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Books

EQ unravelled

This book, Emotional Intelligence At Work: A Professional Guide, by Dr Dalip Singh, a senior IAS officer, has earned international acclaim. It tells...

Global Scan

Pomp and circumstance

The first overseas tour of President Pratibha Patil was marred by unprecedented goof-ups, protocol glitches and controversy which regaled television audiences and newspaper...

Talk Time

‘Incentives, subsidies have been announcedto encourage investors in tourism’

Belonging to the 1992 batch, M Rajaram is a postgraduate in law, English and education. He also holds a doctorate in human resource...

Talk Time

‘Police personnel are perceived as personal armies of state governments’

Vijay Shanker is an IPS officer of the UP cadre (1969 batch). Before becoming Director of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), he...

Defence

Lambs in the arms bazaar

The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG)’s report has observed that defence acquisition is “a cross-disciplinary activity requiring expertise in technology, military, finance, quality...

Special Report

UP bureaucrats on auction

Despite Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati thundering, “The transfer business has come to an end” soon after assuming office on May 13 last...

Mastermind

A keeper of secrets

Guess this personality by the clues given below. He’s the longest serving Member of Parliament’s Upper House but has no base, no constituency...

Defence

‘We are going to offer F-16s to India’

Chief Executive Officer of Lockheed Martin India Pvt Ltd Douglas A Hartwick is a former diplomat who was Assistant US Trade Representative for...

First Stirrings

Somewhere over the rainbow

As a young student of history, I was always interested in travelling and adventure and knowing the cultures of other countries. My father...

Special Report

Gold rush in Chandigarh

After Haryana was carved out of Punjab in 1969, it was decided that the Union Territory of Chandigarh would draw 60 per cent...