Hi KC,

It does look like RK Pachauri has a few notches under his belt & thats quite
a good resume.

So, what makes him a non-expert? While it is possible that inspite of all
these accolades, that his reasoning may still be at fault, but I think there
are other reasons.

And those reasons are (at least for some people), that SINCE RKP represents
India, and since RKP is probably a successful product of the Indian
Educational system, by default, it must all be bad.

IMHO, the important thing is (how) does one make a determination who is an
expert and who isn't? It may be  an involved process, but the one thing that
does need to be eliminated from that decision-making is where that candidate
hails from.

--Ram da


On 7/3/07, Krishnendu Chakraborty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Ram-da


Here is a brief biography of RK Pachuari ----
http://www.climatescience.gov/Library/bios/pachauri.htm

and TERI means Tata Energy Research Institute.

A few International achivements of Dr Pachuari are --

Chairman of IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
Change), established by World Meteorological
Organization

University of Raleigh, NC ----  MS in Industrial
Engineering in 1972, a PhD in Industrial Engineering
and a PhD in Economics, and also served as Assistant
Professor (August 1974 -- May 1975) and Visiting
Faculty Member (Summer 1976 and 1977) in the
Department of Economics and Business.

Visiting Professor, Resource Economics at the College
of Mineral and Energy Resources, West Virginia
University (August 1981 -- August 1982); Senior
Visiting Fellow, Resource Systems Institute, East --
West Center, USA (May -- June 1982); and Visiting
Research Fellow, The World Bank, Washington, DC (June
-- September 1990).

Member, Board of the International Solar Energy
Society (ISES), 1991 -- 1997; Member, World Resources
Institute (WRI) Council, 1992; Chairman, Work Group A
-- World Energy Council (WEC) Committee on Developing
Countries, 1993 -- 1995; President (1988), Chairman
(1989 -- 90), International Association for Energy
Economics (IAEE), Washington, D C .; President, Asian
Energy Institute, 1992 onwards.



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>>>>>>>>>
Mukul da,
**
*>But he is typical of Indian Non-Expertize.*

Don't know anything about RK Pachauri. But what is a
typical "Indian
Non-Expertize"?

Does that include us NRAs/NRIs - after all, most of us
did come from a
Gauhati/Dibrugarh Medical College, IIT, IIM,
Cotton/GU, or schools named
after saints.

And what about all those in India itself - that
produce, desgn aircrafts,
trains, other machinery etc. T

And does that EXCLUDE select people from Assam?

Frankly, the way you sound, it looks like India is
full of idiots! :)

--Ram





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