A person capable of juggling several caps.Rather than providing my educational qualifications in support of my abilities, in my opinion, my 35 years’ track record as an unblemished investigative journalist in multiple languages speaks more eloquently about my deliverables.A cursory google search of TSV Hari would trawl 260,000 plus entries in a jiffy.I write/broadcast on politics, crime, business, cinema, human interest, science, sports, wild life, environment, defence, culture, dance, drama and other forms of art. For my contributions in multiple languages, my by lines have appeared in the BBC, Deutche Welle [German Radio], in most of the India's leading newspapers and in international periodicals due to my having headed a regional bureau of IANS, currently India’s second largest news agency.In 1981, I rescued some 4000 bonded Tamil labourers from the neighbouring state of Andhra Pradesh and successfully litigated against the Government of Tamil Nadu multiple times.In 1991, I broke the story of Rajiv Gandhi’s assassination in the BBC’s Hindi Service within minutes of the event. BBC carried my despatches in English, Hindi, Tamil and Urdu.I extensively covered the Asian tsunami for Deutsche Welle in English, Hindi and Urdu, 2004.Excerpts from a Deutsche Welle clippinghttp://www.dw.de/dw/article/0,,1441407,00.htmlThe waves that came crashing onto Asia's southern shores were tens of meters high. Eyewitnesses such as Deutsche Welle correspondent T.S.V. Hari in Madras, India, reported the [massive destruction]. “There was absolutely no warning, it all happened so suddenly. The huge wave swept everything in its path,” Hari said.I “created’ the Tamil version of the Mahabharat– a television serial produced by the BR Group in the 80’s whose Tamil version's earnings have crossed Rs. 1.5 billion. I have authored dozens of short stories. A few links:http://tsvhari.com/template_article.asp?id=325http://tsvhari.com/template_article.asp?id=225