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DailyPost 2628 NORTH KOREAN HACKERS – A STATE OUTFIT? Though the fast-paced digital transformation did not happen in N. Korea yet the proficiency the hacking they practice, puts them amongst the top in the world. Hacking is the new normal. North Korea leads the pack with a demonstrated capability of some sensational hacks in recent […]

DailyPost 2627 SURGE PRICING OR SHAMELESS PROFITEERING Of late we have seen surge pricing into practice in the airlines industry in a big way. Surge pricing seems to have become consented upon mode of business, be it a product or a service. Presumably, it is not even a legal term. It is not an illegal

DailyPost 2626 DISENGAGED WITH THE FUTURE If you do a survey to find out on clear cut research parameters as to how many of us or what percentage of us are engaged with the future, it is bound to throw up numbers, which are bound to startle us. The biggest question what would hit us

DailyPost 2625 ELECTION – CRASH COMMERCIALISATION What would be the nature elections as visualised by the constitution of India? And what is the nature of elections as it happens now? What is the wide gap existing in practice in the current world of elections? The constitution of India describes the basic modalities of the conduct

DailyPost 2624 METAVERSE ON THE CHOPPING BLOCK! With Facebook being rechristened as Meta in 2021 and Zuckerberg being hellbent on creating a new world, others also reciprocated in a similar manner. The giants smelt big business as and when it happened, they seemingly threw their might behind it. Nobody wanted to miss out on the

DailyPost 2623 543 AND COUNTING They say that democracy is all about numbers. it is presumed that anything and everything can be made to happen with the strength of the numbers. This would necessarily mean if you have the numbers you will be able to bring the moon to the people. Till today the directed

DailyPost 2622 RAT MINERS, IF THEY WERE… If the rat miners were a part of an international rescue team, renowned in its own right, then, how would have we behaved? If they were a part of a UN disaster management, what would have been our approach to them? Presumably, they would have not got a

DailyPost 2621 THE RAT MINERS Rat miners as professionals and rat mining as a profession gained public currency in the last three days as no other in the history of hands-on expertise in this country. It was at the center of one of the biggest, longest and most complex rescue operations this country has ever

DailyPost 2620 BATTLE OF PERCEPTIONS We might keep talking whatever we feel like, try substantiating our point of view, may even bring down opponents in a variety of battles, some genuine too, but the fact of the matter is, whether democracy has been brought down to just a battle of perceptions. The real battles have

DailyPost 2619 ALTMAN LOYALTY Altman loyalty should find its place in both corporate history and in corporate governance as an outcome of the Altman saga that unfolded before the world like a bolt from the blue. The parallels with Steve Jobs were too conspicuous to be hidden and lots started to be written on the

DailyPost 2618 NO EXPERTS PLEASE, WE ARE A DEMOCRACY! No experts please, we are a democracy can well go down as the tagline of Indian governance for last so many decades. Both the political and permanent executive have always believed that they are competent enough to plan and execute our fate and that of the