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A new dawn for nuclear energy?

Small modular reactors can have enormous implications for energy transition in India

BS Views of the week: Twin Tower demolition, GDP numbers, INS Vikrant, and more

Business Standard's opinion pages this week focused on Supertech Twin Tower demolition, INS Vikrant, Net zero emissions, and much more >

Best of BS Opinion: Economic 'Long Covid', plummeting Bollywood, and more

Here is the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for Saturday

Questions on a Make-in-India carrier

The new INS Vikrant is reason to celebrate. But it also raises tough questions for India's military and political leaderships

Best of BS Opinion: INS Vikrant joins Navy, clean hydrogen, and more

Here is the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for Friday

The world of clean hydrogen buzzing with activity

Interest on the buyers' side is rising too

Best of BS Opinion: Disappointing GDP numbers, data protection, and more

Here is the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for Thursday

Best of BS Opinion: Path to a conducive environment

Here are the top BS Opinion articles of the day

A bad idea: Separating 'E' from ESG

The S and G pillars are as important as E in assessing corporate performance

Best of BS Opinion: Broken real estate policy, bench strength, and more

Here are the top BS Opinion articles of the day

India's low youth employment rate

The 15-24 years age group has a relatively low labour participation rate (LPR). Between 2016-17 and 2021-22, while the average was 42.6%, the LPR for the youth was much lower at 22.7%

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala: A perspective

In fact, Rakesh's achievement was greater than that of Mr Simons, a mathematical genius who has a team of super-bright mathematicians and physicists to develop quantitative techniques

Best of BS Opinion: Reforming ratings, the fake 'freebie' debate, and more

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Why saving enough for retirement is difficult

Longevity risk, taxes, financial repression, unexpected high inflation, career risk, and psychological factors make it very difficult to save enough for retirement

Treasury losses haven't derailed good run of banks

With healthy credit growth, bad loans will shrink further in percentage terms, but if the banks throw caution to the winds for building loan books, such loans may resurface again and spoil the party

Best of BS Opinion: Semiconductor manufacturing, politics of AAP, and more

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The last picture: Capturing the memory of a lifetime

A woman's quest for the perfect final shot

Congress's biggest liability is its glorious past

After the 2004 victory, Congress allowed its hangers-on and its own fake Socialist nostalgia to override the most important political argument for the day and years to come

Best of BS Opinion: Discoms dues, code for pharma marketing, and more

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An interim Sebi order must not be open-ended

Delayed justice is unfair to those who may ultimately be found not guilty, and also to those who may be found guilty