In service of India abroad
Material type: TextPublication details: New Delhi Rupa 2011Description: 262pISBN: 978812918691Subject(s): Politics and government | Employees | Civil service | IndiaDDC classification: 352.63092 Summary: In Service of India Abroad is an autobiographical account in anecdotal form. The book traces the author's career in trade and economic diplomacy and in the service of the United Nations. First time that the author is sharing slice of his life in the field of international trade and diplomacy. Recollections of his stint as India's resident representative in Geneva to UNCTAD and GATT, and later as an international civil servant. Rich in information and insight. On display yet again is the author's uncanny ability to reduce complex issues to their essentials. Projects the image of a professional who cultivated a lofty idea of his calling and, by that token, served to promote the resurgence of India.Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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BK | Sanskrit | 352.63092 PRA/I (Browse shelf (Opens below)) | Available | 53534 |
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In Service of India Abroad is an autobiographical account in anecdotal form. The book traces the author's career in trade and economic diplomacy and in the service of the United Nations. First time that the author is sharing slice of his life in the field of international trade and diplomacy. Recollections of his stint as India's resident representative in Geneva to UNCTAD and GATT, and later as an international civil servant. Rich in information and insight. On display yet again is the author's uncanny ability to reduce complex issues to their essentials. Projects the image of a professional who cultivated a lofty idea of his calling and, by that token, served to promote the resurgence of India.
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