POLITICS

Whispersinthecorridors asks editorial staff to work from home

Whispersinthecorridors has asked its editorial staff to work from home as an effective step towards Coronavirus prevention. All its editors and desk staff are working from home. Whispersinthecorridors is the only media in  the country which is keeping its surfers informed about the latest developments in bureaucracy and corporate world while others are engrossed with the news flooded on Corona virus alone. It is our endeavour to keep every one informed about the happenings related to governance and we are fulfilling it in the most difficult of times.

This is History (2099)

Treaties are like roses and young girls. They last while they last.

Only two Ministers were present in PM'S VC with CMs

There was a significant presence of Rajnath Singh, Defence Minister, in the Video Conferencing with CMs of different states on Thursday in Delhi. The other Minister who was present was Amit Shah, Home Minister. Apart from these two ministers senior officers were also present.

Rahul Gandhi returns to CWC

After attending last CWC in August, Rahul Gandhi on Thursday returned to the Congress Working Committee meet to attend the crucial discussion on the Covid-19 situation. Any significance ?

MHA Secretary asks States/UTs to take action against fake news

Ajay Kumar Bhalla, Secretary, Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), has asked all the States/UTs to take effective measures to fight fake news in order to prevent panic among people and spread of COVID-19.

DEBATE- Is unified service in CPOs viable ?

Will unified service in CPOs be viable ? After Railway’s, there is a loud thinking to create a unified service for cadre officers of CPOs. Grapevine has it that the proposed name could be either Indian Central Armed Police Service (ICAPS) or Indian Armed Police Service(IAPS) and if all goes well, it may be introduced from 2021. How far it will be viable ?

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The corporate world in India had always at some point of time has seriously thought over succession issues. The interesting fact remains that whether India’s most well known business families have found a suitable successor or not, all are run very professionally both by members of the family who carry the legacy forward and the professionals hired from outside to run the conglomerates.