Serving bosses big and small: Reminiscences of an information officer

By:

"Tewari, I P"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; IIMC; 1998Description: 88pSubject(s):

I.P. Tewari-Reminiscences

DDC classification:

302.230924 TEW

Summary: The narration is essentially a catalogue of case studies of problems faced by a publicity officer of the Government of India and the solutions that he is called upon to work out at his own initiatives; there being no laid down charter of duties and responsibilities. The dimensions of his work can be as wide as he decides to make it. It may also be called a diary because it reflects the quality of relationship that evolves between the policy makers and a publicity man, in the discharge of their duties, as a natural corollary. Being personalised the narration also reflects moments of fulfilment, occasional sense of achievement and at times devastating frustration.

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The narration is essentially a catalogue of case studies of problems faced by a publicity officer of the Government of India and the solutions that he is called upon to work out at his own initiatives; there being no laid down charter of duties and responsibilities. The dimensions of his work can be as wide as he decides to make it.

It may also be called a diary because it reflects the quality of relationship that evolves between the policy makers and a publicity man, in the discharge of their duties, as a natural corollary. Being personalised the narration also reflects moments of fulfilment, occasional sense of achievement and at times devastating frustration.

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