and..then Murtaza..and Prabha

[Guest guest]

.....u did not go on to continue..how we..would,then, go about adding the

bits..of..ur movie tale,..to complete the long answers..as I remember..again..of

our Physiology Sir's famous dialogue..before the exams...

" AGAR BACHHON..Long answer na bhi ata hon.to bhi..atleast write..a few medical

words..to begin with..and then try and fill...with...some filmy story...to..fill

up the pages..for any Internal Section..of any subject... " .

Good old days.

Yes..I have the list..already,from Vijayshree..

Shall mail it to u...

I have started sending mails..to already 10-12 of our batchmates,already..and a

few have replied....

Hope for the best...

Thanx for the praise,from u both.

That will help me..to go that extra mile..to make our batch reunion..a better

bigger one...

Say hello to Prashant.Fulzele..

Bye.

Shyam(84)

ASHOK SINHA: My CGN status

> >

> > Recently I converted my car to CNG. Not that it would be much of an

> > economic advantage, because the cost washes the price concession for

> > at least 2 yrs.

> > while at it, I suddenly remembered that I was a CGN.That was what I

> > was known as initially. A Central Govt Nominee. Well, I did not have

> > to appear for the entrace test like other lesser mortals. I would

> > not have cleared it I'm sure. It was all good news but also had some

> > peculiar problems. Like the khadi story I told you earlier, I had no

> > idea that Khadi was the national dress of Sevagram. I also did not

> > know that I had to pay a princely sum of Rs 1100/- as admission

> > fees. My father was full of confidence about me and thus decided not

> > to hand over the money, any money to me. I only had pocket expenses

> > with me when they loaded me on the train, no one escorted me,

> > because anyone who has survived northeast could survive any where.

> > Rest of the amount was sent to the principal by post.I reached 2

> > days before the deadline, waited and waited for the money to reach,

> > nothing happened. On the penultimate day, the principal called me

> > and told me that if I did not deposit the money before the deadline

> > he would have no option but to give the seat to the first person in

> > the waiting list. The nearest person I knew was in Agartala, 5 days

> > away. And I had to arrange 1100 rupees within 12 hours, else go back

> > home. I had not even made friends with Ajay Vyas then, because this

> > was before admission.

> > What I did surprised quite a few guys including myself.I found out

> > which was the seniormost batch, which was their hostel. Early in the

> > morning next day I walked into the A block. I guess a rookey is as

> > identifiable as a mole on the nose. There were very senior looking

> > guys in all sorts of dress and undress. Some in mini towels trying

> > to connect both ends by sheer brute force,some were in the process

> > of improving their muscle tone by way of a few push ups. Suddenly

> > the whole scene froze when they discovered a haples deer entering

> > the lions den. They were truly surprised at my guts. Entering the A

> > block was unthinkable, some of them actually started laughing at my

> > stupidity. I walked in royally ignoring all, looking for someone, as

> > if. Two minute, and I found the peson I wanted. A dark very handsome

> > man, with eyes that you could trust. He was probably reading, I do

> > not exactly remember, but I went staright to him, said good morning

> > sir, and identified myself. I am not sure if I am able to convey the

> > mahol to you.

> > I was not wrong in my selection. This man was full of sympathy, he

> > admonished me, yaahan kyon aya marneke liye, he said. I told him

> > that I was dead anyway and needed his help. He heard me, looked at

> > me, was quiet for a few minutes, then told me, tu ja, tera kaam ho

> > jayega.

> > All I know that someone paid my entrance fees, Princi returned the

> > money to him when he received cash from my father and I became a

> > doctor. If I have saved any life during these 35 years, it is

> > because of this man in A block.

> > Sometimes I feel that I am the most thankless person in the world

> > because I have forgotten his name. He used to be dark, handsome

> > maharashtrian and very very popular. By the way Rs 1100 was a big

> > amount those days because I used to spend only Rs 300 every month.

> >

> > I AM GRATEFUL TO YOU SIR, WHEREVER YOU ARE.

> >

> > ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _

> > Looking for last minute shopping deals?

> > Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. http://tools. search.yahoo.

