Civil servants of India come in various sizes, shapes and shades. There are those who try to be civil and serve the people. There are others who regard themselves as masters. There are also a good number who, while being properly civil and competent public servants, manage to be masters of the variety of situations in which they find themselves placed. The author of this book, Sreedhar Rao, belongs to this select breed: in recounting his rich and varied ...
