Months before our first copy of Forbes India hit the stands, our rigorous editorial team was slicing through my sample columns. We all felt that we could make it work, but a regular column by a doctor in a journal where the most popular punctuation is a comma found in the middle of long rows of numbers was not obvious. For me it was a familiar unlike position. I was the engineer in medicine, the doctor who built a software company, and the pathologist running a hospital for pain relief.
(This story appears in the 04 June, 2010 issue of Forbes India. To visit our Archives, click here.)
You did the cartoon better than Rk laxman
on Jun 8, 2010