"Ultimately, it is a question of personal ethics whether to go with this truth and disregard it at a cost.": a very invaluable omnipotent principle. Those nation who adopt the path of truth at the cost of individual are bound to be great. It is upto us what type of nation we want to build up. Thanks Mr. Kiranji!
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>Dear Sir, Our national slogan is "Truth shall Prevail". Such disclosures only attest to the painful truth that money can buy anything in this material world and this includes positions of power.
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The truth also indicates that the currency of social contract is based on money. A friend once told me that in politics, one has to spend money( apparently invest it!)to be successful as a leader.A hard and sincere worker is not of much use unless the person is able to get votes. The electorate of today has become sharper and sell votes for some money and material conveniences- purchasable with money.
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Nothing in worldly life has escaped the overpowering influence of money. Neither a job nor a business; neither a successful career, nor a business growth, neither peace on earth, nor even peace after death. Even our holy and most sacred places are not free from the whiff of money. Then why should we expect education to be free from such practices.
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In Business education, it is said that it is the market which decides the survival. But markets are not the most efficient allocators of scarce resources. Markets are secular and discriminate between only haves and have-nots and merit comes only secondary.Ultimately, it is a question of personal ethics whether to go with this truth and disregard it at a cost.
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Date: 24/02/2013 20:14 (GMT+05:30)
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Subject: Re: [MTC Global] VC Post on Sale: Varsity Member
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We only used to hear rumours. Now the cat is out of the bag.
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Students pay capitation fee to get admission. Teachers bribe Vice Chancellors to get a job. VCs bribe politicians to get the coveted posts. Should colleges bribe HR managers to find jobs for their students?
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Where are we headed? Is there a future for those who do not want to pay bribes and those who cannot afford the speed money?
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On 23 Feb 2013 16:17, "bnath.dutta@gmail.com" wrote:
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Bangalore : A syndicate member of Davangere University , who resigned on Friday, said a VC's Post is sold for crores of rupees, and he is an eyewitness to that. Rs 2-6 crores for the VC's Post.
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It is a general perception that VC Post is a political one and one needs to fund / pay money for the Post. Perception seems to be true as reported in News Paper.
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