> > com/newsearch/ category. php?category= shopping

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Shyam we had clicked some photographs on the last day of our clinical meet, even

prabha has some pics I presume, if we can collect all the pics that others have,

thru the net and make a collage, and make it the background of the stage, for

the cultural evening? Howzzat?

Irfan

ASHOK SINHA: My CGN status

> >

> > Recently I converted my car to CNG. Not that it would be much of an

> > economic advantage, because the cost washes the price concession for

> > at least 2 yrs.

> > while at it, I suddenly remembered that I was a CGN.That was what I

> > was known as initially. A Central Govt Nominee. Well, I did not have

> > to appear for the entrace test like other lesser mortals. I would

> > not have cleared it I'm sure. It was all good news but also had some

> > peculiar problems. Like the khadi story I told you earlier, I had no

> > idea that Khadi was the national dress of Sevagram. I also did not

> > know that I had to pay a princely sum of Rs 1100/- as admission

> > fees. My father was full of confidence about me and thus decided not

> > to hand over the money, any money to me. I only had pocket expenses

> > with me when they loaded me on the train, no one escorted me,

> > because anyone who has survived northeast could survive any where.

> > Rest of the amount was sent to the principal by post.I reached 2

> > days before the deadline, waited and waited for the money to reach,

> > nothing happened. On the penultimate day, the principal called me

> > and told me that if I did not deposit the money before the deadline

> > he would have no option but to give the seat to the first person in

> > the waiting list. The nearest person I knew was in Agartala, 5 days

> > away. And I had to arrange 1100 rupees within 12 hours, else go back

> > home. I had not even made friends with Ajay Vyas then, because this

> > was before admission.

> > What I did surprised quite a few guys including myself.I found out

> > which was the seniormost batch, which was their hostel. Early in the

> > morning next day I walked into the A block. I guess a rookey is as

> > identifiable as a mole on the nose. There were very senior looking

> > guys in all sorts of dress and undress. Some in mini towels trying

> > to connect both ends by sheer brute force,some were in the process

> > of improving their muscle tone by way of a few push ups. Suddenly

> > the whole scene froze when they discovered a haples deer entering

> > the lions den. They were truly surprised at my guts. Entering the A

> > block was unthinkable, some of them actually started laughing at my

> > stupidity. I walked in royally ignoring all, looking for someone, as

> > if. Two minute, and I found the peson I wanted. A dark very handsome

> > man, with eyes that you could trust. He was probably reading, I do

> > not exactly remember, but I went staright to him, said good morning

> > sir, and identified myself. I am not sure if I am able to convey the

> > mahol to you.

> > I was not wrong in my selection. This man was full of sympathy, he

> > admonished me, yaahan kyon aya marneke liye, he said. I told him

> > that I was dead anyway and needed his help. He heard me, looked at

> > me, was quiet for a few minutes, then told me, tu ja, tera kaam ho

> > jayega.

> > All I know that someone paid my entrance fees, Princi returned the

> > money to him when he received cash from my father and I became a

> > doctor. If I have saved any life during these 35 years, it is

> > because of this man in A block.

> > Sometimes I feel that I am the most thankless person in the world

> > because I have forgotten his name. He used to be dark, handsome

> > maharashtrian and very very popular. By the way Rs 1100 was a big

> > amount those days because I used to spend only Rs 300 every month.

> >

> > I AM GRATEFUL TO YOU SIR, WHEREVER YOU ARE.

> >

> > ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _

> > Looking for last minute shopping deals?

> > Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. http://tools. search.yahoo.

> > com/newsearch/ category. php?category= shopping

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Is it too much to ask for a slide show? Also Irfan you can put together some of

those old and may be new pictures and make a souvenir?

Renuka'84

Dr MURTAZA AMRELIWALA wrote:

Shyam we had clicked some photographs on the last day of our clinical

meet, even prabha has some pics I presume, if we can collect all the pics that

others have, thru the net and make a collage, and make it the background of the

stage, for the cultural evening? Howzzat?

Irfan

ASHOK SINHA: My CGN status

> >

> > Recently I converted my car to CNG. Not that it would be much of an

> > economic advantage, because the cost washes the price concession for

> > at least 2 yrs.

