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A Diplomat Reveals
Memoirs of the author, Indian diplomat.
Making of a Diplomat
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Diplomacy
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The Teaching of Reading
Presenting a vivid picture of the current world-wide effort to promote literacy, the author discusses the problems faced, the procedures followed, the ends sought. Stressing the increasing interest in reading today throughout the world, the author points out the recognized importance of world-wide literacy and the increasing demands made on readers in all countries. The conditions which make world literacy imperative, and the role of reading in the lives of adults everywhere are reviewed. An analysis of records of eye-movements in reading reveals that the basic attitudes and skills involved in reading are similar the world over, independent of differences in language and culture. Review of the teaching of reading reveals that both meaning and word recognition should be emphasized from the beginning. The author next lays out programs for teaching both children and adults to read. Finally, he discusses the lessons to be learned about the teaching of reading from this world wide study.
Handbook of Human Resource Management in the Middle East
This Handbook provides evidence-based information to the reader regarding the dynamics of HRM in this important region. The book is developed into three parts – contextual and functional issues such as societal and cultural perspectives, performance management and talent management; country-specific HRM covering the GCC, Levant and North African nations; and emerging themes such as HR issues related to domestic workers, labour localisation, expatriate management, CSR, Wasta, foreign and public sector firms. Covered under 23 chapters, the systematic analysis highlights the main forces determining HRM systems in the region.
Words, Words, Words
More Than Just A Memoir, This Book Is Diplomatic History, Written In The Author S Inimitable Style, With A Touch Of Humour. It Is A Meticulously Recorded Account Of A Variety Of Bilateral And Multilateral Diplomatic Negotiations In Which He Was Involved. Although Specialization Is Not A Strong Point Of The Indian Foreign Service, The Author Has Been Able To Specialize In Multilateral Diplomacy, Having Dealt With Various Aspects Of The United Nations In New York, New Delhi, Geneva, Nairobi And Vienna. He Brings Out The Dynamics, Indeed The Magic, Of Multilateralism In His Intimate Account.
The Ambassador's Club
In 1972, in what appeared a whimsical decision at first, Idi Amin, the dictator of Uganda, declared that all Asians holding citizenship of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh or the UK would be expelled from the country within three months. As he put it, mistakenly, 'Asians milked the cow, but did not feed it to yield more milk.' It was the beginning of a nightmarish five months for Niranjan Desai, who had been sent from India as officer on special duty to help tackle the crisis, as he tried to help people leaving possessions and attachments behind for an uncertain future, watched a country in turmoil where people vanished overnight, and was himself declared persona non grata and put at some risk to...
Modern Techniques of Raising Field Crops
Describes modern management practices with regard to all of the major crops in India comprising cereals, millets, pulses, oilseeds, fibre crops, forage and sugar crops. The book contains the latest, authoritative and readily-usable information on the improved farming techniques for stepping up crop productivity. Information gathered is for use by students, teachers, extension workers and others interested in the agricultural prosperity of the nation.
Canada-India
The book brings out how both countries despite their honest differences of opinion, at least on certain aspects, the scope for friendly cooperation to mutual advantage is enormous and, therefore, deserved to be the overriding consideration. This unique volume breaks fresh ground in many ways, including its analytical coverage of the huge and influential Indian Diaspora in Canada. This work should be of immense interest and value to the general readers as well as the serious students and scholars pursuing the study of Canada and its relations with India.
