DailyPost 2390 DISRUPTIVE THINK TANK We have endless think tanks in the country doing brainstorming sessions and churning out of documents, might be of high academic value and gloss, but how many of these can be translated into reality. If they were to churn out documents of excellent academic value, were the academicians not enough, […]
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DailyPost 2294 AI AGE PLAGIARISM Plagiarism stands as the exact opposite to what education stands for. The ability to speak and write your mind out and make it known to the world, what quality of head you carry on your shoulders. Creativity, knowledge and acumen seamlessly merge in what you write. The way one wrote
DailyPost 2233 CONTRACTS – THE WORD AND THE MISSING! The Indian contracts have their own story, more so when the government is one of the signatories. What is missing is there in the contract is as important as what is written in the contract. And what would be generally be missing would the spirit of
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DailyPost 2220 THE EDUCATION CAMOUFLAGE What is education all about? It is preparing you for a job. Is it just to garner marks or become conversant in some content to do well in one exam? Is there any area where education of no value or of peripheral value? Does education also include skills, competencies, and
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DailyPost 2209 UK RANSOMWARE TRENDS In a US centric digital world, even cyber security is looked into through that geographical prism. The incidents, figures, trends, trajectory and the narrative in this area is mainly from the US. If one were to talk about the ransomware attacks in India, it would be very difficult even to
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DailyPost 2187 MOONLIGHTING Creating opportunity out of crisis is great and can keep you in good stead all your life. Surprising, every single good has a bad variant and can change the game in a manner not imagined. Covid-19 and work from home was a business crisis management act, to keep the world afloat. Work
DailyPost 2185 BRILLIANT MEDIOCRITY Indian is land of merit and talent based educational system, in the most copybook and classical style, leaving aside some of the aberrations that have crept in the last two decades or so. The glass ceilings of marks have long been broken. Thousands if not lakhs score in the late nineties,
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DailyPost 2179 COACHING AND THE NEMESIS OF EDUCATION Coaching has not only meant the nemesis of education, it has the same impact on learning, the spirit of enquiry, the capability to collate and create your own narrative, creativity, capability to handle academic stress and crisis and capability to race against time and deliver. It has
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DailyPost 2170 GOVERNMENT’S TALENT POOL Contrary to the earlier held conception and practice, the talent pool of an organisation so to say was what it possessed or owned or regularly paid for. Same as the extension of knowledge today; being what you know and what you lay your hand on confidently at the click of
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DailyPost 2069 LENARING GAP This terminology remains unknown as the general understanding is that the education or training imparted is consumed in the manner warranted and then used for the purposes it was meant, and that too successfully. Before exposing gaping holes in this theory, the fascinating part is how the learning gap has come
DailyPost 1989 THE LESSONS WE HAVE CLAIMED TO HAVE LEARNT… The lessons we claimed to have learnt are barely reflected in practice. This is the tragedy of human existence. It is more conspicuous in India. Our systems allow for being frivolous and get away with it. Leaders who don’t learn from their own mistakes are
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