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Views from the Ministry of Interior

Author: 
Amit Shah

  Amit Shah, a retired publishing executive, studied at St. Stephen’s College in India and at Columbia University in the U.S. He has a collection of essays Instincts of Beauty, and maintains a blog site: amitshah.substack.com

                                         View from the Ministry of Interior 

     “WISH YOU A LONG LIFE"   . LIVE FOR 100 YEARS

Author: 
Jatinrder Sethi

Jatinder Sethi was born in Lyallpur, now Faisalabad, in pre-Independence India. He finished his M.A. (English) from Delhi University in 1956, and went off to London to study Advertising in 1958. He passed his Membership Exam of The Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (M.I.P.A) in1965, and joined Rallis India in Bombay. Later, for over 20 years, he worked for the advertising agency Ogilvy & Mather. Now retired, he helps his son in his ad agency in Delhi.

GITA

Author: 
Pragnya Mishra

ragnya Mishra is an M.Phil. in Anthropology from Utkal University. She also has a post graduation diploma in Rural Management from Xavier Insitute of Management (XIM), Bhubaneswar. Pragnya has four years' of work experinece both in  XIM and  Agricultural Finance Corporation. 

Dr Sultan Pradhan : A Tribute

Author: 
Hormazdair Khan

 

Hormazdiar Khan aged 65 lives a retired life in Mumbai with his wife who’s a homemaker. His married daughter Tinaz works at Ernst & Young and has a four year old son..

Hormazdiar is a B.Com graduate from Bombay University , having done his schooling from St. Xaviers Boys Academy, Bombay.

Vijay Merchant - The Master Class

Author: 
Hormazdiar Khan

Hormazdiar Khan aged 65 lives a retired life in Mumbai with his wife who’s a homemaker. His married daughter Tinaz works at Ernst & Young and has a four year old son.

Hormazdiar is a B.Com graduate from Bombay University , having done his schooling from St. Xaviers Boys Academy, Bombay.

Nature Science

Author: 
Tushar Sharma

Tushar lives in Auckland, New Zealand, having previously lived in Seattle, United States and Jaipur, India. He is the founder of IMAgEN8, a registered charity whose purpose is to foster sustainable connections with New Zealand's natural environment in our diverse communities through education, photography and technology.

Thakur Jagannath Singh Ji's Journey in the Royal House of Jodhpur: a study of old world values.

Author: 
Devendra Rathore

Born on 1st December 1961, Devendra Rathore completed his schooling in 1980 from St. Xavier's School, Jaipur. He completed his graduation studies from Jodhpur University. Devendra did his management from Jodhpur University. He went on to do his Executive MBA from Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, New Delhi.

"वो भी एक जमाना था"

Author: 
Samiran Sarkar

I was  mediocre Science - bio student from '76 Batch at St. Xaviers ; completed B.Sc. Geology from Maharaja’s College Jaipur. Did M.Sc in Geology from the University of Rajasthan.

Joined The Bank of Rajasthan Ltd 1984 which was taken over by ICICI Bank in 1984. I took VRS in 2012 and took to writing poems as a challenge from my friend and schoolmate and have continued since then. Presently Samiran lives in Jaipur.

                             

Infusing logic with rhyming

Author: 
Ribhu Ahuja

Ribhu Ahuja was born in Jaipur, Rajasthan and attended St. Xavier’s School, Jaipur. He graduated from an engineering college in Kolhapur, Maharashtra and then moved to Delhi for work.

Ribhu started work with BPOs, then moved into IT recruitment and finally into the IT – SAP domain, having worked for companies like TCS and HCL.

Ribhu decided to move abroad and obtained a PR (Permanent Residency) for Australia. He has been living in Melbourne for a few years.

A deep dive into nostalgia

Author: 
Ashok Mathur

Ashok Mathur was born in 1969 in his ancestral house, an old haveli in the heart of Chandni Chowk, and brought up amidst the rich history of Shahjahanabad (Old Delhi). He graduated from Delhi University and served as a non-working journalist in a leading media house in New Delhi.

A fifth-generation Dilliwala, Ashok now takes heritage and culture lovers on walks in the narrow by-lanes Old Delhi, sharing his knowledge about its lost lifestyles with students of history, sociology, anthropology and architecture.

The mind — it doesn't ask you for the time, place or date to ooze memories from its invisible alleys — it just flashes memories in front of your eyes in a second, leaving its impression for days, years and generations maybe, though sometimes you have to coax it and pray to it to churn out a desirable memory and the result is, you may fail.

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