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Preparing for the great refresh
The starting point is prospective board candidates must be clear why they are being asked to join the board and whether they are the right fit
 "Preparing for the great refresh")
Fresh urgency on pension reforms
The Union government needs to step in and lead the next round of pension reforms, which are now in danger of unravelling
 "Fresh urgency on pension reforms")
Best of BS Opinion: Grain of the matter, questions about I2U2, and more
Here are the top BS Opinion articles of the day
 "Best of BS Opinion: Grain of the matter, questions about I2U2, and more")
'Rational man' regulation: A farce
People who circle junkyards for matching hubcaps will buy mutual funds without reading the prospectus
The revenge of orthodoxy
Across the world, emerging economies that tried to defy orthodox policy making are in danger
 "The revenge of orthodoxy")
Surveyor cannot apply deductions arbitrarily
The National Commission held the insurer liable to settle the claim in accordance with the original computation of loss jointly signed by the surveyor and insured
The rise in the incidence of digital fraud
Over the years, there has been a significant change in the types of frauds affecting the banking industry
 "The rise in the incidence of digital fraud")
BS Views of the week: Population, caste system in jobs, Sri Lanka, and more
Business Standard's opinion pages this week focused on India's population, the Sri Lanka crisis, gender gap, and much more >
 "BS Views of the week: Population, caste system in jobs, Sri Lanka, and more")
The future of television
TV's spot on the new video ecosystem building up is certain. What we will be calling it is not
Creating a bit of space for freedom
Governments have no incentive to secure the civil liberties of citizens
 "Creating a bit of space for freedom")
Best of BS Opinion: Trading gains, a makeover for North Block, and more
Here are the top BS Opinion articles of the day
 "Best of BS Opinion: Trading gains, a makeover for North Block, and more")
Subtle subversions
The book went into four editions. It was marketed as a children's book
Understanding inflation in the US
Lessons from economics and history need to be applied appropriately by the public authorities to the changing situations
A first half worth forgetting
Contrasting narratives are plausible and in play after a truly terrible six months for the markets
 "A first half worth forgetting")
Negative interest rate and financial repression
Investments drive growth but how will investors get funds if the savings pile shrinks with no incentive to save in a negative interest rate regime?
BS Views of the week: Flight safety, oil price risks, 5G policy, and more
Business Standard's opinion pages this week focused on flight safety, oil price risks, SC-Nupur Sharma controversy, and much more >
 "BS Views of the week: Flight safety, oil price risks, 5G policy, and more")
Brook's ways
Interestingly, Brook was not the first person to break down the Mahabharata and offer up a very different insight into its story
Nitish Kumar burns another bridge
But Nitish Kumar has to make an existential choice: Between governance and politics
 "Nitish Kumar burns another bridge")
Blasphemy, offence and defence
Can we complain about Mohammed Zubair of Alt News? The answer isn't a simple yes or no. It is no, no and yes
When is it time to change your celebrity?
When is it time to change your celebrity? When the incumbent is visibly starting to show a downward spiral? Well, that's too simplistic. And obvious
