DailyPost 1749 TO CALL OR NOT TO CALL? This was a question the Hon’ble Supreme has posed to the High Courts of the country. As far as the senior functionaries of the government are concerned, appearing when summoned by the courts is their official mandate. Making oneself available to any judicial directive gets ingrained in […]
DailyPost 1748 VIDEO ANALYTICS – TRANSFORMATIONAL CAPABILITY The amount of video being consumed on a regular basis for different critical activities of our existence has transformed it as the main medium of professional productive interaction. It also transforms into a proactive social tool. Digital transformation has changed the way we live. Education and work are all
DailyPost 1747 THE JARGONS OF INDIA (2) Jargons are words you are desperate to use but you don’t understand the meaning in tangible terms and hence you cannot put them into practice. It has immense appeal. It can create a halo around you which will wither away when you are not able to deliver and the
DailyPost 1746 THE JARGONS OF INDIA 1 Within a few jargons we have limited the narrative of the nation. That is the style and only that is the substance as well. The language you use and the way to dress and the demeanor can provide you adds some outer packaging difference. The positional power can provide
DailyPost 1745 THE CABINETS OF INDIA! The top management of India Inc. and of the states are the cabinets created at the end of the general and state elections. They combined are called the government for whom the whole of the bureaucracy works. Cabinets are vested with collective responsibility giving another level of immunity to individual’s
DailyPost 1744 KASEYA RANSOMWARE – IT’S A WAR! Lets ransomware not be treated as a Cyber crime in every case. The context decides what it is actually meant for. The response of the state even if unstated makes it crystal clear, depending on how the state views a ransomware attack or a series of it or
DailyPost 1743 UNIFORMITY OF LAW We may call it uniformity in law as well. We have seen our laws in operation for over seven decades now. The cardinal legal principles in operation remain equality before law, rule of law, due process of law, natural justice, beyond reasonable doubt, due diligence, in word and in spirit, and
DailyPost 1742 SINCERE GRATITUDE TO OUR SAVIOURS Gods on Earth as we call them, has never been so true as in the last 16 months. The National Doctor’s Day has just gone past us on the 1st of July. It has been by far the worst year in the history of medical practitioners in living human
DailyPost 1741 BIG DATA REVOLUTION – IS IT GOING PAST US? The Argumentative Indian by Amartya Sen traces our hoary tradition through highly charged disputes in various conventional areas but as we move deeper and deeper into the technology age, the debate is more of noise, if any. The substantive part of the debate is
DailyPost 1740 INDIA BY EXTRAPOLATION The world is getting as granular as it can be, going beyond the Micro to the Nano, the results are there to see, in business and management. Wherever this granularity has been extended to governance, they have enjoyed its bountiful harvest; may it be European Union or Estonia or Singapore. The
DailyPost 1739 TOWARDS TARGETED RANSOMWARE In the age of COVID-19, mutants are the order of the day, each successive one more potent than the earlier one. Ransomware is like the current pandemic, it gives a feeling of being both distant and not dangerous, when in the midst of it you understand what it really is.
