When the tragedy strikes, organisations respond in very different ways, none of which could be faulted on any moral grounds, but it surely generates heated…
The Labour Departments in the various States in India are notorious for their inefficiency, ineffectiveness and corruption. The most notorious among these are, without doubt,…
A colleague’s post on Tea brought back some old memories. I drink a lot of tea, at least five to six cups a day. In…
Newspapers are carrying articles on how Trade Unions of Coal India employees have actually advised them wrongly on the Coal India IPO. Let us recap…
The Economist says “Alongside Paul Kearney, a lieutenant-colonel in the Royal Marines, Professor James has been studying the operations of the pirates, as well as…
And some more thoughts, all my own, for this weekend. – Like I am anxiously awaiting 50th century of Sachin. It will be a great…
I have always enjoyed reading judgements and other writing of certain judges. Lord Denning’s books, CJ MC Chagla’s autobiography ‘Roses in December’ are my favourite…
And some of my thoughts for this weekend: – Like the Raymonds factory in Thane is finally closed down. Workers will get between 16 lakhs…
A frightened Lulu, my parrot, suddenly flew in my room. He fluttered his wings and sat quietly on the arm of my chair. ‘What happened…
There are some things that give me unbearable tension. Holding a training program scores the highest on that count. I recently conducted a training program…