> > while at it, I suddenly remembered that I was a CGN.That was what I

> > was known as initially. A Central Govt Nominee. Well, I did not have

> > to appear for the entrace test like other lesser mortals. I would

> > not have cleared it I'm sure. It was all good news but also had some

> > peculiar problems. Like the khadi story I told you earlier, I had no

> > idea that Khadi was the national dress of Sevagram. I also did not

> > know that I had to pay a princely sum of Rs 1100/- as admission

> > fees. My father was full of confidence about me and thus decided not

> > to hand over the money, any money to me. I only had pocket expenses

> > with me when they loaded me on the train, no one escorted me,

> > because anyone who has survived northeast could survive any where.

> > Rest of the amount was sent to the principal by post.I reached 2

> > days before the deadline, waited and waited for the money to reach,

> > nothing happened. On the penultimate day, the principal called me

> > and told me that if I did not deposit the money before the deadline

> > he would have no option but to give the seat to the first person in

> > the waiting list. The nearest person I knew was in Agartala, 5 days

> > away. And I had to arrange 1100 rupees within 12 hours, else go back

> > home. I had not even made friends with Ajay Vyas then, because this

> > was before admission.

> > What I did surprised quite a few guys including myself.I found out

> > which was the seniormost batch, which was their hostel. Early in the

> > morning next day I walked into the A block. I guess a rookey is as

> > identifiable as a mole on the nose. There were very senior looking

> > guys in all sorts of dress and undress. Some in mini towels trying

> > to connect both ends by sheer brute force,some were in the process

> > of improving their muscle tone by way of a few push ups. Suddenly

> > the whole scene froze when they discovered a haples deer entering

> > the lions den. They were truly surprised at my guts. Entering the A

> > block was unthinkable, some of them actually started laughing at my

> > stupidity. I walked in royally ignoring all, looking for someone, as

> > if. Two minute, and I found the peson I wanted. A dark very handsome

> > man, with eyes that you could trust. He was probably reading, I do

> > not exactly remember, but I went staright to him, said good morning

> > sir, and identified myself. I am not sure if I am able to convey the

> > mahol to you.

> > I was not wrong in my selection. This man was full of sympathy, he

> > admonished me, yaahan kyon aya marneke liye, he said. I told him

> > that I was dead anyway and needed his help. He heard me, looked at

> > me, was quiet for a few minutes, then told me, tu ja, tera kaam ho

> > jayega.

> > All I know that someone paid my entrance fees, Princi returned the

> > money to him when he received cash from my father and I became a

> > doctor. If I have saved any life during these 35 years, it is

> > because of this man in A block.

> > Sometimes I feel that I am the most thankless person in the world

> > because I have forgotten his name. He used to be dark, handsome

> > maharashtrian and very very popular. By the way Rs 1100 was a big

> > amount those days because I used to spend only Rs 300 every month.

> >

> > I AM GRATEFUL TO YOU SIR, WHEREVER YOU ARE.

> >

> > ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _

> > Looking for last minute shopping deals?

> > Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. http://tools. search.yahoo.

> > com/newsearch/ category. php?category= shopping

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

wow, I am not from your batch and I find all these preparations exciting...

I think the idea of a collage/ power point is great....!!!

Ameet 1993

> Is it too much to ask for a slide show? Also Irfan you can put together

> some of those old and may be new pictures and make a souvenir?

>

> Renuka'84

>

>

> Dr MURTAZA AMRELIWALA <sana9999@... <sana9999%40yahoo.com>> wrote:

> Shyam we had clicked some photographs on the last day of our clinical

> meet, even prabha has some pics I presume, if we can collect all the pics

> that others have, thru the net and make a collage, and make it the

> background of the stage, for the cultural evening? Howzzat?

> Irfan

>

> ASHOK SINHA: My CGN status

> > >

> > > Recently I converted my car to CNG. Not that it would be much of an

> > > economic advantage, because the cost washes the price concession for

> > > at least 2 yrs.

