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TOPIC: Prof NS Ramaswamy, founder director of IIM Bangalore
http://groups.google.com/group/BM_discussion/browse_thread/thread/e1c16ee5f9156116
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Date: Sun, Apr 30 2006 2:36 pm 
From: quixton don  

Some of the very important thoughts to understand and follow
   
  Regards
   
  R K Atri
   
  Professor N.S.Ramaswamy (February '99) 
  Every morning, at 7.30 an elderly man, with a white flowing beard, can be 
seen in the 6th Block, walking stick in hand, woolen cap on the head, wearing a 
kurta and pyjama, taking a walk on the street by the side of the Club. He could 
be any of those scores of senior citizens, for whom the morning walk down the 
many quiet streets of Koramangala, is a ritual. Inhaling the fresh air on a 
nippy morning - these are some of the pleasures of retired life. A few yards 
further, this man turns into a vast plot of land, which from the outside 
resembles a forest of sorts. This is the Animal Shelter and Clinic run by 
CARTMAN, a name board that one sees so often in Koramangala. But that elderly 
man is not retired by any means. And neither is this a routine walk. He is 
there with a purpose. And that purpose is to see each morning, how his dream 
project is shaping up. And that senior citizen is the very famous and 
knowledgeable, Professor N.S.Ramaswamy.   For the last 40 years, he has been 
all out
 to achieve what is closest to his heart. Animal Welfare, Livestock, Rural 
Development and protection of the Environment. In this pursuit, he has rubbed 
shoulders with many dignitaries, not just in India, but all over the world. He 
has sat on many a dias and lectured on an array of subjects, to audiences all 
over the globe. At first, the immediate conclusion one draws is that he is 
something to do with agriculture or farming. It's true, in a way. But his 
knowledge and experience goes beyond just that. His bio-data is not that of a 
normal person, which at best would run into 2-3 pages of typed text. The 
Professor has so many portfolios attached to his name that he has a 4-page 
printed bio-data given as a hand out. That's his visiting card.   However, 
Professor Ramaswamy has his apprehensions. "I have so many projects that can 
save the country hundreds of crores of rupees. I have written to all concerned. 
Spoken to those who matter. I get tons of appreciation and accolades for my
 efforts, but not a penny by way of funds to keep these projects going," he 
says, a bit depressed, but not one to throw in the towel. So, how does he 
manage, what with a fully staffed office and people to work at the Animal 
Shelter? "Some money is being given by the State Government and a few other 
welfare boards around the country. But it is not sufficient and I have to put 
the rest from my pocket, which I am able to get from the many lectures I am 
called to deliver, from time to time."   His wish is to complete the projects 
on hand. But, inadequate funds have slowed down the pace. And yet, this has not 
dampened the spirit of his dedicated staff and his wife, who play a major role 
in these activities. "There's not much time left for me," he says with a 
concern in his voice. He is 74, but his enthusiasm has not waned one bit. And 
while Professor's communion with Nature continues, he goes about the process of 
achieving whatever he can, with whatever funds he can manage, at times,
 scraping the bottom of the barrel. One thing is for sure. Whether his dream of 
a "Garden of Eden" comes by or not, he has shown not only Koramangalites, but 
to the rest of Mankind, that there is a lot one can achieve if there is self 
belief and earnestness.   And as he walks back towards home, three small 
children run upto him. His hand goes into his kurta pocket from where he 
extracts a few pieces of bread. He hands these over to the children and the 
smiles on their faces denote the extent of their happiness. "Give them this day 
their daily Bread." He has made their day. Now he has to begin his. 
  http://www.koramangala.com/korabuz/pers1999/02.htm
   
