DailyPost 2974 CAN ROADS BE A GUARANTEE? We can expect anything out of our politicians, nothing is weird or absurd for them. To latch on to any successful project / action, ensuring them votes is the magic wand they are always looking for. They abused the usage of the concept of zero-tolerance to a level […]
DailyPost 2973 NATIONAL GOVERNMENTAL RESPONSE ACT If you obstruct a public servant from performing his duty even if it is during a run of the mill protest, you are in for trouble. You land in a criminal offence and you have to keep battling it out for years. Governments have organisational strength and deep pockets
DailyPost 2972 THE CRYPTO HEIST The nature of this crypto heist might be comparable to the Bank of Bangladesh, Central Bank of Bangladesh way back in February 2016 and is still remembered in the history of cyber security globally. Crypto was supposed to be immutable but is now under fierce attack, with a few notable
DailyPost 2971 TUTORIAL JUDGEMENTS Discussing judgements more so by the influencers becomes an important task if you are out to judge the judges, whose main job is to judge everything that is brought to their legal purview.When the head of the judicial administration of our country passes on the baton, it becomes all the more
DailyPost 2970 ALPHAFOLD3 GOES OPEN SOURCE There were limits to the usage and the final utility of open source. At times it needed either customisation or support, which came with its own complications. Making open source work for you has its own tool kit. Leaving aside the intricacies of the open source world for the
DailyPost 2969 INDIA – IN DEFENCE It is very rare in the history of the country and that too a democratic one, where individuals and organisations, are in the continuous process – of being in defence. Country standing in defence of something worthwhile has been a regular feature, but that is not the case we
DailyPost 2968 CRUCIAL DEFENCE UNIT UNDER RANSOMWARE ATTACK We keep speculating about the state of cyber security in India given the fact that barely anything authenticated or validated comes out in the public domain either vetted by the government or the organisation(s) in question. There is still no legally mandated standardised breach reporting system in
DailyPost 2967 TOXIC CAPITAL – A TRIBUTE TO DEMOCRACY / GOVERNANCE That the air in the capital city in the country is so toxic, not being fit to allow normal health is a tribute to the nature of democracy which we practise and consequently the nature of governance that we have created. To say that
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DailyPost 2966 DEMOCRATIC SMOKESCREEN Even in the most conventional or in the most copybook manner, there would be differences between democracy in the constitution and the legal statutes and the way it is practised. We would all have heard of the de jure and de facto versions of democracies the world over. The issue is
DailyPost 2965 CACTUS TO CLOP TO HELLCAT Very rarely a topic can be so intriguing. It would really take an effort to unravel it, but certainly very doable given the quantum of information available on the public domain, more so related to IT / cyber security. Without making it a riddle, the simple answer is
DailyPost 2964 DIGITAL ARRESTS – TELCOS AND BANKS ROLES The world of digital arrests revolves around the police axis. If we move further we tend to fix the blame on the victim; ignorance, reckless, not matured and what not. Governance as it is understood in this country puts immense responsibilities on citizens. For that reason,
