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Labouring under illusions

The development of Haryana's golden goose has thrived despite reflecting all the worst contradictions of post-liberalisation India

Dualism and its discontents

Employed vs jobless, formal vs informal, urban vs rural-the pandemic has exacerbated the divide, with lasting consequences for the economy

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Best of BS Opinion: After selling the Maharajah, Inflation conundrum & more

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Best of BS Opinion: The energy headwind, entrepreneurs of green era & more

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Entrepreneurs of the green era

With entrepreneurs and investors taking us to the Green Frontier, what should policymakers do?

The energy headwind

The surge in energy prices is a concern for growth; even if temporary, a reminder of India's strategic dependence on imported energy

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Key role for WTO to meet emission targets

The 12th Ministerial Conference of WTO is scheduled to start at Geneva from the end of this month

What to make of the ex-banker's arrest?

The rationale for such humungous bad loans is often the first - genuine business failures

Go intern, Go!

An idea that could change India

Bank's vengeful conduct can invite punishment

The award of compensation is governed by Sec 73 of the Indian Contract Act, which says a party who suffers due to breach of contract is entitled to compensation for the natural loss

India's approaching democratic crisis

In India, we will soon face a variation of this problem, created by the differing demographic, cultural and economic trajectories of various parts of the country

Best of BS Opinion: Accounting for climate change, tough choices, and more

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Tough choices

The problem in India is that the BCCI has a tendency to encourage the idea that the superstars have the final say in some matters

The politics of illegal drugs and legal highs

It would make sense for the law to be rewritten to allow recreational and medical use. The drug could then be taxed

India's green shoots for the planet

Its Panchamrita pledge at Glasgow burnishes its climate credentials, but a perilous future awaits the world

Climate change will kill sovereignty as we know it

A concept that came out of the Thirty Years War could become obsolete in the age of ecological apocalypse

Best of BS Opinion: Broadening economic recovery, nurturing horticulture

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Charaiveti: An academic's journey-7

College Street was athrob with energetic leftist movements, the most important of which were the protracted agitations in the demand for adequate food at affordable prices for the poor