Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
Using Gauri's murder as starting point, book discusses rising intolerance especially in terms of young men (and women) getting radicalised to hate without being open to understanding each other
Well, the transformational agenda now is clearly high-speed rail (HSR); and once again, we should be careful not to confuse leapfrogging technology development with elitism
Democracy with its notion of checks and balances is rejected as an outdated system that retards technological advancement
Last year, the Advertising Standards Council of India (Asci) had come up with a set of self-regulatory guidelines for influencers built around disclaimers and disclosures
There is an ongoing debate whether India still needs cooperative banks, given the increased reach of commercial banks, enabled by technology
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
If India's position on AI opportunities was closer to the United States, its views on sustainability were perhaps closer to Europe
Unlike the colonial endeavours of European powers, Indian influence in Indonesia was characterised by cultural and regional integration rather than political domination
The law mandates the RBI's primary objective is maintaining price stability, keeping an eye on growth. It does not mention managing the exchange rate
Ensuring manufacturing growth consistent with our development aims requires the government becoming less entrepreneurial and the corporations becoming much more entrepreneurial
The RBI's frequent intervention to cap spreads in bond markets of heavily indebted states also leads to market indiscipline
Without the MFN principle, investigation into rules of origin might have to be applied to every single shipment
We look at today's editorial and opinions in the backdrop of regulatory perspectives across sectors such as markets, agriculture and banking
In some ways, Toobin's book is impeccably timed. In December, President Joe Biden pardoned his son Hunter despite previous pledges not to
Prime Minister Modi is only the fourth leader of a country, after Japan, Israel and Jordon to meet Trump in his second term to discuss a range of issues including tariffs
The Indian turmeric industry, however, needs to brace itself up to capitalise on the emerging opportunities in the world bazaar in the face of escalating competition from several new players
Reasoning about regulation involves comparing the costs and benefits. Full freedom allows the people to pursue economic efficiency
The NSE500 is up just 2.9 per cent and the midcaps have returned a meagre 2.5 per cent return in the same period, while the smallcaps are down 3.3 per cent
Mr Modi's visit will have attempted to convey that, unlike the troublesome Europeans, India is a far more congenial partner for an America being remade by a second Trump term