Books
Capricon
Dancer, Poet, Actor
Ghosts, Insects
Yet to achieve
When I was in IBA attended grand meetings and published articles
Couldn't become executive in the bank which was my great ambition
Personal life - My sister and Public life - Narendra Modi
Darcy from Pride and Prejudice
I don't like villains at all
Ayn Rand, Emile Brunt, Margaret Mitchell, Jane Austen
Atlas shrugged, Fountain Head, We the Living, Pride and Prejudice, Gone with the Wind
Pride and Prejudice
Roman Holiday, Pretty woman, Three Idiots
To stop wars
A woman who had great ambition but stopped short of achievement
India, during the time period when Lord Rama ruled this country
Music
Atlas shrugged
When I am in the mood, anywhere, anytime
Silence
Nothing in particular - perhaps the word "funny"
I observe "rahukal" like most of the South Indians
I don't do anything guilty
I am not established writer so cannot give any advice
Miss R.Sethumadhavi graduated in mathematics from Madras University and during her four years of college she stood first in every subject in her class. She was awarded many prizes and certificates of merit. She did her post graduation in Agricultural Statistics from the Indian Agricultural research Institute, New Delhi followed by a post graduate diploma in Agricultural Statistics from the Institute of Agricultural Research Statistics, New Delhi for her thesis on 'Use of PPS with 3-P sampling procedure'. She has co-authored a book A handbook on "Research Methodology" published by Ramakrishna Vidhyalaya, Coimbatore which was prescribed by Madras University as text book for M.Phil. students. She has also written three booklets "Small Scale Industries-Guidelines to entrepreneurs", "Essentials of financial management" and "Financial analysis of banks-1980, 1981 and 1982" - all published by Indian Banks' Association, Bombay. Her research work for her PG diploma was published as a research paper by Sankhya (a journal by Indian Statistical Institute,Calcutta)
She started her career as a high school teacher, then became a lecturer teaching under-graduates, post graduates and research scholars.Then she took up a banking career. She joined as an officer directly and after two promotions became a senior manager. Even after joining she continued teaching in Management colleges as a visiting faculty. She has to her credit more than 30 articles and book reviews in the Economic Times. She wrote regular columns in Fortune India and IBA Bulletin. She participated in three Bank Economists' conferences and presented papers. She was also a visiting faculty to training colleges of banks, conducted workshops for officers at various regional offices of the bank where she worked in foreign exchange. Now she is leading a peaceful, retired life, just reading.
She can be contacted at sethum1945@gmail.com
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