DailyPost 2169 GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS & DEMOCRATIC EXPENDITURE The finances in the country dance to the tunes of democracy. And the tunes of democracy are of the party in power, at the centre and in the states. It goes to the democratic to the grassroots panchayti institutions. To top it all we have the urban local […]
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DailyPost 2144 INDIAN POLITICAL POWER PLAY – VOTE AND FORGET! The political ecosystem created over the years, which can accept anything and everything and an overall democratic mindset to digest, literally weirdest of the democratic moves is the biggest magic of Indian democracy. Large number of these democratic escapades to government formation can crush any
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DailyPost 2044 INDIA AT CROSSROADS There was a time long back, when India was at crossroads, though the country was not this sort of geographical, societal or an emotional entity, when Gandhi entered the freedom movement, emerged as its leader and defined / visualized some contours of independent India. Immediately on independence, the challenges were
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DailyPost 2035 SUPER VISIBLE INDIA Sai Baba provided drinking water to the whole of Anantapur district a long time back. Dr. Kurien made the Amul and white revolution out of nowhere. Same goes for the Aravind Eye Care System, avoidable blindness was the scourge, it tackled effectively, revolutionized eyecare in India and made it a
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DailyPost 2013 BENEFICIARY – GOVERNANCE – DEVELOPMENT MODEL The constitution of India lays down a framework of governance for this country. On face of it, it seems that one framework can provide only one variety of governance and the model is etched in stone. Democracy as a system of governance has grown in different formats
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DailyPost 2011 AN ENRAGED CLASS! When patience, equanimity, consistency in behavior, objectivity, cogent communication, decision making based on understanding / evaluating the complexity and seeing it through, should have been the sine qua non of this class, what we find instead in an enraged class. Wit, humor, sarcasm and healthy competition is some measure, you
DailyPost 2008 THE HOUSE OF ELDERS! The Rajya Sabha or the Council of States as it is legally known in one of the houses of the bicameral Union Legislature of India. How elderly has been its approach in the last decade or so, needs an in-depth study? Has the Council of States behaved any differently
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DailyPost 1999 COLLBORATION-LESS INDIA How much do we really collaborate? Can there be a collaboration index by which we give an objective analysis on an enterprise? Is collaboration a cherished goal at all? Which sectors do we find the maximum collaboration? Collaboration as a philosophy has not been ingrained in the Indian psyche or might
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DailyPost 1998 THE POLITICAL LIFECYCLE Everything has a life cycle. In today’s world even data has a life cycle. Have you ever heard of the political life cycle or is there something that can be termed as the political life cycle? The electorate has been experiencing this from the onset of elections in this country,
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DailyPost 1994 POLITICAL CRISIS What is a political crisis? Does it mean the same for all political parties? Is there a common definition of it for the electorate, the common man, whose fate is literally tied to it? Can a party have ever experienced a political crisis, while being comfortably seated in power? Political crisis
DailyPost 1992 SHIFTING SANDS – INDIA’S POLITICAL DEMOCRACY The unfortunate part is that politics impacts everything much more than anything else. The other cardinal fact is that politics has developed the uncanny knack of not getting impacted by anything. Democracy if feudal and archaic can only look different depending on the colors that fall on
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