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German's rape: verdict out Nine sittings is all it took a Rajasthan judge to send a top cops son and Delhi MBA student to jail for seven years for raping a young German scholar who had come to India on a research trip. Setting a new record for judicial speed, Judge Ravindra Kumar Maheswari of a fast-track court in Alwar packed off Biti Hotra Mohanty, a 23-year-old computer engineer to jail, rejecting repeated pleas of defence lawyers to hear more arguments and sift through more evidence. The judge also imposed a fine of Rs 10,000, as Mohanty, dressed in a white

In a move to schools on tribal, Bharti Foundation, New Delhi, and Xavier Institute for Sozial-Service (XISS) built a six-room primary schools in the hilly regions and the strains of the State. The six schools that have been built, are: RC mission primary school in the village of Mamail block Murhu, Lutheran Primary School, Murhu, Lutherans Girl's Primary School, Murhu, RC mission primary school ARKI, RC Mission elementary school, ARKI, RC Mission Primary School, Torpa and Kaijari Primary School, ARKI. Officials in XISS said it has been widely reported in the children as their guardian. ? Most parents rued they educate their children,

Students in the spotlight at MBA Case Competition Most of us get back into gear slowly after the holidays, but those involved in the John Molson School of Businesss annual International MBA Case Competition have to hit the ground running. The students really are the stars of the show, said Klaus Kepper, who has been a judge for the competition since 1989 except for the years he spent in Europe. He is currently on the advisory board. The competition, Jan. 8 - 13, is now in its 26th year, and brings together 36 teams of MBA students from around the world. Each team

Iraq war has winner corporate profiteers In the face of his disastrous Iraq adventure, our much maligned commander in chief is being accused of not having a plan (or a clue for that matter). But dont be too hasty to judge G.W. Bush, MBA. He may not have had a war plan, but he certainly had a business plan and its come together very well, thank you. After all, war is big, big business, especially in the new world order of the Bushies where corporations are given the responsibility for the looting and pillaging of taxpayers that has historically been reserved for

T. Justice Meena Kumari, a judge of the High Court of Andhra Pradesh on Saturday, preferably privatization of electrical distribution was to be done, as in the case of electricity generation. "This may be another reform," she said recalling that some countries were already familiar with the concept a try. She said that if countries are experimenting with the concept has been a great success, has been replicated by others for a competitive and efficient distribution system. The judge was the conclusion of providing the service of God sends to the two-day UGC-sponsored national seminar on "Power reforms: challenges and strategies" in

Babson Colleges Portland, Oregon, Fast Track Blended MBA Names Local Director Babson College has named Kristin Gustaff director of business development and program management for the new Portland Fast Track MBA that will kick off September 14-18 at the World Trade Center (WTC) in Portland, Oregon. Babsons Fast Track MBA, designed for experienced professionals, is a unique blended-learning format that combines Web-based study with face-to-face sessions where students learn from world-class faculty, business leaders, and perhaps most importantly, each other. Gustaff will have primary responsibility for directing business development activities not only in the Portland area but the greater Northwest as well.

Surat: The common long awaited University law (AUC) in March. The law has led to speculation that many universities in the state, especially among representatives of different bodies like the Senate and unions. Education Minister Anandiben Patel said Friday that the bill was ready. "It is by the Assembly in March," says Patel. The bill has raised a lot of speculation in academia, and its contents likely had a great interest. The fear was for most elected officials who wonder about their status when the new law is implemented. Patel was talking about the city on the achievements of his ministry over the

The Mumbai Private Primary Teaching and Non-Teaching staff association has threatened to go on a strike if revised pay-scales are not implemented for private municipal school teachers. The association has been holding an indefinite dharna at Azad Maidan every day since October 15. According to Vijay Kadam, joint secretary of the association, the revised scales had been recommended in 1995. Under this, teachers would be paid Rs 1,200 more than their present salaries. The Mayor-in-Council took the decision to implement the scales but ``red-tape'' had thwarted action, an association notice said.

Negotiation is an indispensable management tool and a manager must acquire this ability. The spirit of any negotiation is compromise. You procure the agreement of the other party to the maximum of your demands. There is no situation where one party wins all the demands and the opposing party gets none. A good negotiator always allows his opponent to save face. In a negotiation there are primary demand and supportive demands. The primary demands are objectives that you must achieve while the secondary ones may or may not be achieved. The primary demands are not open to compromise, while the secondary

India exchange for 161 passengers and crew members, removal of the Indian Airlines Not IC-814 for the three terrorists in a "one thousand years-swap" in Kandahar, Afghanistan ... In a first for the country, a eunuch, Kamala Jaan was elected Mayor of Katni, Madhya Pradesh ... Attorneys general of 13 states United States wins ordered on the Internet to sell bidis pages - or Hand-rolled Indian cigarettes - to minors ... Australia defeats of India 180 Where, in a huge success in Melbourne 2-0 lead in the match three -- Border Gavaskar cricket test in the series ... Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee accuses Islamabad of the Indian

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