18 February 1957-11 April 2020
Dearest Nandini, I don’t have and will never have enough words for my dear friend as we carry such lovely memories of him including regularly keeping us posted with his amazing snippets and spectacular snaps shared from the remote corners of the north east. It was him who actually encouraged and excited us about making […]
MoreDear Nandini, Naintara & Naira, It was moving to hear so many people express their affection for Mooli during the Zoom chat. Completely understandable, given his gentle, sunny, unflappable nature and indefatigable smile. Such a good human being … one who made a positive impact on everyone he encountered. You guys have been through so […]
MoreOberoi sir epitomised goodness like nobody else before him. Overwhelming kindness, a style & panache extraordinary and a man who oozed class to go with his humane disposition. He was the one who dug out my public speaking skills, placed confidence in me and gave me a launchpad for the same. I will now use his jovial praise for future inspiration. A human being ahead of the best. Bye bye sir, I will see you up there soon and will write captions for your beautiful pictures.
VLVSS Subba Rao
Hard to believe that Mooli is no more. The most enduring memories of him are about his sense of fun through the pun. He remained the same college bloke that he truly was all through his journey in life. That is what endeared him to so many of us. I bet he is regaling HIM […]
MoreMooli you brought cheer and laughter to the lives of many and you were a wonderful friend . Your puns and jokes delivered in your gentle voice will always remain in memory. The years of knowing you – since 1973 when we entered college at St Stephens together till now have always been of good […]
MoreA true gentleman, with a great sense of humour, a fine officer and a compassionate human being. Traits which make him loved by so many. Will be missed for many many times to come by a host of us. May God give him eternal peace and the family,the strength to overcome this irreparable loss.
Ravi Capoor
