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IIM-L makes its point, Devi Singh to resume charge as director again

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Posted: Mar 09, 2009 at 0325 hrs IST

Lucknow Six months after he left as the Director of IIM-Lucknow on completion of his term, Prof Devi Singh will again be at the helm of affairs of the prestigious post for a second term on Monday.

Singh’s first term ended on August 24, 2008, but his successor could not be decided as a turf war was on between the IIM-L Board of Governors, who wanted an extension for Singh, and the Human Resource Development Ministry — which preferred Prof DK Bandhopadhyay, Director of the Indian Institute of Forest Management, Bhopal.

All these months, P C Purwar, the seniormost professor, was taking care of the institute. The matter has finally been sorted out.

Asked about his plans for the institute, Singh said: “I have been given a full second term as IIM-L director and have planned further development of the institute. But I will reveal this only after I assume charge on Monday.”

In his previous five-year term, the IIM-L had set up its Nodia campus, started an agriculture management center and other projects and the institute’s earnings from development programmes had risen from Rs 3 crore to Rs 10 crore.

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