DailyPost 2078 CELLULOID AND TALL CLAIMS! Has life finally moved on the celluloid or so we all believe. We will bring down our understanding of our celluloid to video as understood today, omnipresent and all pervasive, in the multimedia enabled social media world. It is instantaneously shared as well. Sharing can go to viral levels, […]
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DailyPost 2072 HIGH TIME FOR MEDIA’S TRIAL Democracy is not a formula which unfolds in a proven mathematical way, every time you put it into operation. The general perception in the country, inclusive of the powers that be, is that democracy can take care of itself through the neatly laid out checks and balances mechanism
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DailyPost 2071 ARE WE RANSOMWARE READY? Do we need to be ransomware ready? The answer to this has to be a strong affirmative for anybody, who has even the slightest knowledge of the changing cyber security landscape. Is India moving in that direction, if the situation is so dire. First the ransomware landscape. Recent experience
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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 2036 DOES MEDIA NEED A POLICY? When anybody can talk about anything, anytime, in any manner, at any place, using any medium, and to any audience without any ownership, responsibility and accountability, does it fall into the description of the freedom of speech and expression. On the other hand, if media of different types,
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DailyPost 2017 CAN WE RESURRECT NEWS? Indian electronic media might be a bunch of the most clueless, news less media channels you can imagine of. While the channels veered away from the standard news formatting, with the passage of time and new elements coming into its fold, dithering away from news kept on becoming the
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DailyPost 2010 SYNTHETIC REALNESS The direction in which the digital world is moving with origin and authentication of data and the real world not able to provide authenticity, we are in a completely unknown territory. Real and authentic are not one and the same thing. Do we have tools to test realness? Can synthetic realness
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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 2004 FIR Known by its popular abbreviated name, FIR, in legalese is the First Information Report, which puts the criminal law in action. On the commission of a criminal offence, the first information pertaining to it, once received by the police station is translated into this template, which provides the wherewithal to investigate the
DailyPost 2000 A KNOWLEDGE STORY OF ITS OWN! Very rarely in life, the messenger becomes the message. Today is one such day. The medium of knowledge to its readers and through them the world is being dissected upon. How and why was it able to exist for 2000 days and still going strong, is the
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DailyPost 1997 ENTITLEMENT – THE INDIAN PYSCHE The cancer of entitlement runs so deep in this country that it has become our national psyche. The completely abnormal behavioral patterns from the normative point of view, have become completely acceptable. Entitlement decides the creation of behavioral patterns and its acceptance. The die-hard practitioners of entitlement are
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