DailyPost 2126 A COUNTRY AT WAR! The is no enemy. There is no aggressor. And the country has not declared war on anyone. How many organizations, institutions, departments, police, investigative agencies, political parties etc are at peace with themselves and with those they interact with? To top it all, how many of them feel satisfied […]
DailyPost 2102 BEYOND COMPREHENSION! Indian politics is an intriguing game, which all the practitioners understand from the word go, but is completely beyond comprehension for whom it is played, the people of India. Think of a jam-packed stadium where the spectators don’t know what game is being played, its rules and how the winner would
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DailyPost 2099 ROMANTICISING POVERTY! The Politics of Poverty was a book written in an African setting. You can very well make out what issue would it be addressing to. The UN Missions and UN Agencies have spent a lifetime for improving the lot of the poor in most parts of the continent, certainly not making
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DailyPost 2097 POLITICAL LEXICON! That the political lexicon is a dynamic one and it reflects the political reality in its wide and varied manifestations. Pre-independence era has its own political terminology, that both defined and substantiated the political thought, actions, programs, protests or the agitations of the day. Non-cooperation, civil disobedience etc became an integral
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DailyPost 2095 TRYST WITH DEMOCRATIC LEADERS! ”At the stroke of the midnight hour, when the world sleeps, India will awake to life and freedom.” As uttered by Jawaharlal Nehru, India awoke to independence and democracy. But more than seven plus decades of independence, the tryst has been with the democratic leaders, rather than with anything
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DailyPost 2088 HAS CURRENT POLITICAL TERMINOLOGY IMPACTED DEMOCRACY? Political terminology is the sum total words, phrases, double edged and deviatory expressions, beating below the belt utterances and the associated tone, tenor, pitch and the audacity it manifests both in oral and written communication. The two modes of communication get enmeshed in social media, where the
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DailyPost 2087 DEMOCRATIC PAUSE! The robustness of a democracy comes out, of its checks and balances, strong enough to face any onslaught and keep going strong. You can call it resilience, which besides being having the ability to bounce back in no time, it continues to have the resonance with the people, even if there
DailyPost 2083 POLITICAL IT! IT as a branch with technology enmeshed with communication has done yeomen service to elevate human existence to a different level and continues to do the same consistently. We have seen the utility of this technology in our imprisoned life during the two long years of Covid-19. It made our life
DailyPost 2076 DO CRIMINAL CASES DEFINE INDIAN POLITICS, GOVERANCE etc? If you think of last few decades, there would be criminal cases, which would flash in your mind, as being definitive to the political trajectory of the nation. The connection between democracy and criminal cases has reached to an extent, that it is taken as
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DailyPost 2060 INDIA OF 2022 – CRIME, CALLOUSNESS, CONNIVANCE, APATHY AND VENOM What we have visualized of India 2022 five years back say in 2017 and the way it is unfolding today, are two different worlds. The upbeat story leading to doing away with the useless, negative, and detrimental components of our conventional and entrenched
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DailyPost 2052 NON-SUBJECT GENERALIST What can a non-subject generalist deliver is the biggest question facing the country? On the one hand we have the political executive, a member of which can be called administration green horn, notwithstanding one odd exception here and there. They claim to be learning the ropes of the job on the
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