97.The sad end of Ngee Ann Poly India Immersion Programme
Thus, we were approaching the end of the India Immersion Programme of Ngee Ann Polytechnic students. The people who had been invited to take classes for them were selected based on their expertise, not based on their fame and public image. Of course, good communication in English was absolutely essential. A few members of faculty from our own institution were also included. Many others from outside had also taken classes. Just one week before the concluding week of the programme, our Director called me to his chamber and asked me. “ Do you need a speaker for taking class to the Singapore students ? I can give you one, he is a close friend of mine”. I could easily understand his predicament. He want...