psaram42 - 12 May, 2011 | Bangalore | Corruption | Democracy | Elections | Election Commission | Everything else | governance

 

Dear Members & Friends,

Greetings & Best Wishes from IISc. Alumni Association. 
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The Thirteenth Lecture of 
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“IIScAA Science Forum – Popular Lecture Series” 
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will be delivered by :

Shri.N.Gopalaswami, I.A.S.(Retd.) 
Former Chief Election Commissioner of India

On

" Making our Democracy Meaningful "

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Date  : Saturday, May 21, 2011 
Time  : 4.00 P.M. 
Venue: Faculty Hall, Main Building, IISc 
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Moderator : 
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Shri.R.Sri Kumar 
Vigilance Commissioner 
Central Vigilance Commission 
Govt. of India, New Delhi 
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Tea :  5.30 P.M. 
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Please make it convenient to attend the Lecture and also 
inform as many interested friends of yours as possible. 
The Poster of this Lecture is attached for your kind 
information.

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"It may be kindly noted that this Popular Lecture 
Series is open to one & all including general public". 
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You may also visit the following link for Information 
about the Speaker & Lecture Poster :-

http://www.iiscalumni.com/news-events/upcoming-events.htm

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