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Agnipath, fire and misfire

Modi govt's biggest flaw has been its disinclination to accept limitations of electoral majorities. This ruined land acquisition and farm reform, and stalled labour codes

IPL: An unsustainable media bubble

The price of IPL, points more strongly than ever, to the fact that content costs are skyrocketing while advertising and subscription revenues have simply not kept pace

It hurts to be intolerant

India's engagement with the world is now coloured by what it is doing internally

Towards a new global governance architecture

In the current context, the US and its allies now seem to be rethinking the role of Russia and China in the international security system

Missing the significance of IPEF

Despite its misgivings, India stands to gain from the overlap in the agenda of the Quad and the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework

Best of BS Opinion: New environment index, leadership without values & more

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Consumer sentiments uncertain

Consumer expectations in rural India were down by 1.7 per cent in May while expectations in urban India improved by 6.4 per cent

Best of BS Opinion: Rights violations, reflections of a US trip, and more

The right to property, like the right to free expression, was enshrined in the Constitution and then weakened by short-sighted governments

Reflections of a US trip

There is positive sentiment for India, but in the short-term foreign selling will continue

Best of BS Opinion: Shifting cycle, global macro in 2022/2023, and more

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BS Views of the week: Rate hike, Prophet Muhammad, stagflation, and more

Best of BS Opinion: Burden of being Muslim, biggest corporate brand & more

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The great damager

Dictator Musharraf badly damaged Pakistan: Assassination of Benazir, 26/11 attacks in India and the US Navy SEALs raid that killed Osama in Abbottabad. But he believed he was a democrat

Rafa, GOAT, no?

Many suggested the outcome at Melbourne would have been different if Novak Djokovic had overcome his vax-phobia and played

The Queen: The world's most valuable celebrity brand

The Royal Family as a universal brand is estimated to be worth around £71 billion

The burden of being Muslim

Mr Owaisi believes everyone - not Muslims alone - must fight for secularism

Oil shock: What the RBI can do

The absolute oil price rises at a very high rate and the absolute prices of other goods and services rise somewhat at their usual rates

Fintech challenge is a fantasy

Digital banks are a threat, not so much to banks as to banking stability on account of the systemic risk they pose

Best of BS Opinion: Macroeconomic adjustment, time to rationalise, and more

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RBI joins global central banks, more hikes to follow

The Indian central bank has now gone back to the familiar script, in line with the global central banks