Business Line : Columns / B S Raghavan : Abdul Kalam’s dream for India comes true

Business Line : Columns / B S Raghavan : Abdul Kalam’s dream for India comes true
If BSR writes with this much frustration something is fundamentally wrong with our approach which needs correction. The responsibility cannot be left yo Manmohan Singh or Kejriwal (I am not eqating them!), each one of us should wake up and act.

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