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Best of BS Opinion: How India can turn policy setbacks into gains

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Defence tech: A case for collaboration with India's industry base

India needs to identify its choice of advanced tech, which can serve military and commercial applications. More importantly, India should aspire to become a creator of tech

Time for Indian manufacturing to step up as Trump tariffs reshape trade

While all nations are bracing themselves for the impact, leaders of different countries have reacted differently

Are regulators becoming managers? Concerns grow over autonomy risks

Regulators are increasingly asserting control over MD appointments by rejecting candidate panels submitted by regulated entities, curtailing proposed tenures, and altering remuneration structures

Best of BS Opinion: US tariff risks, India's police reforms, and Bitcoin

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Smart mining feeds tech's hunger for rare earths and critical minerals

Mining's next phase of growth is being shaped by the very technologies that use what it digs out from the Earth. Technology is making mining greener and safer

Maintaining law and order: Police forces urgently need legal training

The disturbing point about the findings of this study is that these extreme approaches to law and order persist more than seven decades since Independence

US reciprocal tariffs: Implications for India's global trade partnerships

India is concerned specifically about the reciprocal tariffs the US has threatened to impose on April 2

External risks: US trade policy may affect economic growth in FY26

According to the National Statistics Office's second advance estimates, the Indian economy is estimated to have grown 6.5 per cent in FY25

Liberation day: How should Indian firms and policymakers respond?

Firms in India tend to be highly connected into the US economy through elite human networks

Consumer protection: Manufacturer held liable for defective hip implant

The National Consumer Commission exonerated the doctor and the hospital but found DePuy and Johnson & Johnson liable for the defective implant

Best of BS Opinion: Mastering the art of defence and counterattack

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BJP's boatman in Kerala: Can Chandrasekhar steer the party to success?

Mr Chandrasekhar calls himself a fauji brat who was born in Ahmedabad and grew up in cantonments all over India: Ladakh, Jorhat, and Delhi

A wake-up call for Indian advertising as CCI cracks down on cartel

The CCI raids are a rap on the knuckles - but how did Indian advertising agencies end up here?

A fighting comeback: How Indian martial arts are reclaiming their spotlight

Indian martial arts are not mere relics of a bygone era; they are a vibrant component of the nation's cultural identity

US President Trump's 25% tariff hands the car industry keys to China

By smashing up the links holding the delicate non-Chinese supply chain together, Mr Trump is guaranteeing a future where Beijing rules the road

Trump's threat to pull the trigger may jolt India's complacent elite

India needs another shot of difficult reform, of the kind only possible at gunpoint. Mr Trump holds that gun to our heads now

Trump tariffs: India needs short- and medium-term agricultural trade plans

From 2022 to 2024, India earned $5.75 bn per year from agri-export to the US, which constituted one-tenth of India's agri exports to the world. In the same period, India imported agricultural product

Accounting for performance: MPs need better pay to deliver results

When MPs' salaries were raised in 2018, then finance minister Arun Jaitley introduced a proposal for automatic revision every five years

Best of BS Opinion: Why every layer matters in India's growth story

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