Here is the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
New guidelines for satellite channels leave wide scope for interpretation
Here is the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
India has carefully calibrated relations with Russia, but EU's decision to impose price cap on Russian oil will be the next testing point for India in balancing its national and strategic interests
BCCI's move could be a trendsetter
Elon Musk's other interests may affect Twitter
Economic debates should be informed. Changing the currency notes or printing images of Lord Ganesh and Goddess Lakshmi on them will not help
Even with 40 countries issuing new NDCs, the carbon mitigation pledges remain inadequate to contain the rise in global temperature to 1.5 degrees Celsius by the end of this century
The sector needs an outlet for the surplus stock. Government must allow export; otherwise, the industry will needlessly be pushed into the red
The Competition Commission of India's action will open up the Android space
Campaign journalism has its pitfalls
Rishi Sunak's wealth and the fact that he represents racial diversity, but not economic or class diversity, do not and cannot take away from the essential significance of his assumption to office
With corporations still complaining about margin pressures and soft demand, markets will hope for broadening of recovery
Xi Jinping's absolute power will test the world's second-largest economy
Boosting defence exports requires a major emphasis change. Instead of focusing on low-value consumables such as ammunition, India needs to concentrate on high-value, complex combat platforms
Indian cricket could benefit from much-needed transparency
The idea of asking independent directors to justify pricing does not make sense
Mallikarjun Kharge's election as party president points to the continuation of Gandhi family hegemony with all its opacity and confusions ever since Rahul Gandhi stepped down as president in 2019
Given the global economic outlook, the policy focus should be to first preserve financial stability and not take undue policy risks
Existing schemes do not focus on balanced food. Serious corrective action aimed at improving the consumption of diverse and nutritious foods can no longer be ignored