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karatecatman Guest
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Posted: Wed Dec 27, 2006 4:00 pm Post subject: For Lalu, its Harvard and Wharton students next |
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A UNI report (Dec. 27) says after IIM, Ahmedabad, Railway Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav is now set to bowl over business students of Harvard and Wharton. Today the B-school students will meet Lalu at Rail Bhawan here, to get a feel of the much-publicised Indian Railways’ success story.
A group of 100 students from Harvard Business School in the first half and 37 from Wharton in the second half will benefit from Lalu’s views on ‘‘The Strategy and Policy Framework for the Turn Round of Indian Railways’’, that he will share with them. According to sources, Lalu will add his ’socialistic nuances’ to the entire interaction, something that would be of more interest to the faculty of these foreign universities.
After ’theoretical’ classes, Lalu may add ’practical’ classes for these students, as he is reportedly planning to take them to different railway stations to highlight the changes that he has brought about in the Railways. Lalu’s leadership qualities are also expected to come up for a discussion among the undergraduates.
For this, the homework has already been done with teams of professors and various railway establishments. Officers have under gone number of crunching sessions to present the success story of the Railways in an appropriate manner. Lalu is also expected to support this ‘‘success story’ with a power point presentation, inclusive of graphs and tables in sync with ’international standards.’’
The foreign faculties have expressed their desire to know how Lalu converted the loss making Railways into a Rupees 2000 crore profit making organisation within two years, without downsizing the staff or increasing the fares. Corporate entities across the world have also shown interest in the Indian Railways turnaround story, and Harvard is expected to make it a ’case study’ under the Business and Government section.
The Railway Minister appears keen to shed his ’comical’ image and has turned serious in his bid to erase skepticism about his achievements, says the report. |
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D-ABTH Member
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Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 6:55 am Post subject: |
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how to scam your way to fame stardom and lavish riches... to hell with the victims.. live and let die.. _________________ If it aint Boeing.. I aint going. |
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AKLDELNonstop Member
Joined: 19 Dec 2006 Posts: 1066 Location: Auckland
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Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 12:30 pm Post subject: |
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Do people really believe he had anything to do with the profits of the railways.
IMO, this is what he did? He and his goons decided that they will loot the railways a bit less so they can show the rest as profit
Cant believe the intelligentia class of India can fall for this.
Cheers _________________ Geniuses are always misunderstood in their lifetimes. |
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the_380 Member
Joined: 19 Dec 2006 Posts: 2329 Location: Mumbai, India
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Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 1:27 pm Post subject: Re: For Lalu, its Harvard and Wharton students next |
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karatecatman wrote: | The Railway Minister appears keen to shed his ’comical’ image and has turned serious in his bid to erase skepticism about his achievements, says the report. |
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karatecatman Guest
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Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 3:05 pm Post subject: |
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Anyway, he's off to Harvard and Wharton soon.
12 universities in the US have invited for a lecture series.
Laloo is also off on a tour of Europe to study fast trains.
(May be his IIM son-in-law and the other IA pilot s-i-l are giving him tips!!!) |
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