Correspondence Sent To:Dr. Krishna Mohan,Director, Indian Institute of Management Calcutta.

Correspondence Sent From:Andrew M. Brown,Professor of Commerce,University of Western Australia.

Topic: Request for Information on Bibliography and Access to Resources.

Description:Andrew M. Brown, a Professor of Commerce at the University of Western Australia, sent a letter to Dr. Krishna Mohan, the Director of the Indian Institute of Management, to follow up on a previous letter from 18th April. He provides a basic bibliography for his research and requests information on whether the books, reports, and articles in the bibliography are accessible in Calcutta. Furthermore, he inquires if he can obtain photocopies of some of the articles, offering to pay for them. He expresses his appreciation for Dr. Mohan's help and looks forward to meeting him and his colleagues in the future.

Correspondence Sent To:Dr. Krishna Mohan,Director, Indian Institute of Management Calcutta.

Correspondence Sent From:Andrew M. Brown,Professor of Commerce,University of Western Australia.

Topic: Request for Information on Bibliography and Access to Resources.

Description:Andrew M. Brown, a Professor of Commerce at the University of Western Australia, sent a letter to Dr. Krishna Mohan, the Director of the Indian Institute of Management, to follow up on a previous letter from 18th April. He provides a basic bibliography for his research and requests information on whether the books, reports, and articles in the bibliography are accessible in Calcutta. Furthermore, he inquires if he can obtain photocopies of some of the articles, offering to pay for them. He expresses his appreciation for Dr. Mohan's help and looks forward to meeting him and his colleagues in the future.

This document presents a list of members of the Board of Governors as of a specific date, including their names, addresses, dates of appointment, and the duration of their tenure. The board is composed of various members appointed by both the Central and State Governments, as well as representatives from several prominent institutions and organizations.

1. Chairman: To be appointed by the Central Government in consultation with the State Government.
2. Vice-Chairman: Prof. I.S. Gulati, appointed on 01.03.1990 with a tenure ending on 28.02.1995.
3. Central Government Nominees: Includes representatives from Ministries such as Finance, Education, Commerce, and Industry.
4. State Government Nominees: Includes individuals like Shri A.K. Chatterjee and Shri Mainak Bose, representing the West Bengal State Planning Board and other state departments.
5. Other Representatives:
   • All India Council for Technical Education (Shri A.L. Mudaliar).
   • National Productivity Council of India (Dr. G.K. Suri).
   • All India Management Association (Shri Bansi Dhar).
6. Co-opted Members: Includes Shri Bhaskar Mitter, Shri A.B. Das Gupta, and others from various sectors like Planning, ITC, Coal India, and Administrative Staff Colleges.
7. Scheduled Castes & Scheduled Tribes Nominees: Not listed specifically.
8. Professors from the Institute: Prof. H. Bhattacharyya and Prof. Amitava Bagchi.
9. Ex-Officio Member: The Director of the Institute, Prof. Ramaswamy P. Aiyar.

The members have varying tenures, with some appointed for specific periods, while others serve at the pleasure of the respective government bodies. The list outlines key individuals involved in the governance and administration of the institution.

This document presents a list of members of the Board of Governors as of a specific date, including their names, addresses, dates of appointment, and the duration of their tenure. The board is composed of various members appointed by both the Central and State Governments, as well as representatives from several prominent institutions and organizations.

1. Chairman: To be appointed by the Central Government in consultation with the State Government.
2. Vice-Chairman: Prof. I.S. Gulati, appointed on 01.03.1990 with a tenure ending on 28.02.1995.
3. Central Government Nominees: Includes representatives from Ministries such as Finance, Education, Commerce, and Industry.
4. State Government Nominees: Includes individuals like Shri A.K. Chatterjee and Shri Mainak Bose, representing the West Bengal State Planning Board and other state departments.
5. Other Representatives:
   • All India Council for Technical Education (Shri A.L. Mudaliar).
   • National Productivity Council of India (Dr. G.K. Suri).
   • All India Management Association (Shri Bansi Dhar).
6. Co-opted Members: Includes Shri Bhaskar Mitter, Shri A.B. Das Gupta, and others from various sectors like Planning, ITC, Coal India, and Administrative Staff Colleges.
7. Scheduled Castes & Scheduled Tribes Nominees: Not listed specifically.
8. Professors from the Institute: Prof. H. Bhattacharyya and Prof. Amitava Bagchi.
9. Ex-Officio Member: The Director of the Institute, Prof. Ramaswamy P. Aiyar.

The members have varying tenures, with some appointed for specific periods, while others serve at the pleasure of the respective government bodies. The list outlines key individuals involved in the governance and administration of the institution.

M. K. Narayanan joined the Indian Police Service in 1955 and passed out with the highest marks. After a brief stint as a Sub-Divisional Police Officer in the erstwhile State of Madras, he went on deputation to the Intelligence Bureau in February 1959. The rest of his service career was spent under the Government of India, mainly in the Intelligence Bureau, in which he dealt with a whole range of issues concerning internal and national security.

He headed the Intelligence Bureau (IB) from 1987 to 1990, before heading the Joint Intelligence Committee for a year. He became Chief (a four-star rank, equivalent to an Army general) of the IB again in 1991, before retiring in 1992. He was then appointed Special Adviser (a non-Civil Service appointment) for Internal Security to the Prime Minister of India beginning in May 2004. He was Indian National Security Adviser with the rank of Minister of State from 2005 to 2010. He played a significant role in the negotiation of the Indo-US Civil Nuclear Agreement. He took over as Governor of West Bengal from Gopalkrishna Gandhi, who had a few disagreements with the then CPI(M)-ruled state on critical issues like violence in Nandigram and Singur.

M. K. Narayanan joined the Indian Police Service in 1955 and passed out with the highest marks. After a brief stint as a Sub-Divisional Police Officer in the erstwhile State of Madras, he went on deputation to the Intelligence Bureau in February 1959. The rest of his service career was spent under the Government of India, mainly in the Intelligence Bureau, in which he dealt with a whole range of issues concerning internal and national security.

He headed the Intelligence Bureau (IB) from 1987 to 1990, before heading the Joint Intelligence Committee for a year. He became Chief (a four-star rank, equivalent to an Army general) of the IB again in 1991, before retiring in 1992. He was then appointed Special Adviser (a non-Civil Service appointment) for Internal Security to the Prime Minister of India beginning in May 2004. He was Indian National Security Adviser with the rank of Minister of State from 2005 to 2010. He played a significant role in the negotiation of the Indo-US Civil Nuclear Agreement. He took over as Governor of West Bengal from Gopalkrishna Gandhi, who had a few disagreements with the then CPI(M)-ruled state on critical issues like violence in Nandigram and Singur.