Daily Post 1539 ERRATIC RESPONSE Erratic response has become the common denominator of our existence. Nobody has any idea as to what would be the response of the parties legally mandated to respond and also the ones who play a complimentary and supplementary role in the same ecosystem. You will also find gaps in the […]
Daily Post 1538 THE NATURE OF PROTESTS Democracy is synonymous with protests. The nature of the protests define any democracy. Over a period of time protests also got into the daily rigmarole mode and were defined by parameters other than genuine response of the participants and their understanding of the issue. The political parties when
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Daily Post 1537 THE DEATH OF NEWS Till as late as a decade back, this topic would have created amazement and nobody would have believed that it can happen one day. In the olden days there used to be news and rarely there was any talk about the authentication of the news. Anything appearing in
Daily Post 1536 THE LEGISLATURE Very rarely there is any discussion regarding the legislature, though there is always an ongoing discussion regarding the various facets of law. The law life cycle is generally unknown and how it impacts its different stages. We face, experience and practice what is our job responsibility or necessity. We hear
Daily Post 1535 A PATHFINDER & A REFEREE Political thought has from time to time talked about conceptual political framework, the encapsulation of will of the people, the governance mechanism, Max Weber’s thoughts on bureaucracy, our own rajdharma, steel frame and the like. We have also developed the best possible democratic checks are balances. Still
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Daily Post 1534 CENTER FOR CCTV RESEARCH CCTV has been in the thick of things for quite some time. They have found their way into our lives long time back and its intrusion is increasing by every passing day. Contactless and touchless world is what COVID-19 gave us as a gift and CCTV is bound
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Daily Post 1533 REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY The concept of representative democracy is well established. The meaning and theoretical representation is that whosoever comes through the process, elected or nominated – direct or indirect, represents its constituents. Whether that has happened so far is a viewpoint, it depends on which side of the fence you are. Suffice,
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Daily Post 1532 CRYING FOR EXPERTISE Look at the world around and you would find find one conspicuous element missing in our ecosystem – expertise. We find people groping in the dark for the most complex to the simplest of the tasks, activities, processes or projects. It has become a challenge to find the right
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Daily Post 1531 MAINSTREAM IRRELEVANCE Seven decades is not a long time in the history of a nation. Might be its sufficient enough time to put systems in place and make it robust. It can be good enough time to be clear about, as to where we are heading. Certainly, it is enough time to
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Daily Post 1530 PUBLIC DOMAIN INTEROPERABILITY Interoperability remains a technical and business issue in the IT world. Seamless interoperability is a mirage that we keep on chasing, some don’t even have the interest to make it happen, if it is outside their area of vested interest. This is the technical public domain, the technologies, products
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Daily Post 1529 DEMOCRATIC CONSENSUS Within the same democratic functioning different variants of decision making have developed given the difference in the ecosystem and the experiences governments and parliaments have gone through. Even more interesting is the fact that within the same country different variants of decision marking erupts, depending upon the nature of leadership
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