  Management Sadhu
   IndianNGOs.com meets multifaceted, multidimensional Prof. N.S Ramaswamy and 
comes back convinced that Philosophy and Management are inseparable. 
  One look at Prof. N.S. Ramaswamy and you jump to the conclusion that he must 
be a 'Sadhu' and perhaps his sole aim in life is giving discourses. But if you 
are a little more inquisitive and try to dwell further, your assumption will be 
washed away. Prof. Ramaswamy happens to be the former Director of IIM Bangalore 
and NITIE Mumbai and the current director of an NGO called CARTMAN. And this is 
not all, Prof. Ramaswamy has a lot more to his credit which if listed would run 
into pages. 
  His chronological age might be 76 but his energy level is as high as that of 
a youth. What is most intriguing is that being from a management background 
Prof. Ramaswamy's inclination towards the social sector has been very strong. 
  The NGO CARTMAN was registered in 1986 by professor and the name stands for 
Centre for Action, Research & Technology for Man, Animals and Nature. The idea 
behind starting CARTMAN was to maintain the Symbiotic relationship between man, 
animal and nature. Most of the projects were on popularization of improved 
bullock carts, modernization of slaughterhouses, establishment of rural 
abattoirs, introduction of animal welfare, veterinary services and promotion of 
vegetarianism. The NGO had government funding and all its efforts were to 
develop a sustainable system while working with the government. Indian Heritage 
Academy was an offshoot of CARTMAN and currently focuses on cultural and 
spiritual revival. 
  It is interesting to gather Prof. Ramaswamy's philosophical views on 
management. As he emphatically adds, "Traditional management has a western 
model. Management is the product of upcoming economy. We are in the height of 
vaishya (i.e. Management) era and managers are instruments of Vaishya Era." He 
also goes on to add that one must follow the management mode for better 
efficiency while running an NGO. 
  China happens to be one country, which has interested him a lot because of 
the way the handle resources and Mao Se Tung is his ideal. 
  Talking about the goals of his organization he lists the following: 
      
   Organizing the non-organized sector is the first principle of development.   
   In an organization there has to be commitment   
   An organization must inculcate ethics among the staff. 

  He believes in not just a holistic but also a spiritual approach to 
development and profoundly states, "Humans are the ultimate beneficiaries of 
human efforts and humans are the one s exploiting mother earth. One cannot 
quench desire by satisfying it, the only way out is controlling it." 
  Prof. Ramaswamy feels that most education institutions do not exactly focus 
on education most of them just impart skills and provide training to students, 
but actual education is about man making / character building. 
  On a parting note, one needs to absorb the prudent words of Prof. Ramaswamy, 
"Younger generation as a building block have got a lot of exposure, now they 
need to develop character, competence, commitment and concerns." Amen
   
   

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TOPIC: Reservation (part I)
http://groups.google.com/group/BM_discussion/browse_thread/thread/31a7fdd54f1c8fc0
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Date: Sun, Apr 30 2006 1:04 am 
From: "vivek claire"  

Dear Friends

Before I will put my views in reservation discussion. I just want to put
some questions data.
*QUE 1 :-* Do we know that how many SC/ST doctors are facing court cases for
their bad treatment or for death of persons/ how many General Quota Doctors
are facing court cases?

*ANS: *Hardly 2-5% SC/ST doctors are in court cases of total cases against
doctors in whole india. How we can say that the persons belong from reserved
category are less able or capable.

*QUE 2 :-* How many percentages of government employees are taking BRIBE of
reserved category?

*ANS:* Major Corruption is because of General Category government employees.
Any one can see real and non aletered DATA for this.

*QUE 3 :-* Before MANDAL COMMISSION, very few persons were Billionare in
India, After MANDAL COMMISION, now few hundreds are Billionare in India. How
many Billionare belong from reserved category?

*ANS:* Negligible.

*QUE 4 :-* How many students of reserved class are leaving india after their
education? It is not matter of intelligence. It is matter of commitment to
the nation. Elite institutes are funded by common people of india not by
upper caste.

*ANS:* There are about 15 Lakh indian persons are in USA in which only about
1 Lakh are from reserved class (including the OBC class to which there is no
reservation in IIT/ IIM/ IISc etc) other about 13 Lakhs are from most upper
castes. Any one can go to the real data.

*QUE 5 :* OBC/ SC/ ST has more than 80% of total population, upper castes
have only about 20% of the total population.
Reservation is not for lower castes reservation has been given to upper
caste from independence. Upper caste should fill less than 20% places
but upper castes were filling 80% places before MANDAL COMMISSION and after
MANDAL it became 50%.

*ANS:* In USA for USA origin they have enough reservation.

It is a matter of thousand years exploitation.
With next mail, i will start discuss from history on this issue.
love
vivek


--
Er. Vivek Umrao Glendenning
                   B.Tech (Mech.)
* Former Researcher- Decentralized Energy Systems
(Operational Management Group)-
Indian Institute of Management (IIM).

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