Disruptive Technologies, Education and Some Social Issues Disruptive Technologies, Modern Education, Shrouded Social Issues and Dirty media propaganda

    Why BJP’s Adwords Campaign Failed

    Why BJP’s Adwords Campaign Failed-Image
    We saw Advani becoming Ad -Vani with his aggressive adwords campaign targeting every indian site. At one point there were only his ads on every site we browsed. The first and foremost reason it failed – We hate Ads. Advani is not a new product on the market which needs to spend millions of dollars. We all know who that bugger is. He needs no branding. What he could have done online is to try and connect to the people in a non...

    Power To The People – Funny

    Power To The People – Funny-Image

    I will be a different MP – Shashi Tharoor

    I will be a different MP – Shashi Tharoor-Image
    This video was shot during the bloggers meet with Shashi Tharoor.

    Reading Between the Election Number Part IV – Rise of the Regionals

    Reading Between the Election Number Part IV – Rise of the Regionals-Image
    Author’s Note : Please read Part I (and disclaimer) here, Part II and Part III before reading this post. The elections in 1989 would usher in a decade of political instability in India. No single party would gain the majority in the Lok Sabha for the first time. Congress (I) was the leading party with 195 seats, but well short of the 272 needed for majority. The Janata Party, reorganized as the Janata Dal, formed a coalition...

    Bloggers For Shashi Tharoor – Campaign

    Bloggers For Shashi Tharoor – Campaign-Image
    Shashi Tharoor, born on 9 March 1956 is an Indian diplomat and writer who has been known mostly for his having worked as an Indian diplomat at the United Nations. In 2006, he was the official candidate of India for the office of United Nations Secretary-General, and came second out of seven official candidates in the race. Tharoor served as the UN Under-Secretary General for Communications and Public Information between June 2002...

    Reading Between the Election Numbers Part III – A united, but faltering opposition

    Reading Between the Election Numbers Part III – A united, but faltering opposition-Image
    Author’s Note : Please read Part I (and disclaimer) here and Part II here As the next reelections came close, Indira Gandhi would declare a controversial national emergency, giving her despotic powers. The opposition – the socialist parties, the liberal parties, Congress offshoots like Utkal Congress, Bharatiya Kranti Dal and Jana Congress and the Hindu right with Jan Sangh, would combine to form the Janata Party and contest...

    Reading Between the Election Numbers Part II – Trouble at the Top

    Reading Between the Election Numbers Part II – Trouble at the Top-Image
    Author’s Note : Part 1 available here, along with the Disclaimer. Nehru would be reelected in 1962, but with a mildly lesser majority. The liberal C Rajagopalachari and his nascent Swatantra Party would garner 8% of the electorate (Though only 18 seats in 494 member assembly). Pro Tamil Dravida Munntera Kazhagam would also make its debut in the Lok Sabha with 7 seats. Nehru’s regime would suffer a further blow when China...