The warmth of fellowship is often experienced in Rotary through a small but memorable experience .I had my first taste of it soon after I joined the Rotary. The summer of 1984 was a seemingly endless nightmare for us, with my wife lying, virtually reborn, in a Bangalore hospital, after a gruesome road accident. I distinctly remember one sweet incident of those months – meeting a young Rotarian in a new Rotary Club in that city. His voice came across the telephone the next morning with a concern that touched us. “Any help I can organise for you, Raja? Medicines? I work in a pharma company. What about the blood transfusion you mentioned!” By the grace of God, we didn’t need any help, But the face of the young friend stands out as the only sweet recollection of that bitter summer in Bangalore. Continue reading
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K.C.R Raja – Coach and Counsellor
I look upon this website as an opportunity for interaction with my friends and well wishers. Interaction on management practices, management education and education management. For over a quarter century I have been closely associated with management education and educational planning and administration. And I believe that both will undergo fundamental changes in the coming decade.
Sam Pitroda recently remarked that the next revolution in India will be in education. In 1990, if anyone had predicted the state the Indian economy is in today, few would have considered him mentally sound. The same disbelief and doubt prevails in the education sector today.
The changes that can occur may well produce world class colleges and universities in India. They will stand up to global competition the same way as the Indian global companies are now doing.
But all this cannot be taken for granted. We need wide discussion not only among educational administrators but among the general public who are the most important stake holders .I do hope that such discussion will surface on this website and several others.
Sam Pitroda recently remarked that the next revolution in India will be in education. In 1990, if anyone had predicted the state the Indian economy is in today, few would have considered him mentally sound. The same disbelief and doubt prevails in the education sector today.
The changes that can occur may well produce world class colleges and universities in India. They will stand up to global competition the same way as the Indian global companies are now doing.
But all this cannot be taken for granted. We need wide discussion not only among educational administrators but among the general public who are the most important stake holders .I do hope that such discussion will surface on this website and several others.
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