DailyPost 1987 VISTAS OF WAR The physical component of war is certainly the most nerve wrenching, the pictures go deep into the well-established and prudent psyche of no war. The coordinated efforts of army, air force and the navy have been delivering victories based on the strategy laid out for the same. Losses; human and material […]
DailyPost 1968 NEW AGE JOURNALISM – JOURNALISM 2.0, 3.0 OR 4.0… The versions of journalism can be wide and varied, pernicious or divine, bland or spicy, effortless or made of hard work, conjecture or data driven or any variant you can imagine, in binaries they work. There is no version control as we have in software,
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DailyPost 1950 ELECTIONS 1922 – ELECTRONIC Vs SOCIAL MEDIA Elections in India have been a different story every time; in its nuances, methodology, superficial content, the wave or lack of it and the propensity to surprise the establishment, voters and the biggest stakeholder – political leaders themselves. The cocktail of caste, creed, region, religion and all
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DailyPost 1939 AUTOMATED HATE – IS SOCIAL MEDIA THE NEMESIS OF MANKIND? Taking the social interactions to digital mode was a giant step in bringing mankind together. Social media was born. It has connected the unconnected, after decades. It recreated school, college, professional and familial relationships beyond our imagination. A multimedia 24/7/365 global community which can
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DailyPost 1937 SUPER DEMANDING LEADERS Indian democracy can be best known for having the most demanding leaders. Political leaders themselves decide what their entitlement should be and keep fighting for it. They add up to organizations which are called political parties, which demand for its pound of flesh and also their different factions and lobbies within
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DailyPost 1912 WORST COMPANY’ OF 2021 IN THE US Brands are the ultimate products, strictly going by the tectonic shifts they can make happen in a product range, create a new niche market / area and the way they can control the price. Brands are created by hard work where quality speaks and with it the
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DailyPost 1893 WHO WILL ANCHOR THE ANCHORS? If the anchor strays, and that too deliberately, who will anchor him. If it remains hidden, it is presumed that no damage is done. Nobody knows anyway. Until totally exposed all evasive defenses can be camouflaged into neat civilized behavior. Politicians and TV Anchors can become the deadliest
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DailyPost 1878 TECHNOLOGY GOVERNANCE / GOVERNANCE TECHNOLOGY Countries are getting strangulated in this enigma and by the time they understand the battle reaches to next level of comprehension and action and again the same battle. The final outcome is loss after loss. The end result of all that we do with technology is data and nature
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DailyPost 1872 PROCUREMENT MAYHEM If the procurement is important for the nation and takes a decade to procure, it lands in a mess and then it becomes a dirty linen to be washed in public, for all times to come. This has not been with one procurement or the other, our procurement history is replete with
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DailyPost 1863 INDIA NAÏVE India has learnt the art of being naïve. An art form for which each one has to pay a price all throughout one’s life. But Indians have decided to camouflage by way of blinkers on, rather than face it squarely. Might be everybody does not have the guts and caliber to fight
DailyPost 1860 THE FEUDAL EXECUTIVE Where does the charm of the executive emanate from? What is the impetus of joining it, leaving behind bright professional careers lots of times? Can we go by the oft repeated cliché of public service and an urge to make a difference? The harsh reality of the Indian executive appears in the
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