Bureaucrazy

After God, bureaucracy may be the only thing that is omnipotent, omnipresent and omniscient. From joint families to large multinational corporations to international organizations like United Nations, bureaucracies are everywhere, all the time and impacting our lives in more ways than we possibly think or imagine. Even in a narrower sense it is not synonymous with the Government 'un'civil service. Conceived in a broader sense, it is not merely an institution, but an inescapable...
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After God, bureaucracy may be the only thing that is omnipotent, omnipresent and omniscient. From joint families to large multinational corporations to international organizations like United Nations, bureaucracies are everywhere, all the time and impacting our lives in more ways than we possibly think or imagine. Even in a narrower sense it is not synonymous with the Government 'un'civil service. Conceived in a broader sense, it is not merely an institution, but an inescapable universal human trait. Such is this immortal industrial scale human machine that you can never know enough about it. This book, a hilariously graphic account of the innards of bureaucracy from an emotionally cathartic equine orifice (aka horse's mouth), naturally, is only a modest attempt at best to introduce it to anyone interested. Through the lens of tens of sketches, each worth more than a thousand words and narrating a nano-tale about the funny side of bureaucracy, the reader can see-explore this otherwise closed and crazy universe of bureaucrats. Flick through the pages of this unputdownable magical portal, replete with picturesque images, to begin an irresistibly unforgettable odyssey of bureaucracy.