The Hindu Business Line : Friday, November 28, 2008

COLUMNS

RASHEEDA BHAGAT: They don’t speak for me
When one of the terrorists holed up in the Oberoi hotel demanded while talking to a television channel “Release all the Mujahideens, and Muslims living in India should not be troubled,” he was certainly not speaking for me. Or ...

IMPRESSIONS: A proud Indian, still
Many a time in my 47 years of life, I communed with God Almighty, thanking him for according me the blessing of being born an Indian. A proud citizen of the largest democracy, I have always believed that even if not perfect we are ...

BL CLUB: Ms Anusha R. Mahesh, Chief Executive, Park Global School of Business Excellence, Chennai; Stella Maris College
Chennai, Nov. 27 “Do what everyone else is doing, but differently, and that will get you noticed,” said Ms Anusha R. Mahesh, Chief Executive, Park Global School of Business Excellence, ...

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