> > > while at it, I suddenly remembered that I was a CGN.That was what I

> > > was known as initially. A Central Govt Nominee. Well, I did not have

> > > to appear for the entrace test like other lesser mortals. I would

> > > not have cleared it I'm sure. It was all good news but also had some

> > > peculiar problems. Like the khadi story I told you earlier, I had no

> > > idea that Khadi was the national dress of Sevagram. I also did not

> > > know that I had to pay a princely sum of Rs 1100/- as admission

> > > fees. My father was full of confidence about me and thus decided not

> > > to hand over the money, any money to me. I only had pocket expenses

> > > with me when they loaded me on the train, no one escorted me,

> > > because anyone who has survived northeast could survive any where.

> > > Rest of the amount was sent to the principal by post.I reached 2

> > > days before the deadline, waited and waited for the money to reach,

> > > nothing happened. On the penultimate day, the principal called me

> > > and told me that if I did not deposit the money before the deadline

> > > he would have no option but to give the seat to the first person in

> > > the waiting list. The nearest person I knew was in Agartala, 5 days

> > > away. And I had to arrange 1100 rupees within 12 hours, else go back

> > > home. I had not even made friends with Ajay Vyas then, because this

> > > was before admission.

> > > What I did surprised quite a few guys including myself.I found out

> > > which was the seniormost batch, which was their hostel. Early in the

> > > morning next day I walked into the A block. I guess a rookey is as

> > > identifiable as a mole on the nose. There were very senior looking

> > > guys in all sorts of dress and undress. Some in mini towels trying

> > > to connect both ends by sheer brute force,some were in the process

> > > of improving their muscle tone by way of a few push ups. Suddenly

> > > the whole scene froze when they discovered a haples deer entering

> > > the lions den. They were truly surprised at my guts. Entering the A

> > > block was unthinkable, some of them actually started laughing at my

> > > stupidity. I walked in royally ignoring all, looking for someone, as

> > > if. Two minute, and I found the peson I wanted. A dark very handsome

> > > man, with eyes that you could trust. He was probably reading, I do

> > > not exactly remember, but I went staright to him, said good morning

> > > sir, and identified myself. I am not sure if I am able to convey the

> > > mahol to you.

> > > I was not wrong in my selection. This man was full of sympathy, he

> > > admonished me, yaahan kyon aya marneke liye, he said. I told him

> > > that I was dead anyway and needed his help. He heard me, looked at

> > > me, was quiet for a few minutes, then told me, tu ja, tera kaam ho

> > > jayega.

> > > All I know that someone paid my entrance fees, Princi returned the

> > > money to him when he received cash from my father and I became a

> > > doctor. If I have saved any life during these 35 years, it is

> > > because of this man in A block.

> > > Sometimes I feel that I am the most thankless person in the world

> > > because I have forgotten his name. He used to be dark, handsome

> > > maharashtrian and very very popular. By the way Rs 1100 was a big

> > > amount those days because I used to spend only Rs 300 every month.

> > >

> > > I AM GRATEFUL TO YOU SIR, WHEREVER YOU ARE.

> > >

> > > ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _

> > > Looking for last minute shopping deals?

> > > Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. http://tools. search.yahoo.

> > > com/newsearch/ category. php?category= shopping

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

On second thoughts I offer my services in making of the slide show if you guys

can send/ e-mail me the pictures.

Renuka'84

Ameet Chimote wrote:

wow, I am not from your batch and I find all these preparations

exciting...

I think the idea of a collage/ power point is great....!!!

Ameet 1993

> Is it too much to ask for a slide show? Also Irfan you can put together

> some of those old and may be new pictures and make a souvenir?

>

> Renuka'84

>

>

> Dr MURTAZA AMRELIWALA <sana9999@... <sana9999%40yahoo.com>> wrote:

> Shyam we had clicked some photographs on the last day of our clinical

> meet, even prabha has some pics I presume, if we can collect all the pics

> that others have, thru the net and make a collage, and make it the

> background of the stage, for the cultural evening? Howzzat?

> Irfan

>

> ASHOK SINHA: My CGN status

> > >

> > > Recently I converted my car to CNG. Not that it would be much of an

> > > economic advantage, because the cost washes the price concession for

> > > at least 2 yrs.

