Why does happiness have such a short shelf life? Understanding the neuroscience of "wanting" vs. "liking" and the radical power of declaring "enough."
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Director General of Police, & Head of the Haryana State Narcotics Control Bureau
As India’s population ages, retirement policy must shift from managing exit to enabling continued contribution.
Why the race for faster response times is colliding with human biology—and how smarter systems can restore both health and effectiveness.
Retirement is not stepping away from life; it is stepping into a life of your own making.
O.P. Singh argues India’s crisis deficit is a lack of timely communication. Silence breeds rumors; governments must institutionalize rapid, honest updates to build trust and ensure cooperation.
Lessons from the Al-Falah University Case.
Public service is a beginning, not a reward. Know your temperament, build skills, earn trust, care for your people, navigate institutions wisely, and preserve judgment and self-respect over a career.
Marked by crisis, not calendar, O.P. Singh’s short stint as Haryana DGP navigated suicides, caste outrage and distrust, restoring order through restraint, accountability, symbolism and focused policing.
Why an agile police force now underpins investment, stability and the state’s long-term competitiveness?
A magnet city must open the front door: fair leases, escrowed deposits, and time-bound grievance redress for young, single founders in Gurugram.
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