A magnet city must open the front door: fair leases, escrowed deposits, and time-bound grievance redress for young, single founders in Gurugram.
About The Author
Director General of Police, & Head of the Haryana State Narcotics Control Bureau
Why cricket now needs its own communication coach.
Grievance influencers convert online outrage into rapid political power, toppling or shaking governments from Sri Lanka to Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, and even the UK; renewal needs channels for accountable reform.
Smartphones have transformed protests into instant, networked movements—reshaping power, legitimacy, and governance. States must design for dignity, dialogue, and trust, not censorship.
OP Singh argues that in the age of ‘Smartphonians,’ governments must move beyond forceful crowd control to embrace crowd design and engineering—blending tech, psychology, and dialogue for legitimacy.
How Policing, Despite Its Flaws, Sustains the Fragile Miracle of Civilisation.
From sports scholarships to cybercrime reform, OP Singh, IPS, shares what public trust looks like in action — and why empathy isn’t optional in governance.
As synthetic drugs reshape the global narcotics trade, Haryana is racing to stay ahead. With intelligence-driven enforcement, financial tracking, and forensic upgrades, the state is redefining how law enforcement combats this evolving threat.
When controversy strikes, the powerful don’t apologize—they pivot. From blaming wives to blaming workers, this corporate titan’s distraction game reveals a deeper truth about wealth, power, and the politics of blame.
Sherlock Holmes investigates how a corporate leader’s 90-hour workweek suggestion and wife-stare quip sparked memes and debates, offering lessons in leadership, communication, and the power of viral remarks.
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