Page 15 - Business Standard Editorial Comment
Another anti-trade action
Govt must avoid protectionist measures
 "Another anti-trade action")
Points of departure
MNC exits raise concern
Know your bidder
Govt must develop capacity for privatisation
 "Know your bidder")
Consistent trade policy
Ad hoc tariffs and duties must be avoided
 "Consistent trade policy")
Eight years on
India must protect macroeconomic stability
 "Eight years on")
Edtech's learning disability
A self-regulatory forum meets the problem only halfway
 "Edtech's learning disability")
India's biggest policy challenge
Lower labour force participation needs attention
 "India's biggest policy challenge")
Textile in trouble
Govt must revisit the GM policy
 "Textile in trouble")
Regulating from the front
Focus on deterrence against front-running
 "Regulating from the front")
The Russian addiction
Ukraine war raises questions for Indian military
 "The Russian addiction")
Measuring progress
NFHS data should guide policy
 "Measuring progress")
Beyond a boundary
The delimitation exercise borders on gerrymandering
 "Beyond a boundary")
Augment state capacity
Actual death toll of pandemic will always be contested
 "Augment state capacity")
BS Views of the week: RBI rate hike, Indian judiciary, telecom market, and more
Business Standard's opinion pages this week focused on interest rate hike, failing judiciary, India's missing CDS, and much more
 "BS Views of the week: RBI rate hike, Indian judiciary, telecom market, and more")
Evaluating CPSEs
Investor engagement will increase transparency
 "Evaluating CPSEs")
European summer
The PM's trip reflects shifting geopolitical priorities
 "European summer")
Reforming fuel taxes
Combination of GST and carbon tax can help
 "Reforming fuel taxes")
Supply and payment crisis
Systemic weakness in power sector exposed again
 "Supply and payment crisis")
The rebalancing act
Excess policy accommodation will affect growth
 "The rebalancing act")
The case against Section 124A
The statute has no place in a democracy
 "The case against Section 124A")
