DailyPost 1994 POLITICAL CRISIS What is a political crisis? Does it mean the same for all political parties? Is there a common definition of it for the electorate, the common man, whose fate is literally tied to it? Can a party have ever experienced a political crisis, while being comfortably seated in power? Political crisis […]
DailyPost 1993 THE CYBER SURVEILLANCE INDUSTRY The conventional trade of surveillance was restricted to government agencies with defined roles and duties within the law and through tools that can be accounted for. There were no great private players, it was a game of expertise picked up over decades enmeshed with little conventional technology, wherever available
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DailyPost 1992 SHIFTING SANDS – INDIA’S POLITICAL DEMOCRACY The unfortunate part is that politics impacts everything much more than anything else. The other cardinal fact is that politics has developed the uncanny knack of not getting impacted by anything. Democracy if feudal and archaic can only look different depending on the colors that fall on
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DailyPost 1991 MOVING TOWARDS A DECENTRALISED DIGITAL EXISTENCE If internet is treated as one platform catering to all that has been happening since its inception, we are likely to miss out the huge technological churning. The nascent one, Web3 might be totally different from where it all started. From the dot.com boom, what supposedly is called the digital,
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DailyPost 1990 GOLDEN GIRLS – HAPPY WOMEN’S DAY They are the women of steel. They have been scripting their and the nation’s success, in uncharted territory, moving ahead on the untrodden path. As they say, if you can handle uncertainty, you can handle everything. And they have become experts in handling an uncertain and unknown
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DailyPost 1989 THE LESSONS WE HAVE CLAIMED TO HAVE LEARNT… The lessons we claimed to have learnt are barely reflected in practice. This is the tragedy of human existence. It is more conspicuous in India. Our systems allow for being frivolous and get away with it. Leaders who don’t learn from their own mistakes are
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DailyPost 1988 PURPOSELESS INDIA It seems India has got in its own entangled story. What we believe is what we presume to be happening. The gap between the professed and the done has kept on increasing over the years. The requirement of the ecosystem / sector is not being mapped and life is moving at
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 1986 SCOPE CREEP Scope creep is a terminology generally used for increase in the scope of work agreed up, legally or otherwise. It generally gives a feeling that it is surreptitiously being pushed in. There are general perceptions about the nature of work encapsulating one particular task, but the clarity is missing. Based on
DailyPost 1985 DIGITAL PHYSICAL POLICING – SECURITY, INVESTIGATION, INTELLIGENCE ETC. COVID-19 has proved that the only way to be connected to physical world has been digital technology. Cyber physical has become one single continuum of human existence. Treating them as two different worlds can land you in a mess, to get out of it might
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DailyPost 1984 UNICORN MANIA! What does this actually mean for the nation? A dozen of enduring tech business entities in the near future or might be in a decade or so, reaching a market value of over $50 billion and more and creating a business which would make global impact. Or it would be another
