By K S Krishnaswamy
I
RAVI HAZARI was not by any means an old man when he died. He was barely fifty-five, though he had Retired' as Deputy Governor eight years ago. Several friends of mine who knew him...
Written by Krishna Raj, the then editor (1969-2004), Economic and Political Weekly.
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Talk delivered by Dr Hazari before the executives of the Tata Iron and Steel at Jamshedpur more than a year ago
India-as-a-Major-Power-in-the-21st-CenturyDownload
Soon after independence, one had Bhakra-Nangal in Punjab, DVC
in Bihar-Bengal, Hirakud in Orissa, followed soon after by...
Edited version of a talk delivered to the participants of the National Insurance Academy in Goa in September 27, 1985.
I. Some socio—economic aspects
Once you come to policy, there is no such thing as pure economic
policy. If one is dealing...
Edited transcript of a Talk at the Patna Management Association, Patna
Mr. President, Gentlemen
I welcome the opportunity that you
have provided to visit Patna after nearly a decade
I have been involved in the
development problems of the eastern...
Industrial Growth in India : Stagnation since the
Mid-Sixties by Isher Judge Ahluwalia; Oxford University Press, Delhi, 1985: pp
xxii + 235, Rs 120.
The Economic & Political Weekly, Vol. XX, No. 28. July 13, 1985
STUDIES in agricultural economics in India have...
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Seminar organized by ASSOCHAM on 29 May, 1984 at Bombay on The Role of Board of Directors in Corporate Governance
I will confine myself to the philosophy of corporate control and
management as it has evolved over the years and to, naturally, some remarks
about the...
Speech Delivered by R K Hazari at the Administrative Staff College of India, Hyderabad.
Once upon a time there was a feeling in this country that the wise people, who had either been elected to power or who were likely to be elected...
