K Siddhartha

Civil Services’ recruitment process, training need reform

May 13, 2022

Another Civil Services day has passed. Varied people gather to give speeches on this day, and request the Civil Servants to take the country forward, that was a euphemism for not obstructing it. A former President, the present Prime Minister, and hordes of people from the technical field, creative people...

Is calling ‘climate change’ an environmental disaster ethical?

April 29, 2022

One of the greatest shibboleths of modern culture is to be judgemental, judgemental towards all those areas from where we actually learn, those that we sometime revere, and even more so now towards nature. This is what is reflected in our tendency to call any natural event by a name...

Information poisoning as a new form weapon & terror

February 16, 2022

Long after the British had left India at the mercy of their servants representing as Prime Ministers, the minds of Indians continued to feel like subservient slaves. The British poisoned the minds of Indians in such a manner that everything that was India and of their country was projected as...

Tackling global temperature rise with simple innovations

January 21, 2022

To begin with, ‘manmade’ climate change should not have happened. If it has, then easy solutions exist and it is certainly not as difficult as is being made out by the polluters. Global powers, who manage perception management around the world frequently, insert too much information including false or misleading...

Seldom known causes of climate change

January 14, 2022

Spurred by a colonial mindset and slave mentality, imitative lifestyles and conscious consumerism are on the upswing. So is a new throw-away culture that is snobbish and imitative. A colonial mindset exists where all gains and successes are measured in terms of GDP, and there is an attendant emphasis is...

India can be a moral, spiritual leader in eco-conservation

December 31, 2021

‘One Sun, One World One Grid”, has been a slogan that captivated the minds of world citizens during COP 26 in Glasgow. But even before, India came with the pathbreaking innovative semiotic presentation that still echoes in world environmental circles— “Poverty is the worst polluter” in 1972 Stockholm Conference, and...

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