On the lighter side
If we search on internet, we find that the term Presstitute was originally coined by Gerald Celente in US scenario. In the Indian scenario, it was General VK Singh who first used in April 2015. Presstitute means who give biased and predetermined views in favor of the government and/or corporations, thus neglecting their fundamental duty of reporting news impartially.
In other words, we can say that this word can used to address journalists who report "Paid News".
We have three pillars of Democracy. Legislative, Judiciary and Executive. In view of above mentioned definition of Presstitute, Laws can also be made to specifically favour some corporate. Biased and predetermined Judgement can also be passed. And, it is better that we talk lesser of Executive because we all know the meaning of the word Bribe.
As per the information available on internet, the word Juristitute does exist. On similar lines, other words can also be coined such as "Executitute" and "Legislatitutes" (Since Law making is a collective effort, therefore, it has to be a Plural).
Now, let loose our horses of humour and vent off our frustration. But, no personal comments on anyone PLEASE. more
In other words, we can say that this word can used to address journalists who report "Paid News".
We have three pillars of Democracy. Legislative, Judiciary and Executive. In view of above mentioned definition of Presstitute, Laws can also be made to specifically favour some corporate. Biased and predetermined Judgement can also be passed. And, it is better that we talk lesser of Executive because we all know the meaning of the word Bribe.
As per the information available on internet, the word Juristitute does exist. On similar lines, other words can also be coined such as "Executitute" and "Legislatitutes" (Since Law making is a collective effort, therefore, it has to be a Plural).
Now, let loose our horses of humour and vent off our frustration. But, no personal comments on anyone PLEASE. more
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Suggestion that Banks should give donations to the political parties for elections is impractical mainly because many banks are in loss. Moreover, they should not take liberty of donation of public money. Declaring NPA is one kind of donation which has to be declared illegal. more
Jun 19
Sir! The subject line is 'On the lighter side' and my suggestion is also on lighter side. I know, it is not possible but at least, by following my suggestion. NPA generation could be curbed. Ha Ha Ha. more
Jun 19
A solution. Now, Poll Funding is legal and official for the Industry. Also get Tax rebate on donated amount. Banking is also an Industry. Therefore, why not Banks directly contribute in Poll funding and eradicate NPA. And of course, ruling party will get major share. more
Jun 19
Actually, it has been clear enough for any one to understand easily that Govt. has soft corner for Industry and ....... for farmers or small investment capacity people. Loan clearance of 45000 Crores by donation of 450 crores. What a intellectual input assured to give 100 times (not 100 %) profitability. It appears, the loopholes are deliberately left in formulating regulations to ensure sustenance before law. Any way. These are gimmicks which are beyond imagination of common man. How long the Banks will continue declaring NPA for big houses is the basic question ? more
Jun 19
as long as we keep mum, the government can play any tricks. more
Jun 19
when government is run for businessmen, by the businessmen and to the business men what else you expect. I have a doubt, In my social studies when i was studying some where in 10 th class a contesting candidate should not hold any office of profit. is it correct. If so how many MPs and MLAs have now more
Jun 18
Very beautifully, diplomatically, sarcastically & humorously said about current scenario in our country. Hats off to you Atulji.. more
Jun 16
Not only that, Poll Funding could be to the tune of Rs. 500 Crores. And the loans from Bank could be to the tune of Rs. 45,773 Crores in case of Reliance Communications, Rs. 98,000 Crores for Bhushan Steel, Rs. 90,000 Crores for Videocon and several other in the range of 50,000 to 20,000 crores each. more
Jun 17
