Everywhere
one looks these days, there seems to be some sort of scam or scandal.
One would think that the top bosses would be less brash these days. But
this is obviously not the case. One of the secretaries in a ministry
handling corporate matters was transferred to a new ministry. He joined
as fast as he could because in any case he was not getting along with
the minister. But the top bosses thought otherwise. They refused to
relieve him till he did not complete the million-dollar agreements
already in the ministry’s pipeline. The top bosses were so desperate
that the secretary had to travel abroad on Holi to Australia, New
Zealand, Indonesia, and South Africa to finalise coal purchase
agreements and personally visit the mines. Sources disclosed that the
secretary was instructed to finalise agreements amounting to Rs 20,000
crore as fast as he could. The Posco deal also had to be finalised. The
renovation of various plants, worth around Rs 6 billion, was also in the
pipeline. The top bosses of the government obviously don’t want to lose
time as they themselves don’t know how long they will be in command.g
April 9, 2012
Sojourn under compulsion
Everywhere
one looks these days, there seems to be some sort of scam or scandal.
One would think that the top bosses would be less brash these days. But
this is obviously not the case. One of the secretaries in a ministry
handling corporate matters was transferred to a new ministry. He joined
as fast as he could because in any case he was not getting along with
the minister. But the top bosses thought otherwise. They refused to
relieve him till he did not complete the million-dollar agreements
already in the ministry’s pipeline. The top bosses were so desperate
that the secretary had to travel abroad on Holi to Australia, New
Zealand, Indonesia, and South Africa to finalise coal purchase
agreements and personally visit the mines. Sources disclosed that the
secretary was instructed to finalise agreements amounting to Rs 20,000
crore as fast as he could. The Posco deal also had to be finalised. The
renovation of various plants, worth around Rs 6 billion, was also in the
pipeline. The top bosses of the government obviously don’t want to lose
time as they themselves don’t know how long they will be in command.g
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