> Please stop all this. Let some dignity is maintained.
>
> Dr. Kamal Jain
> Department of Civil Engineering
> Indian Institute of Technology
> Roorkee - 247667
> Haridwar, Uttrakhand
> 01332 285465 (O, Fax), 285027 (R)
> 09760026284
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From:
s4da...@iitr.ernet.in
> Date: Friday, May 24, 2013 1:27 am
> Subject: Re: Faculty Forum – Why CHANGE?
> To:
kjai...@iitr.ernet.in
> Cc:
facult...@iitr.ernet.in
>
> > Prof Kamal Jain:
> >
> > In keeping with the spirit of healthy debate we are having allow
> me
> > to answer you the questions you have posed.
> >
> > First of all I have never been a member of the Faculty Club, nor
> > did I take over after your tenure.
> >
> > I was the Deputy Chief Finance for two consecutive turns – but it
> > is not a post I sought after. (I only wanted to be associated
> with
> > sports in any capacity as I was into Athletics during my college
> > days) Prof ML Sharma was the Chief Advisor Sports and Prof
> Sandeep
> > Singh was the Deputy Chief Admin. We worked in the tenure of two
> > Deans, initially Prof NK Goel and later Prof. SN Sinha. We all
> > completed our tenures successfully and the new team was formed
> when
> > Prof Ravi Bhushan took over as DOSW. Presently Prof Pravinder
> Kumar
> > is the Deputy Chief, but I would have rather liked to see him as
> > CAS, but that is my personal view.
> >
> > The mandate for the sports council was to procure and get ready
> the
> > infrastructure for the XLVIII inter IIT sports meet. As a Civil
> > Engineer yourself you probably will understand best how difficult
> > it is to implement mega projects under our stringent purchase
> > rules. Nevertheless, we worked with a budget of a little over a
> > couple of hundred lakh rupees and added two 6-layer synthetic
> > Tennis courts + lighting, one 9-layer synthetic basket ball court
> +
> > lighting, FOUR fully refurbished hard coat plaster + maple wood
> > floor Squash courts with roof replacement + false ceiling +
> > lighting, Maple wood flooring for the badminton court, a new turf
> > cricket pitch (on which you have played with the Director as
> > opening bat), lighting for cricket practice, a mini hockey court
> > and shifted the athletic track to be symmetric with the LBS
> > stadium. The projects were delayed initially due to lack of
> > coordination between our construction division and outside party
> > and later the monsoon. But all the
> > works were completed before the inaugural of the inter IIT sports
> > meet. Nearly 1500 students (the largest so far) from 15 IITs
> > participated in the events over 8 days. All the teams appreciated
> > the infrastructure and the smooth conduct of the games inspite of
> > severe weather constraints. The Dean has placed his appreciation
> on
> > record. But let me tell you that the credit belongs to the sports
> > officers and student volunteers who worked tirelessly. The
> present
> > team has the mandate to improve the infrastructure in Saharanpur
> > campus with the approval given to place some repeat orders. More
> > importantly, as far as I know, there are no charges brought
> against
> > me. I have signed on all the bills.
> >
> > The executive committee meeting you are referring to took place
> not
> > long after the death of Prof Saxena’s father. He talked about the
> > reverence he had for his father and how he cannot even imagine to
> > sit in front of his father. On hearing that everyone found their
> > tongues tied. I decided to use a transition question and asked
> him
> > about how can we as teachers gain the respect of our students in
> > the increasingly career minded IIT context. I found his response
> > thoughtful. Later we presented the print out of the PPT and Excel
> > calculations we had worked out for Prof Saxena to carry to the
> IIT
> > Directors meeting in Delhi. I would not call that meeting a
> failure
> > as the purpose was only to hand over material to be considered in
> > the Director’s meeting. The failure to get a better deal has to
> be
> > handed to the better counter-negotiation skills of Kapil Sibal,
> the
> > MHRD minister at that time.
> >
> > I have no hesitation in asking a thousand pardons if that will
> help
> > me find favour. It costs nothing. Moreover, a forgiving attitude
> > allows me to carry less worries and gives me a good night sleep.
> > You should try it… it works better than pills anyday (or night). :)
> >
> > If you find my response satisfactory then do not hesitate and
> VOTE
> > for CHANGE.
> > Saharanpur Campus: 10:00 – 11:00 AM and
> > Roorkee Campus (KIH): 4:30 – 7:00 PM TODAY
> >
> > -daniel
> > > Faculty Club is almost closed in last 6-7 years after I left as
> > > President FC and people asking change took the charge in FC.
> > > Student Sports Organization was dragging and shown unorganized
> in
> > > IIT meet when the person asking for change was Additional Chief
> > and
> > > change recently before completing his term.
> > > In a Executive Committee meeting with Director, the protesting
> > mood
> > > of some of the executive members, against the stand taken by
> > > administration, in case of IV Pay Commission, was sabotaged by
> > the
> > > person asking change, when suddenly out of context he started
> > > praising Director and was asking tips to how to follow his
> > success
> > > path.
> > > ये जो पब्लिक है सब जानती है
> > >
> > > Already for mud slugging the person asking change has taken
> > pardon
> > > in his last mail.