This book is unusual and caps a trilogy. The author is an elder statesman among
businessmen and is well known in industrial circles in India and abroad.
Both the earlier volumes contain the strokes and reflexes of a far-sighted
person. The present one follows the same genre.
As dfar back as 1971 the speeches of the author as the first President from a
developing nation of the international Chamber of Commerce were printed in book
form with an arresting title, From Istanbul to Vienna. Time has justified that
what he had to say was more than of passing interest.
The second volume, Reminiscences and