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Best of BS Opinion: Power for growth, cyber safety in India, and more

Here are the top BS Opinion articles of the day

Landmark reforms: Costs for some, benefits for all

Once again in the AA framework, IPs will have to bear the costs initially, while the benefits will accrue to the entire economy, not just them

Best year for Indian banks, but there are new challenges

As we celebrate the banks' performance in FY22, let's not throw caution to the wind

BS Views of the week: Excise duty cut, Congress' electoral prospects, & more

Business Standard's opinion pages this week focused on excise duty, HDFC merger, Congress' electoral prospects and much more. >

Best of BS Opinion: A random disorder, the richest and the rest & more

Here are the top BS Opinion articles of the day

A long road ahead for Biden in Asia

Finally, Mr Biden made waves when he appeared to confirm American military involvement in the event of a Chinese attack on Taiwan

The new ideology of politics

India is fighting an old battle again, with two ideas of the country colliding with each other

A robust industrial recovery

Employment among industrial workers increased further by about a million in the January-April 2022 Wave

Circling to land

Companies and boards must be prepared to face the messy reality of ESG

The ESG rating conundrum

India must put forth its own regulatory framework to accredit ESG rating providers as universal consensus is a distant dream

Best of BS Opinion: Confusing Sebi rules, Cong's electoral prospects & more

Here is the Best of BS Opinion for Monday

Best of BS Opinion: Global supply crunch, India's urbanisation and more

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

Best of BS Opinion: LIC market debut, Narcissus in the boardroom & more

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

BS Views of the week: Sedition law, railway Budget, Sri Lanka crisis & more

Business Standard's opinion pages this week focused on Section 124A of the IPC, the Sri Lanka crisis, colonialism, and much more. >

The West has got its Russia sanctions wrong

The ramifications of this decision may not be visible today, but the damage will become apparent over time

Blame Ukraine conflict, not central banks

The origins of the inflation shock the world is experiencing are primarily political, not economic or monetary

Do we know our customers?

What is true for a luxury brand may also be true in a jewellery showroom or a durables showroom

Inflation-brace for aftershocks

Goods producers have passed on more input cost increases than services producers

Railways without a separate budget

Recent neglect of the Indian Railways' finances is worrying and public policy debate on this must be revived

Axel Leijonhufvud, RIP

Was Leijonhufvud being unfair? After all, economists have reinvented economics many times in the last 200 years