Reading between the lines
The plane is cruising at some 560 miles per hour somewhere over Pakistan. I am flying back to India after a meeting at head office in the Netherlands. I wonder if there are any drones around and subconsciously look outside as if I would be able to spot one in the dark. It amuses me that the military âŠ
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Ports & Infrastructure Sonali Chatterjee of the Indian Ports & Infrastructure magazine did a Q&A with me some time back which appeared in their February issue. I have created a pdf of the relevant article for you to read. This publication has appeared in the Indian Ports & âŠ
Read more âError: Image "cover-havanna.jpeg" not found In the old days it was common for an anchor man to be referred to as âOur man in..â. It became even more common with Graham Greeneâs 1958 novel âOur man in Havanaâ. Longmanâs dictionary also refers to the term as âa man who is the representative of a âŠ
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Read more âThe OECD is advocating to fight corruption. See this link for more. Also the people of India are sick of corruption. Anna Hazareâs Jantar Mantar fast, which got overwhelming public support, has not gone in vain. The latest government version of the proposed Lokpal Bill is certainly an improvement âŠ
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