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Sunday, May 11 1997
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Turning back on Hippocratic oath![[Details]](/icons/bullet.gif){kind=icon}
Commissions and cuts are not the monopoly of politicians and bureaucrats who are usually at the receiving end of all criticism. In this everything-goes era, even the dispensing of medicare popularly known as a noble profession, has not remained untainted.
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Taking right vs right decisions
Deciding one way or the other is always the managerial task. Chief executives or senior managers will have to decide generally what is good for the organisations that they are heading. There is no other way of doing it as far as common sense goes. But there may be situations as tricky as one in which a manager may find that all the parties he is listening to are correct and upright.
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From dream budget to dream country
P Chidambaram has produced his dream budget. C Rangarajan has opened the sluice gates of bank finance. I thought it would be in line with this trend if I set out an outline of my dream country.
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Bihar as the Naxalite region of the country
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The Group
