DailyPost 2279 THE ADVERTISEMENT WAR That one day democracy would be turned into an open arena of advertisements, in different forms, ways, and displays was beyond anybody’s imagination. The wining over hearts and minds of people have literally got into undemocratic way in the conventional use of the term and democratic practice. Advertisements keep on […]
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DailyPost 2277 PURCHASING POLITICAL INFLUENCE Of all the things sold in this world, the most complicated purchase would be a service known political influence. What the purchase will finally deliver no one knows, by going by the track record is has always delivered well. What politics can deliver for business and what business can deliver
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DailyPost 2254 IS AUDIT A REGULATORY CONTROL? Is audit a regulatory control or a financial norm which needs to be followed on an annualized basis or is it something beyond that? Given the complex nature of organizational existence, government, public sector and the private sector, one would at its wits end, to fathom out the
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DailyPost 2248 GOVERNMENT AS AN ORGANIZATION! Governments are the most rock solid of organizations, more so the democratic, known to humans ever. But then what is the reason for innumerable challenges the governments face as an organization compared to any other organization. Does it not have the glue of an organization? What we are talking
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DailyPost 2247 THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF CRIME… The constitutionality of crime should not seem to be a travesty of justice on public display. Constitutionality means the sacred document itself and all laws, procedures, trials, incarceration process etc that emanate out it. It also means the lack of discrepancy in the law, legal requirements and administrative systems
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DailyPost 2245 KARNATAKA LEADS ONCE AGAIN If its technology, it ought to be Karnataka. The famed IT city and the India’s silicon valley remains in the centre. It was Texas Instruments which put shop in Bangalore, way back in the 1980s and since then there has been no looking back. Through different stages and phases,
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DailyPost 2237 ELECTIONEERED INDIA Can democracy and elections become synonymous? If a country revolves only around elections, what all does the country lose out upon? Elections need to happen in a democratic nation, it provides the rights of passage to power for a political party or a combination of them, more so facilitates the creation
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DailyPost 2232 EASE OF GOVERNANCE Governance is an extremely complex system of delivery mechanism for large chunks of population in variety of areas from social sector to supporting small / medium enterprises to making a magic of local self-governments; urban and rural. All this has to happen in conjunction with the policy, approval, regulatory, monitoring
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DailyPost 2229 AND NOW DEFENCE COMMUNICATION! Getting hacked is the new normal, from a plain statement of probability it has slowly but steadily turned out to be a truism. Defence is the final forte of any nation. Not that it never been hacked earlier, but its likelihood can send down a chill down the spine
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DailyPost 2223 EASY LIFE – UNEASY INDIA ”Heavy is the head that wears the crown.” The statement is self-explanatory and thus need not be elaborated upon. In the democratic system, the crown is on the head of the people who rule, however much they might call themselves as servants. Do we find their head heavy
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DailyPost 2194 CHANGING INDIA THROUGH FOREIGN JAUNTS Foreign jaunts have been endemic to both the Indian political class and the bureaucracy on well-known pretexts of understanding systems and then the mirage of implementing it in India. The dreams are non-Indian and the models also so to say are of foreign origin. That being the case
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