18 February 1957-11 April 2020
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An irreplaceable loss to our fraternity. He was a wonderful human being and full of creative ideas. We shall miss him.
Shyam Saran
BY PRADEEP KUMAR
I was lucky to meet Mr Oberoi for 3 hours only in my whole life. It was merely a chance meeting as me and my wife were returning from Majuli in police boat in 2018. SP Majuli told me that Mr Subhas Das IAS and one more officer are also returning to Jorhat. So we […]
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Dear Nandini Mam, Naintara and Naira, please accept my heart felt condolences. very very sad to hear about Sir’s early demise. Im shocked and unable to express how sad I feel that he’s no more. I worked with Sir in 2011-12-13 during the period he was HE PRI to UNESCO, as I worked at the […]
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I have had the absolute pleasure of working with Vinay Sir in Higher education department for 3 months as Assistant Secretary.He is one of the most humane officers I have met. His lively personality, his sense of humour,his humility and down to earth attitude strikes a cord with anyone instantly.He invited us home for dinner and made us feel so special .He shared his stories from Assam.He was truly very fond of the North eastern region.It is indeed very sad that he is not with us anymore but his memories shall always live with us. may his soul RIP.
Dr. Monica Priyadarshini
BY MEERA NANGIA AND ATUL Bhardwaj
It seems unreal that I will no longer receive mis-spelt road signs, quirky jug-mug greetings, photographs of travels to far off places and ‘caption the picture’ messages on whatsapp! A storyteller par excellence…his pictures could speak too! Mooli touched our lives with his disarming simplicity, warmth and affection. He will continue to live in our […]
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Dear Naintara I met you in LSR years ago when you were on the Union, and was struck by your resemblance to your father. You have the same sense of humor, eyes and smile. He was charming and gentle, made life a lot easier for many juniors in DU. He is fondly remembered and missed.
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I had the good fortune of knowing Mooli in school. He was two years my senior and we were both in Tata House. He was very decent and fair minded. He was very bright, and if I remember correctly, he won both the Games and scholars blazers. Perhaps he was the first person in school […]
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