DailyPost 2326 GOV. CHATGPT ChatGPT has been making waves, since its release on Nov.30 2022, as no other tech product or service in human history. It is generic in nature and can have a professional and productive use for nearly everybody. It would bring down the drudgery to unimaginable levels. Even Google may already to […]
DailyPost 2325 DELIBERATELY CURATED KNOWN MISSING LINKS Treating the current Hindenburg-Adani saga as an example, the country’s governance, politics, economy and even the capabilities of individuals, as we know have known missing links, which are deliberately curated and presented to the masses, that you get a totally different picture of it. Do we need a
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DailyPost 2324 DO WE UNDERSTAND THE FINANCIAL COMPLEXITY? The first question is do powers the be, and there are quite a few of them understand the financial complexity of the nation today, independent of each other, or together. If they do, in whichever permutation or combination, do they have wherewithal to direct the banking, financial
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DailyPost 2323 SUO MOTTO POWER(LESS) Suo motto powers are those powers where the concerned executive, investigative or judicial authority can initiate action, enquiry, investigation, judicial proceedings without any complaint from anybody. It is generally presumed that the issues are so important that leaving it unattended would lead to public harm. The authorities of whatever nature
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DailyPost 2322 WHO WILL REGULATE THE REGULATOR? For us Indians everything is a job which provides a salary and in addition power, influence and hence a position in the concerned ecosystem. If this is in an all-pervasive area, the powerplay extends to the public domain. Comfort and regular non-interference turn out to be the key
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DailyPost 2321 HUSH UP EXPERTS OR …? Given the way public domain has been evolving in this country for couple of decades now, there is a general feeling that it has become a country of hushing up experts. The ones who don’t agree to this description would for sure agree to another connected fact, that
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DailyPost 2320 CRIME SANS SOCIAL STIGMA! All theories of criminology from deterrence to reformation are all fine, but if the society being created over the last few decades, has been able to do away social stigma attached to crime, the warning bells are then loud and clear. By far the biggest deterrence both for the
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DailyPost 2319 A LURKNG GHOST… There is a ghost lurking everywhere or so it seems. Indian politics has been a land of machinations of unknown varieties, very few of it, comes to light. What comes to light with great difficulty is generally dealt with a lurking ghost theory. Most politicians and parties have perfected this
DailyPost 2318 THE PERSONALIZATION OF DEMOCRACY Self-determination is the right of any people inhabiting a geographical area. This the right to decide the method of being ruled. At the core of self determination is the will of the people. A referendum so to say, in a doable system. That is the genesis of democracy. Elected
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DailyPost 2317 POLITICIAN’S SOCIALISING CURSE! What does a politician do most of the time and most of the times large number of his family members too? They spend in socializing. Anything you do in politics since the days we got independent is with people as the target. It generates all the political capital to take
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DailyPost 2316 LEGAL TECH What is the biggest challenge to the legal profession today? Ironically, it is legal technology. Given the nature of products hitting the market, the most recent generic one being ChatGPT, which way the tech would unfold is getting clearer by the day. Disrupt or be disrupted seems to have become the
