London: “What do you do for a living?” used to be an easy question to answer. At school you were asked to make a black and white choice to the question of “What do you want to be when you grow up?” and for the rest of your life you were One Thing or Another.  

  Aligarh: Modern writings by women writers in Iran reflected the imbalances, injustices and depicted the hardships of war and revolution.  

FAYETTEVILLE: Judi Neal’s new book explores the importance of 'Higher moments', those times when members of a team experience a strong sense of meaning and purpose connected to the shared vision and successful implementation of a project.    

    London: A major survey of professional authors has revealed serious levels of dissatisfaction with traditional publishers. One third of authors reports that they were not consulted about marketing plans.  

Kolkata: It's easy to dismiss the Eastern Indian city of Calcutta as 'A city of such economic and social chaos that it has become a byword for unspeakable poverty,' as Indiana University professor Steve Raymer puts it.'At first glance, Calcutta fulfilled all of my expectations for a Third World capital gone horribly wrong,' he added. 'It was an unsettling picture, though I would learn over the course of several years, inaccurate.'  

    Aligarh: New book ‘Services-Trends & Insights’ adds to the existing body of knowledge in the field of Services Management.