> > > while at it, I suddenly remembered that I was a CGN.That was what I

> > > was known as initially. A Central Govt Nominee. Well, I did not have

> > > to appear for the entrace test like other lesser mortals. I would

> > > not have cleared it I'm sure. It was all good news but also had some

> > > peculiar problems. Like the khadi story I told you earlier, I had no

> > > idea that Khadi was the national dress of Sevagram. I also did not

> > > know that I had to pay a princely sum of Rs 1100/- as admission

> > > fees. My father was full of confidence about me and thus decided not

> > > to hand over the money, any money to me. I only had pocket expenses

> > > with me when they loaded me on the train, no one escorted me,

> > > because anyone who has survived northeast could survive any where.

> > > Rest of the amount was sent to the principal by post.I reached 2

> > > days before the deadline, waited and waited for the money to reach,

> > > nothing happened. On the penultimate day, the principal called me

> > > and told me that if I did not deposit the money before the deadline

> > > he would have no option but to give the seat to the first person in

> > > the waiting list. The nearest person I knew was in Agartala, 5 days

> > > away. And I had to arrange 1100 rupees within 12 hours, else go back

> > > home. I had not even made friends with Ajay Vyas then, because this

> > > was before admission.

> > > What I did surprised quite a few guys including myself.I found out

> > > which was the seniormost batch, which was their hostel. Early in the

> > > morning next day I walked into the A block. I guess a rookey is as

> > > identifiable as a mole on the nose. There were very senior looking

> > > guys in all sorts of dress and undress. Some in mini towels trying

> > > to connect both ends by sheer brute force,some were in the process

> > > of improving their muscle tone by way of a few push ups. Suddenly

> > > the whole scene froze when they discovered a haples deer entering

> > > the lions den. They were truly surprised at my guts. Entering the A

> > > block was unthinkable, some of them actually started laughing at my

> > > stupidity. I walked in royally ignoring all, looking for someone, as

> > > if. Two minute, and I found the peson I wanted. A dark very handsome

> > > man, with eyes that you could trust. He was probably reading, I do

> > > not exactly remember, but I went staright to him, said good morning

> > > sir, and identified myself. I am not sure if I am able to convey the

> > > mahol to you.

> > > I was not wrong in my selection. This man was full of sympathy, he

> > > admonished me, yaahan kyon aya marneke liye, he said. I told him

> > > that I was dead anyway and needed his help. He heard me, looked at

> > > me, was quiet for a few minutes, then told me, tu ja, tera kaam ho

> > > jayega.

> > > All I know that someone paid my entrance fees, Princi returned the

> > > money to him when he received cash from my father and I became a

> > > doctor. If I have saved any life during these 35 years, it is

> > > because of this man in A block.

> > > Sometimes I feel that I am the most thankless person in the world

> > > because I have forgotten his name. He used to be dark, handsome

> > > maharashtrian and very very popular. By the way Rs 1100 was a big

> > > amount those days because I used to spend only Rs 300 every month.

> > >

> > > I AM GRATEFUL TO YOU SIR, WHEREVER YOU ARE.

> > >

> > > ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _

> > > Looking for last minute shopping deals?

> > > Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. http://tools. search.yahoo.

> > > com/newsearch/ category. php?category= shopping

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

A collage for the background of the stage when we are felicitating teachers

might be a better idea. This is because - during the cultural, it is anyway too

dark to see anything on the stage. Teachers are felicitated in the auditorium

and it is brightly lit.

This could be in addition to a slide show - but when would the slide show be

?

Prabha ' 84

Ashok Bhaskar wrote:

Is it too much to ask for a slide show? Also Irfan you can put

together some of those old and may be new pictures and make a souvenir?

Renuka'84

Dr MURTAZA AMRELIWALA wrote:

Shyam we had clicked some photographs on the last day of our clinical meet, even

prabha has some pics I presume, if we can collect all the pics that others have,

thru the net and make a collage, and make it the background of the stage, for

the cultural evening? Howzzat?

Irfan

ASHOK SINHA: My CGN status

> >

> > Recently I converted my car to CNG. Not that it would be much of an

> > economic advantage, because the cost washes the price concession for

> > at least 2 yrs.

