Sanjay Sahay

DailyPost 2815 MUSK – ASHOK: ON AN AUTOPILOT If Musk and Ashok were not on autopilot, they would not have created the autopilot, which Tesla boasts of today. As Elon Musk says his company would have become another car manufacturer. People who drive the world, who break the glass ceiling, who make technology stretch beyond […]

DailyPost 2814 DEMOCRATIC BRIBES Far away from the Prevention of Corruption Act, Prevention of Money Laundering Acts, IT and other similar laws and cases, ensconced in legal comfort are largesse, perks, privileges, freebies, and even unaccountability that can be termed as democratic bribes. This cannot be understood in only monetary terms, though more often than

DailyPost 2813 RANSOMWARE HITS LONDON HOSPITALS Gone are the days of proving technical superiority being the reason for hacks, or to bring to notice vulnerability to any organisation, when they were not ready to listen otherwise. Now the only reason is money, swindle as much as you can, from hacking, wherever you can. Ransomware took

DailyPost 2812 FROM NUMBERS TO THE NATURE OF COALITION! The Indian politician has an uncanny knack of rationalising to start with, and then validating, authenticating and finding historical analogies, of events, facts and twists & turns, he would not have even imagined of. The Indian electorate, at least the active ones, who work for parties,

DailyPost 2811 FBI RECOVERS 7,000 LOCKBIT KEYS It has been a long time since we got any good news with regards to action on Ransomware or even some redressal to the victims of this tsunami, after the dismantling of a top ransomware gang in Russia, early last year. Nonetheless, it appeared in a few months

DailyPost 2810 CABAL DEMOCRACY We live in a representative democracy and the whole exercise of elections is conducted to facilitate this constitutional requirement. What does representation mean? This can be a million dollar question for any elected representative in this country. The most basic question is did the electorate have any role in selection of

DailyPost 2809 DEMOCRACY IN MOTION: AGGRESSIVE, AUDACIOUS, INDIFFERENT AND EXPLOITATIVE What went wrong with one of the leading exit polls, the prima donna of that agency was discussing at length on the same channel he has an alliance with. Indians are known for defending the indefensible, he was no different. He could just have kept

DailyPost 2808 EXIT POLLS – SHOULD THEY EXIST? Exit polls have never generated so much heat and dust in the electoral history of the country, the way it’s doing now. It seems as if there is no counting to come and poll of polls is enough to take you to the parliament. The exit polls

DailyPost 2807 THE BUSINESS OF ELECTIONS Are elections just a celebration of democracy; a neat sacred exercise wherein the citizen exercises his franchise, elects his representative, leading to the formation of the government. The government presumably becomes the will of the people, and works for the greater good of the masses. If democracy and governance

DailyPost 2806 PUBLIC DOMAIN PROFESSIONAL EXPERTISE Is the quantum of professional expertise in the public domain directly proportional to the quality of the development of the nation? The public domain professional expertise provides the north star for literally anything and everything that the country does. Over time it leads to the development of national culture;

DailyPost 2805 WHERE CRIME HAS LOST ITS STIGMA Social stigma is what everybody is bothered about. Not that everyone is pious, but no one wants to be caught doing a wrong act. This is known as social deterrence and it takes care of lots of social aberrations mostly of the minor variety. Crime takes the