Why cricket now needs its own communication coach.
About The Author
Director General of Police, & Head of the Haryana State Narcotics Control Bureau
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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.
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Smartphones have transformed protests into instant, networked movements—reshaping power, legitimacy, and governance. States must design for dignity, dialogue, and trust, not censorship.
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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.
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How Policing, Despite Its Flaws, Sustains the Fragile Miracle of Civilisation.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Why happiness isn’t on sale but smart spending can help you find it.
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