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The lack of Dalit ‘issue’ By: Amit Bhushan Date: 15th April 2018 The article from ‘Game’ would perhaps provoke some thoughts. This is because the ‘issue’ is being seen as a ‘decisive factor’ in currently propagated politics by the ‘commercial news media’. The key factor here is the hindi word...

The Trade War Talks By: Amit Bhushan Date: 6th April 2018 The Global Trade discussions seems to have changed, quite a bit. These talks were till recently dominated by BRI (Belt & Road Initiative), which involve China led efforts and financing for large projects in emerging markets. Most of...

The Campaign on Stressed Assets By: Amit Bhushan Date: 3rd April 2018 There seems to be a sustained campaign in select news media regards public policy on Stressed Assets in particular for Banking sector in India. The design goes as defining objectives of the policy by making bold statements...

Leadership guided Macro-economic Adjustments By: Amit Bhushan Date: 2nd April 2018 With the ‘retaliation’ on the ‘Trade-front’ by China, the ‘Leadership guided Macro-economic Adjustments’ or what’s also dubbed as ‘Trade War’, seems to be finally on’. The ‘initial shots’ seem to be interesting...

Political Dogfight & Gandhian Legacy By: Amit Bhushan Date: 29th Mar. 2018 The Pied Pipers of politics in India while playing their ‘Game’, seem to have become oblivious to any of the Gandhian symbolisms as well. This is happening as Ministers cry ‘Systemic flaws’ in efforts to wash their...

Debate on Data Privacy & Public Information By: Amit Bhushan Date: 23rd Mar. 2018 The debate that has kicked-off in the News Media (Commercial dropped), is interesting. With the ministers from the government ‘chirping up’, this has become even more involved. The News Media is hard=pressed to...

The Big Change in Indian Politics By: Amit Bhushan Date: 19th Mar. 2018 The ability to ‘see’ through ‘change’ has its advantages in politics. This however requires a lot of conviction to overcome fears and embrace the change, if one is a political Neta, though. Most of the Netas want the...

Political derision for the By-poll results By: Amit Bhushan Date: 18th Mar. 2018 The media is lampooning the powers that be over the by-polls results while at the same time ‘celebrating the victors’. Some of the Netas are now painstakingly trying to explain them through the prism of local...

Fixing the Indian Bus By: Amit Bhushan Date:17th Mar. 2018 The trigger to this article is an article in an English daily. The article quite badly tries to implore with its readers that ‘somebody would attempt to fix the bus’, and that political change may not be the right answer. The fact is...

The Prophecy of the ‘Game’ – Part II By: Amit Bhushan Date: 14th Mar. 2018 The Prophecy of the ‘Game’ (http://www.managementparadise.com/article/9742/the-prophecy-of-the-game ) – part 1 had some doubters in the media. These seems to have been silenced. But again the tendency amongst Netas to...

Realigning amongst Secular Political Groups By: Amit Bhushan Date: 9th Mar. 2018 With rise in level of consternation amongst the Netas, those with traditionally secular background in politics seems to be on roll. Basically the Netas want to be leaders in power-sharing but they also want to...

The GOP and its neglected four legs By: Amit Bhushan Date: 6th Mar. 2018 A big animal needs four legs. It balances itself on its four legs and needs/uses them to walk or to run or even to dance. However it should have adequate awareness about the capabilities of each of these legs. Those...

The 2nd and 3rd Front Game By: Amit Bhushan Date: 5th Mar. 2018 With ‘Game’ politics taking over and the issues coming to yore, the political maturity of the Netas is likely to show up with ease. When the ‘issue agenda’ is almost fixed, it is the responsiveness of the government in power is...

The Free Services and Service monopoly business model By: Amit Bhushan Date: 4th Mar. 2018 While much is written on the looming ‘trade wars’ and the US trade embargos. There is also a lot usually written around agricultural subsidies by our noted self-acclaimed economists in the media. It is...

The Prophecy of the ‘Game’ By: Amit Bhushan Date: 3rd Mar. 2018 With the electoral results out in the North-East, political Netas may once again turn in self-congratulatory mood. The ‘Game’ had predicted these results and much more and outcome seems to be broadly in line...

Challenges to Democracies By: Amit Bhushan Date: 27th Feb. 2018 The changes to the Chinese constitution may pose additional challenges to constitutional democracies especially in the Afro-asian region. The reason may be extension of the Chinese economic interests and an active role of its...

Emerging contours of Political Competition By: Amit Bhushan Date: 23rd Feb. 2018 Much ink as well as screen space has been wasted in trying to explain the ‘wave’ factor, by an ‘illiterate’ media. Yes, ‘illiterate’, as they don’t understand ‘Game’ and how is it being played out. They would...

Action – orientation or Inaction By: Amit Bhushan Date: 16th Feb. 2018 Can or should the government be allowed to get away by shouting systemic collapse and without identifying a root-cause for any of frauds being accepted by it. But we continue to have claims, tall claims and statistics, in...

Banking Audits & Exceptions Reporting By: Amit Bhushan Date: 16th Feb. 2018 A News report on some bank related reporting is a precursor. While the questions related to the transactions have been covered. The auditors and their liabilities have not been touched upon and seems to be avoided as...

The Free Trade Business – Please Support ‘me’ Globally By: Amit Bhushan Date: 15th Feb.2018 We have a debate in the commercial news media on ‘Free Trade’ and Globalization. The theme is that how these are under threat in most nations with the exception of probably China. This is also when...