The future belongs to the young. It is young and new world which is now under process of development and it is the young who must create it. But it is also a world of truth, courage, justice, lofty aspiration and straightforward fulfillment which we seek to create.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Achal Rangaswamy
Achal Rangaswamy,a post-graduate from Delhi University, is an alumnus of the prestigious St. Stephen’s College.
Beginning his career in frontline Sales, Rangeswamy worked at different levels in the hierarachy to rise to All India Marketing Manager in just 11 years, before embarking on a very successful and eventful career as a head of Marketing, and part of the Top Management with companies of international repute, creating and nurturing many popular brands.
He has travelled widely in India and abroad during various stints, but what he most fondly talks about, is traveling over 2,00,000 kms on his Enfield Bullet motorbike, a lot of it music of all kinds and he loves playing the harmonica.
He often visits various business schools in India and offers advice to the students there on what corporate expect from B-School products in their early years at work. He is also a very enthusiastic and successful trainer in the area of Selling Skills, Time Management Rangaswamy is a recipient of the “ AMA-Zydus Cadila Marketing Man of the Years Award”, conferred by the Ahmedabed Management Association.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR M.S. Srinivasan
M.S. Srinivasan is professor Emeritus at Banaras Hindu University. He is a Fellow of the Indian national science Academy, new Delhi; Indian Academy of Sciences, bangalore; National Academy of Sciences India, Allahabad and Third World Academy of sciences, Trieste, Italy. Prof. Srinivasan’s research interests are largely directed towards a better understanding of the Paleoceanographic and biotic evolution of the world’s oceans, with special reference to the opening to the opening and closing of ocean gateways and their impact on ocean circulation and climate. He has also conducted detailed investigations on the uplifted deep sea sequences of the Anadamn-Nicobar Islands in the northeastern Indian Ocean. He is the author of many scientific publications including a monograph on Schwager’s “Car Nicrobar Foramanifera†jointly with V. Sharma and a book on “Neogene Planktonic Foraminifera†jointly with J.P. Jennett. Prof. Srinivasan is active in a number of scientific societies and served directly with a group of international scientists on Problems related to Neogene biostratigraphy and paleoceanography
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