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Bihar Politics – lackluster without ‘Game Changers’ By: Amit Bhushan Date: 6th August 2020 The issues are aplenty like the Grand mandir agenda which seems to overlook others like floods, pandemic, lack of local jobs and corruption in MNREGA/Mid-day, mis-treatment of local people in other...

Bhakt News-Media and In-ept Opposition By: Amit Bhushan Date: 21st Mar.2020 People are in a bind as they have been hit with an unprecedented and unanticipated pandemic called Corona or COVID-19. This has consumed almost all the focus putting sundry political developments out of limelight...

Domesti-sizing the Internet By: Amit Bhushan Date: 23rd Feb. 2020 The political debates are mostly debates of convenience; convenience for the Netas in power, that is. The nationalism debates spurred by the CAA and anti-CAA protests are one such example. Each side has a small cross-section of...

Trade Diversification by Country of Origin By: Amit Bhushan Date: 19th Feb. 2020 There are quite a few challenges for the trade deal between democratic countries. It is not that complimentaries aren’t available for the trade deals to succeed and yield benefits to nations, developed or...

The Economic De-bottlenecking - India By: Amit Bhushan Date: 16th Feb.2020 While the government seem to be trying out quite a few things to shore growth, but that has mostly resulted in a copper. The growth has remain stubbornly struck to a lower groove. The key indicator like GST collection...

The Prophecy of Third Flush… By: Amit Bhushan Date: 15th Feb. 2020 With general elections giving decisive mandate to the current regime, some of the Netas and political parties sought to dismiss the prophecy of Third Flush, first published in these articles in Management Paradise...

The Pracharak’s Challenge By: Amit Bhushan Date: 7th Jan 2020 In the prevailing political mayhem dominated by polically induced vandalism followed by political mobilization (on ground) of people, one thing is clearly missing. It is public view or opinion on objectives for the ruling party or...

Lack of Electoral Assertiveness of Hindi Heartland Parties By: Amit Bhushan Date: 3rd Jan. 2020 With the ‘agenda’ being doctored by larger parties, smaller parties are in dilemma. While they have protect ‘ideology (read ‘vote banks’ amongst loyalists)’ on one hand, they also have to fend off...

Political Activism and Electoral Dividends Date: 29th Dec. 2019 By: Amit Bhushan With the current dose of political activism, the opposition may have been able to establish and may be able to communicate (which is much more important) its ‘ground presence’. The smaller parties and Netas (in...

The State Election Results and Analysis By: Amit Bhushan Date: 23rd Dec. 2019 There are 3-4 important take-aways from the electoral results in the state that the news media analysis would miss to convey, however these may continue to influence and define our polity (whosoever forms the...

The CAB Debates – Unheard Voices By: Amit Bhushan Date: 16th Dec. 2019 While debate on CAB (on streets) turn ugly, the commercial news media must ponder upon its role. These articles from ‘Game’ in Management Paradise would keep pointing about this as newsmedia ‘shows’ only the pol-parties...

A Question on CAB By: Amit Bhushan Date: 10th Dec. 2019 The art of political questioning isn’t changing with old mindsets still ruling the roost in polity. It doesn’t help that commercial needs media keeps focus on the same old stories rather than new ones. This is not just about the...

The Economy- What ????? By: Amit Bhushan Date: 28th Oct. 2019 The weak economics faculty amongst national political parties, is a stuff that remains unacknowledged. We continue to have rival claims of victory and/or moral victory in the state elections on the basis of stupid analysis. The...

The Electoral Message By: Amit Bhushan Date: 24th Oct. 2019 The electoral message in the state electoral round is rather simple. If a Raincoat is not a good enough to protect from charges of corruption/nepotism and mis-governance, neither is thumping chestnut of any size.The opposition’ with...

Leadership Dilemma: Humanism vs Hindutava By: Amit Bhushan Date: 10th Oct. 2019 One of the challenges that the opposition faces is its ability to counter the current political narrative set by the ruling party and its cronies with yesteryear’s firepower and fixations. Politics in India has...

The Reason for Challenge and Level of Challenge seems Incompatible By: Amit Bhushan Date: 5th Oct. 2019 The opposition politics seems to be in quandary and the signs for this are ominous. The fact is apparent as the financial capital would sink under water and potholes on roads remain...

Politics Revisited; But will Organization Sustain By: Amit Bhushan Date: 15th Sept. 2019 The GOP leadership seems to be taking on to ‘tough question politics’ by its pointers towards economic policies raised by those that can be probably construed to be the highest level in the given...

Slowdown, Employment, Environment and Tax Concessions By: Amit Bhushan Date: 10th Sept. 2019 With the news media roping in the Industry leaders (or may be vice versa) on concerns regards slowdown, the expectations of tax concessions are being built up. These would perhaps do some benefit to...

Suo-moto action in Judiciary, its message By: Amit Bhushan Date: 31st Aug. 2019 The internal disconnects and distortions in Judiciary, which holds power to distribute justice is on rise. This should not be taken as an act of mere one-upmanship within Judiciary. The fact is that some people...

Trade Wars – Developing (a) Market and Consuming (a) Market By: Amit Bhushan Date: 25th Aug. 2019 The politics of Trade wars is heating up the global political discussions. This is likely to grow as political focus in developing countries shifts from ‘consumption' to ‘sustainable...