Wharton kids take lessons on Metro rail

Delhi Metro Rail Corporation's construction of world-class rail system in congested Delhi has inspired Wharton students.
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sathyameva-jayathe	Lalu deserves a 'visiting proffessorship' to wharton and harvard! He'llconvert these universities into 'Magadh' and 'mithila'! ( Posted: Thursday , January 04, 2007 at 09:27 )
I think this is a very cheap comment made by you on the part of Mr Lalu Prasad Yadav. This is just out of the simple reason that Mr Yadav happens to be from Bihar. Whatever the reasons be, one must stand by Mr Yadav for his work and his contribution to the Indian Railways. For a man who doesnt know the M of Management and have never been to any Business School, the way he manages things is something commendable and incredible. Recently, IIM-A invited him to deliver a guest lecture to the IIM students and; I dont think IIM-A people are fools to call a person like My Yadav to teach management lessons to the students of IIM-A (the most prestigious B-school in the country). I think a comment on any issue should not be biased. If we never miss to point fingers on something wrong, we must also have the courage to praise something (if it is good). Isnt it??? ( Posted by Deonarayan on )

Rishi	I think its better Indians just copy and paste the Foreign Models, techniques and design in India. Personally, i dont trust our engineers, politicians and bureacrats to do anything worthwhile for common man. Its better India just copies the Walmarts, MEtro rails of NY, Central Park in NY, Roads of UK, Cars of Germany, Buses of Sweden and so on.... Becasue using our own Indian brains will take the country almost 50 more years to reach where others are today ------ ( Posted: Tuesday , January 02, 2007 at 19:44 )


Manvinder Pal Singh	At least some indian brains are working for India only,foreign money is not luring them rather they are luring foreigners to learn from India ( Posted: Tuesday , January 02, 2007 at 11:39 )

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