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Business in the firing line

'The government is not given to introspection about its own weaknesses', says the author

Best of BS Opinion: Politics vs governance, Schizophrenia over biz & more

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Central banks must stop pussyfooting on climate

Ignoring climate risks will complicate macroeconomic management, just as overlooking financial risks eventually led to the global financial crisis

Best of BS Opinion: A land pipeline, India's urban jobs challenge & more

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The employment dividend from exports

The surge in some export sectors has the potential to address India's urban jobs challenge with necessary policy intervention

Rolling out the EV charging network

The National Electric Mobility Mission Plan (NEMMP) 2020 provides the overall vision

Best of BS Opinion: No time to lose on Afghan, Indian start-up, and more

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No time to lose on Afghanistan

In the aftermath of the fall of Kabul, India did not explore the options of reaching out to the erstwhile government, currently headed by Vice-President Amrullah Saleh

Start-ups: Does one participate?

The sky-high valuations are worrying, but can investors just ignore these companies?

Water for fruit

The scale of the transformation is huge and the potential for change is massive

Time for hustle

Old established production arrangements have broken down, there are new opportunities

Public sector banks and corporate governance

Ten out of 11 nationalised banks don't have a chairman. Most bank boards don't have adequate number of non-official directors

Best of BS Opinion: India's 200 mn 'aliens', alliance thrown off the scent

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India's 200 million 'aliens'

Indian Muslims have been completely edged out of power structures not just by BJP but all other parties. India cannot alienate them when Taliban is finding global legitimacy

Will AI soon be your favourite author?

'The inevitable question is how soon can you and I get to use AI to write?', asks the author

An alliance thrown off the scent

In the coming months, with new political alignments taking shape, Assam is set to see basic political equations change

Charaiveti: An academic's journey-4

In the author's childhood, politics in the his neighbourhood was dominated by the Communist Party, and the communists were often enthusiastic participants in those religious festivals

Best of BS Opinion: Making investment efficient, douse the farm fire & more

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Hydrogen's green fix

In Europe, green hydrogen projects using offshore wind are being constructed

Rebuilding a presence in Afghanistan

Having failed to build ties with the Taliban, India finds itself in a particularly difficult spot