Mr. Pachauri

Mr. Pachauri is national icon. It is sad that such a serious matter like the melting of glaciers was taken so casually under his stewardship. It was not only in India but everyone concerned, around the globe, was looking at him for proper guidance. The mistake in the report was a monumental one as it gave a very bad name to India as a whole. Once I happened to visit an important lab and someone asked the scientist-in charge: if someone commits a particular mistake, how would you react? The answer of the scientist was – If you can commit mistake here you are not meant to be here. The eminent scientist is also cornered for his lavish life style. Scientists or scholars who flaunt their wealth or seen to be doing so are no more taken in high esteem by the general public. I wish Pachauri come out clean from this unwanted situation.

Naim Naqvi

Did his graduation in Science discipline from AMU in 1972-73. He was Secretary of University Ali Society in 1970 and M.M. Hall Literary Society in early 70 's and member of Tayyabji Literary Society. Did his Diploma in Bakery Administration from HTT College Oxford Street London in 1987. Worked with National Herald - Delhi, Blitz - Bombay as Trainee Journalist and in Production Department with 'Naya Sansar Pictures' of Khwaja Ahmed Abbas at Bombay in early 70's. Traveled for study and training purposes to Germany, U.K., Switzerland, France, Dubai, Oman, AbuDhabi, Bahrain and Philepines.

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