DailyPost 1829 CENTRAL BANK DIGITAL CURRENCIES, CBDCs History has in its fold the story of the future or has the uncanny knack to bring it to where it all started. It has also startling similarities of different stages of economic development in different countries happening in different time periods. Saurabh Mukherjea sees business consolidation in India […]
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DailyPost 1828 THE END OF CASH! The visualization and look and feel of money we all are familiar with, the currency notes and the whole world associated with it from the central bank to money transfers to accumulation of wealth and its cumbersome use. Through currency we are talking of finance. ”The truly revolutionary change
DailyPost 1825 THE ADMINISTRATIVE RIGMAROLE The red tape and serpentine ways of government processes have all become a part of the people’s and country’s folklore. The digital mode of existence has certainly made some dents here and there, the overall impact on the ease of life, might still take some time. What cannot be done to
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DaIlyPost 1823 GAMING – INDIA AT A LOSS! Whether we can call Gaming a multi-headed hydra or not, only time will decide. Every technology is a double edged sword and the response to it decides which turn it would take. My brush with the gravity of this came forth when it found its own way to
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DailyPost 1821 BRAGGING IN BUSINESS OR Is bragging in business the norm? What is bragging in the first place? It is the art of tall talks, extrapolation, taking credit where the effort would have been at best shared, camouflage, superficial media blitzkrieg and surreptitious declaration of connections where it does not exist for business gain,
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DailyPost 1820 CMs OF INDIA The Chief Minister of a State is by far the most important position in the constitutional scheme of things of having an executive head of territory (state), with which he is completely conversant with. He would for sure know the political landscape in its entirety but also the history, society, culture,
DailyPost 1818 PURPOSE Vs POST The battle of Indian bureaucracy has been in this direction for decades together. Democratic governance has a clear-cut goal; maximum good for the maximum people. It also states that the real delivery of justice happens with the executive delivering the services, benefits, utilities, support and direction for whom it is meant.
DailyPost 1815 DEMOCRATIC TOOL BOX Though in principle all democracies should remain the same in the modalities of their conduct of democratic processes, it depends on what they value and what they intend to achieve. There are similarities in what we can term as the democratic tool box and but there are distinct variants depending on
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DailyPost 1814 RIGHT TO INFORMATION – THE META DATA Right to information and then later privacy was to bring about a tectonic change in the life of the common citizen, how far we have progressed can be open to question. How many use the right to information for their own specific needs and how much
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DailyPost 1812 I-TAX SOFTWARE – TECHNOLOGY SANS DOMAIN The biggest casualty of the Indian software industry has been the software itself. The audit of the Indian software companies will throw open what software they have made so far and with what success rate, if any? Has it been developed without any hue and cry and also
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DailyPost 1809 EASY-TO-COMPREHEND VERDICTS Rudy Giuliani rose into prominence by the way he handled 9/11 as the Mayor of New York, later went on to become the Time Magazine Person of the Year and also wrote a book on Leadership out of the same journey. As he says his job as an Attorney gave him immense
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