Rise Of A Barefoot Boy by Jalees A K Tareen
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Overview: It is an autobiography of a Barefoot Boy from an Indian Muslim family who lost his father at the age of 7 and brought up along with his six siblings by their mother, to reach unprecedented academic heights, to become a university professor, an acclaimed researcher and finally to become a Vice Chancellor of three major universities of India. His story is significant to the present generation who has opened its eyes in an unprecedented technologically advanced era of global connectivity, comforts of living and opportunities of learning and global job market as compared to the conditions that prevailed in the then underdeveloped India of 50s. It is a story that connects the lives of two generations with extreme value system. The Rise of a Barefoot Boy is a narration of how a Muslim orphan boy struggles through times, against every odd situation, in a complex Indian society which is so diverse and divided on the basis of language, religion and caste. His experiences as Vice Chancellor of trouble torn Kashmir University at the foothills of Himalayas, as Vice Chancellor of the Pondicherry University on the coastal territory of Puducherry in south India and at B S A University Chennai are not just unique but a model of administration of educational Institutions. It will make an excellent reading to every university administrator and those who believe in experimenting in management techniques to bring about changes and be an agent of change. He created a record of turning them all into A grade universities by National accreditation agencies. Prof Tareen was not only a successful Institution builder, but a thinker who has extensively written on Higher Education policies of the country. He is also a well-known contemporary artist and has developed his own solo Galerry.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Biographies & Memoirs
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Requirements: .ePUB reader, 320 KB
Overview: It is an autobiography of a Barefoot Boy from an Indian Muslim family who lost his father at the age of 7 and brought up along with his six siblings by their mother, to reach unprecedented academic heights, to become a university professor, an acclaimed researcher and finally to become a Vice Chancellor of three major universities of India. His story is significant to the present generation who has opened its eyes in an unprecedented technologically advanced era of global connectivity, comforts of living and opportunities of learning and global job market as compared to the conditions that prevailed in the then underdeveloped India of 50s. It is a story that connects the lives of two generations with extreme value system. The Rise of a Barefoot Boy is a narration of how a Muslim orphan boy struggles through times, against every odd situation, in a complex Indian society which is so diverse and divided on the basis of language, religion and caste. His experiences as Vice Chancellor of trouble torn Kashmir University at the foothills of Himalayas, as Vice Chancellor of the Pondicherry University on the coastal territory of Puducherry in south India and at B S A University Chennai are not just unique but a model of administration of educational Institutions. It will make an excellent reading to every university administrator and those who believe in experimenting in management techniques to bring about changes and be an agent of change. He created a record of turning them all into A grade universities by National accreditation agencies. Prof Tareen was not only a successful Institution builder, but a thinker who has extensively written on Higher Education policies of the country. He is also a well-known contemporary artist and has developed his own solo Galerry.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Biographies & Memoirs
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