DailyPost 166 GOVERNANCE AS AN ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE The present academic disciplines of Political Science, Public Administration, Management at the one end and some adhoc courses and certifications programs at the other end in governance have not been able to do justice, to the whole gamut of governance focused necessary education, training & research, which is […]
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DailyPost 164 TECHNOLOGY ENABLED WOMEN EMPOWERMENT Empowerment is the sum total of mindset, attitude, education, skills, opportunities on the one side and capability to grab the opportunity, prove your worth and demonstrate the impact to the world. Women empowerment’s ephemeral rhetoric does not fall in the sustainable category. Incremental changes have undeniably happened. It’s
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DailyPost 155 GOVERNANCE INTERFACE Governance by the large part of the Indian population is generally treated as distinct entity, interacting with it is treated as optional, whereas in reality it is a must, for literally anything and everything in life. The study of Civics is schools is supposed to be the only connect. On the
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DailyPost 150 150th Morning Post – TECHNOLOGY ENABLED POLICING GOVERNANCE At the heart of democratic governance is rule of law and the institutions created to operationalise and thus guard the same. The psychological comfort with the law & order, investigative mechanism & the intelligence apparatus defines the comfort level of the citizens with the government.
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DailyPost 144 TIME TO CELEBRATE TECHNOLOGY In the cacophony of the TRP, Chennai, UP et al gain pre-eminence not only precedence over one of the most watershed moments in the history of research & development in this country the launch of PSLV – C 37. Social media is not far behind its electronic visual cousin
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DailyPost 138 THE CORPORATIZATION OF LAW Till around a few decades back, India could barely boast of a few good law schools, this lacunae was squarely to be blamed for the quality of the legal process, was the notion which was taking shape. Times have changed beyond recognition, brand new qualitatively superior law schools have
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DailyPost 133 THE PONTIFICATION OF INDIA Free advice and the capability to talk endlessly on topics / issues we are unaware is in the Indian DNA; the progress to similar talk shows, debates by way of sermonising came naturally to us, with the proliferation of 24/7 news channels. Everybody become an expert. To pontificate is
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DailyPost 127 Probity – the ultimate arbiter of public life. Since the time of the Greek philosophers probity in public life has been a matter of great concern. Monarchs & monarchies did their bit to bring this change with a few success stories to give us the strength to move ahead on the same lines.
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DailyPost 123 DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE The citizen is at the centre of the democratic ecosystem and thus, is its fulcrum. Democratic governance is oriented towards his well being and all resources of the state, is to elevate not only his well being but also to provide the feel that he and he only presides over the
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DailyPost 119 DEMOCRACIES – ln search of an agenda! The onset of democratic governments at the culmination of democratic movements of different types and scale in different nations, marks the beginning of a governance mechanism, which is self sustaining and correctional. It’s evolution was its authentication. It had an universal agenda or so we presumed,
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DailyPost 109 TO RULE IS LAW Rule of law is a working legal concept & philosophy, which needs to be ingrained in the psyche of individuals, organisations and governments to provide an enabling ecosystem for its practice. With govts reach and outreach being questioned, NGOs moved in to fill the gap and together, the reach,