Kashmir Kidnapping
Book Details
Author(s)B. K. Bakhshi
ISBN / ASINB00A7Y5LEY
ISBN-13978B00A7Y5LE6
Sales Rank2,100,681
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
Kashmir Kidnapping is first-person account book written by B. K. Bakhshi, a former Chairman of India's largest state owned oil company IndianOil. The book traces the kidnapping of K Doraiswamy, former Executive Director (Engg & Planning) of the company, by Kashmiri militants in 1991 during his official visit to Srinagar.
Bakhshi, spearheaded the company’s efforts for the release of Doraiswamy. The 54-day ordeal galvanised the entire fabric of IndianOil to rise to the challenge in an unprecedented expression of solidarity.
The book attempts to portray the power of teamwork, highlighting the combined efforts of the IndianOil family in a crisis management situation to obtain the release of their colleague.
A thread that runs through the entire narrative is that ‘a team can scale mountains’ and achievements are only a result of team work, cohesion and dedication.
B. K. Bakshi is considered one among the most experienced board-level executives in India, with a wealth of experience both in public and private sectors.
Bakhshi, spearheaded the company’s efforts for the release of Doraiswamy. The 54-day ordeal galvanised the entire fabric of IndianOil to rise to the challenge in an unprecedented expression of solidarity.
The book attempts to portray the power of teamwork, highlighting the combined efforts of the IndianOil family in a crisis management situation to obtain the release of their colleague.
A thread that runs through the entire narrative is that ‘a team can scale mountains’ and achievements are only a result of team work, cohesion and dedication.
B. K. Bakshi is considered one among the most experienced board-level executives in India, with a wealth of experience both in public and private sectors.
