DailyPost 1961 PROTECTION FOR WHAT? It is the mandated task of the state to provide protection to each and every one of its citizens, and to live without fear can be safety turned as a human right. How much of the democratic right is provided for is a billion-dollar question? What quantum of it we are […]
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DailyPost 1958 TALENTLESS DEMOCRACY Democracy is the art of making things happen the right way, for the largest number of people and necessarily to make it happen, talent would be the prime mover. The battle of UP and all that appears in the electronic, print or the social media, speaks nothing of talent being projected
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DailyPost 1956 STATECRAFT – WILL THE CONVENTIONAL ONE DO? The art of conducting the affairs of the state is statecraft. Such a simplistic description and within it encompasses the whole of how a state operates end to end. It deals with every aspect of human existence and its totality as well. Over and above, what
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DailyPost 1955 IS OFFICIALLY LYING NOT A CRIME? Lying is something we all abhor, even if we indulge in it. What is lying? You will generally feel that this is a very simple question to answer. Might be at the personal level to a great extent, it might be true, but in the complex web of
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DailyPost 1951 THE INDIAN BEHAVIOURAL ECOSYSTEM How many people’s behaviour has a distinct predictability, whatever might be the situation? About how many people around you, are you convinced that their behaviour is transparent? Do people believe in what they speak? Have we lost distinction between truth and falsehood and work only in grey areas? As long
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DailyPost 1950 ELECTIONS 1922 – ELECTRONIC Vs SOCIAL MEDIA Elections in India have been a different story every time; in its nuances, methodology, superficial content, the wave or lack of it and the propensity to surprise the establishment, voters and the biggest stakeholder – political leaders themselves. The cocktail of caste, creed, region, religion and all
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DailyPost 1946 THE POLITICAL MAP As students for many years in school and being the citizens of this country, we all know what a political map is. We understand the physical one too, of those natural features and a whole load of information which comes out of it today. The political map is visualized by one
DailyPost 1945 ELECTIONS SANS REALITY – THE MISSING PROFESSSIONAL The landscape is real, it is the Indian countryside that throws up the political heavyweights. When you see the visuals of the helicopters landing, people flocking to the meetings and the environment so full of banners / buntings / arches / flowers / free food, it would
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DailyPost 1942 SOLVABLE PROBLEMS, INSOLVABLE PEOPLE If you decide to do something, a thousand doors open or the world will connive to make it happen. Which of our problems are insolvable? And if they are so, why are they so? Why does a simple app and even a server in the service of the nation not
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DailyPost 1940 FINANCIALLY DISENFRANCHISED – THE FATE OF POLITICAL DEMOCRACY How many of us would agree with the nature spending and the results thereof of public funds in post independent history? Justice social, economic and political has been enshrined in the preamble itself, as the definitive vision and mission of the Indian state. Economic justice, if
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DailyPost 1937 SUPER DEMANDING LEADERS Indian democracy can be best known for having the most demanding leaders. Political leaders themselves decide what their entitlement should be and keep fighting for it. They add up to organizations which are called political parties, which demand for its pound of flesh and also their different factions and lobbies within
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