sector
AI-powered advisors, facial recognition and GenAI chatbots are among tools that people, airlines and the hospitality industry are using to make travel more comfortable and convenient
 "Artificial intelligence checks in: How it is changing the travel sector")
Consumer protection: Legal heir, not nominee, is beneficiary of policy
The high court held that the Insurance Act, a general law, must yield to the Succession Act, a special law that governs the rights of legal heirs
 "Consumer protection: Legal heir, not nominee, is beneficiary of policy")
Why General Munir may have seen Kashmir normalcy as a threat to 'destiny'
The April 22 Pahalgam attack may be rooted in a deeper anxiety inside GHQ Rawalpindi, where Kashmir's peace disrupts the old script of rebellion and resistance
 "Why General Munir may have seen Kashmir normalcy as a threat to 'destiny'")
Why Trump's 'weak dollar' plan misreads America's trade deficit
The global demand for dollars, the argument goes, drives up its value, making US-made goods more expensive than imports
 "Why Trump's 'weak dollar' plan misreads America's trade deficit")