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Tag Archives: india
And it gets better – Take it or leave it!
Ajoy’s fight against VSNL-Tata Indicom continues. You can read the first part of this saga here. If I was irritated earlier, I am really mad now. It is one thing to have in-efficiencies in operations, but to have a successful … Continue reading
That’s the way!
When my cousin Ajoy Eric Lal told me that he was heading back to India after living more than 20 years in Germany, I wondered how he would fare against the slowness and inefficiencies in India. Some people just complain … Continue reading
Outsourcing the Women’s suffrage
I was astonished to find out women’s suffrage is a fairly recent development. Can you believe women were not allowed to vote in most of the western world until the late 19th century. Women’s suffrage has a checkered history, but … Continue reading
God bless America!!
First time I heard it, I wondered – what about the rest, seemed brazen, arrogant, and typically American. Until I recalled words of wisdom from a fellow commuter on a train journey in India “That India works, proves that there … Continue reading