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ThePrint-Koan Advisory series
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ThePrint-Koan Advisory series
India doesn’t need a media market regulator. Industry actually needs more economic freedom
Meghna Bal
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23 April, 2022
Economic regulations make it harder to recoup investments made on content and drive firms towards consolidation for greater efficiencies.
Interoperability affects platforms like WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram. EU can learn from India
Mohit Kalawatia
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7 April, 2022
Evaluating the costs and benefits of interoperability requires a clear context. Modi govt's UPI push shows what consumer-friendly tech can look like.
Digital India dream and arbitrary internet shutdowns can’t go together. Just see the loss
Aditi Chaturvedi
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23 March, 2022
The right to internet access should be treated as a fundamental right. Frequent shutdowns adversely impact both Indian economy and society.
Before RBI launches digital rupee, it must clear for Indians what the incentives are
Vikash Gautam
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5 March, 2022
RBI should be mindful of four key aspects as it lays the foundation for a digital rupee architecture.
Start-ups, IPOs flourish despite COVID, but excess liquidity is double-edged sword
Vikash Gautam
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15 February, 2022
A market-ready idea, partnering with the right investors and aligning goals with them are the bedrocks of success for start-ups.
Modi government crypto tax aims to maximise state revenue, deter low-income investors
Meghna Bal
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2 February, 2022
The Budget gave a crypto tax scheme to meet several policy goals. But here are the loopholes that you're missing.
India needs an atmanirbhar electric vehicle supply chain before invites to Tesla
Nikhil Goveas
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21 January, 2022
From Li-ion batteries to electric motors, import dependency has been the only option for domestic electric vehicle manufacturers.
India’s ed-tech is a predatory market. Modi govt can learn from UK, US
Vivan Sharan
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14 January, 2022
Companies like Byju’s, Unacademy might have adopted a ‘code of conduct’ to ward off regulation, but Modi govt must still fill digital governance gaps.
JPC report on data protection bill has loopholes & more bad news for social media companies
Aditi Chaturvedi
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22 December, 2021
The amended Bill gives the central govt more power to make key decisions, enough for social media companies to be wary.
Concern around online gaming addiction valid but ad hoc policy is not what India needs
Priyesh Mishra
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16 December, 2021
Gaming disorder is a mental health subject which needs to be addressed with sophistication and care. Prohibitive or restrictive approaches don’t help.
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ThePrint Team
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28 May, 2021
Opinion
Indian women in police shouldn’t be restricted to ‘pink squads’. Put uniforms to better use
Mokshada Patil
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26 May, 2022
The fandom built around women in uniform conceals more than it reveals. Women constables don't have the same powers as their male colleagues do.
Here’s the case for restoration of desecrated Hindu temples—and why it loses the debate
26 May, 2022
Feeding world must take backseat, Modi govt should deal with India’s ‘chapati’ crisis first
26 May, 2022
Economy
Gautam Adani’s food venture Adani Wilmar is best-performing IPO in Asia
Filipe Pacheco
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26 May, 2022
The food company has almost tripled since its debut and outperformed 121 Asian initial public offerings worth over $100 million this year.
Defence
Army accuses Pakistan of ‘deceit under garb of LoC ceasefire’ as infiltration bid is foiled
Snehesh Alex Philip
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26 May, 2022
Three terrorists were killed Thursday while they were attempting an infiltration into J&K's Keran sector from Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
National Interest
Mandir or Masjid? New surveys not needed, just acceptance of truth & move towards reconciliation
Shekhar Gupta
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21 May, 2022
That temples were destroyed and mosques built is undisputed history. The past can’t be changed, but we can’t deny the wrongs of the past either before we consider reconciliation.
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