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Proud movement for India: An Indian Prof Mohan .B Menon has been elected as one of the directors of International Council on Education for Teaching and appointed to it's Director board. He will be responsible for Australia, Asia and Pacific regions. He has held several prestigious posts including the chief of Common Wealth of learning training for teaching, Chief of United Nations committe on the education for Palestine refugees including many other prestigious posts. He is presently the vice chancellor of Wawasan open university in Malaysia. He is the son of Ambat Balakrishnan Menon and Smt Sarojini Menon. Wishing him the very best

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