> > while at it, I suddenly remembered that I was a CGN.That was what I

> > was known as initially. A Central Govt Nominee. Well, I did not have

> > to appear for the entrace test like other lesser mortals. I would

> > not have cleared it I'm sure. It was all good news but also had some

> > peculiar problems. Like the khadi story I told you earlier, I had no

> > idea that Khadi was the national dress of Sevagram. I also did not

> > know that I had to pay a princely sum of Rs 1100/- as admission

> > fees. My father was full of confidence about me and thus decided not

> > to hand over the money, any money to me. I only had pocket expenses

> > with me when they loaded me on the train, no one escorted me,

> > because anyone who has survived northeast could survive any where.

> > Rest of the amount was sent to the principal by post.I reached 2

> > days before the deadline, waited and waited for the money to reach,

> > nothing happened. On the penultimate day, the principal called me

> > and told me that if I did not deposit the money before the deadline

> > he would have no option but to give the seat to the first person in

> > the waiting list. The nearest person I knew was in Agartala, 5 days

> > away. And I had to arrange 1100 rupees within 12 hours, else go back

> > home. I had not even made friends with Ajay Vyas then, because this

> > was before admission.

> > What I did surprised quite a few guys including myself.I found out

> > which was the seniormost batch, which was their hostel. Early in the

> > morning next day I walked into the A block. I guess a rookey is as

> > identifiable as a mole on the nose. There were very senior looking

> > guys in all sorts of dress and undress. Some in mini towels trying

> > to connect both ends by sheer brute force,some were in the process

> > of improving their muscle tone by way of a few push ups. Suddenly

> > the whole scene froze when they discovered a haples deer entering

> > the lions den. They were truly surprised at my guts. Entering the A

> > block was unthinkable, some of them actually started laughing at my

> > stupidity. I walked in royally ignoring all, looking for someone, as

> > if. Two minute, and I found the peson I wanted. A dark very handsome

> > man, with eyes that you could trust. He was probably reading, I do

> > not exactly remember, but I went staright to him, said good morning

> > sir, and identified myself. I am not sure if I am able to convey the

> > mahol to you.

> > I was not wrong in my selection. This man was full of sympathy, he

> > admonished me, yaahan kyon aya marneke liye, he said. I told him

> > that I was dead anyway and needed his help. He heard me, looked at

> > me, was quiet for a few minutes, then told me, tu ja, tera kaam ho

> > jayega.

> > All I know that someone paid my entrance fees, Princi returned the

> > money to him when he received cash from my father and I became a

> > doctor. If I have saved any life during these 35 years, it is

> > because of this man in A block.

> > Sometimes I feel that I am the most thankless person in the world

> > because I have forgotten his name. He used to be dark, handsome

> > maharashtrian and very very popular. By the way Rs 1100 was a big

> > amount those days because I used to spend only Rs 300 every month.

> >

> > I AM GRATEFUL TO YOU SIR, WHEREVER YOU ARE.

> >

> > ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _

> > Looking for last minute shopping deals?

> > Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. http://tools. search.yahoo.

> > com/newsearch/ category. php?category= shopping

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Prabha,

Once again Poonam (and Sharmila Kanthale, as well) are the best people to ask,

since they did something similar for our reunion (you were there so you know

what I'm talking about). We did not have a collage and I agree it wouldn't work

with the stage for the evening programme but I think you would be pushing it for

the felicitation as well since there will be a large banner already announcing

the occasion.

I think the slide show is now pretty much standard. Part of it involves going

through college records and getting hold of your batchmates' photographs when

they entered MGIMS (to compare with current physical state...you know, less on

top, more round the middle etc.). I am not sure who has the responsibility for

the research. We had it all on CD and I go back to it once in a while when I

need a laugh!!

Regards

Nadu'82

Prabha Desikan wrote:

A collage for the background of the stage when we are felicitating

teachers might be a better idea. This is because - during the cultural, it is

anyway too dark to see anything on the stage. Teachers are felicitated in the

auditorium and it is brightly lit.

This could be in addition to a slide show - but when would the slide show be ?

Prabha ' 84

Ashok Bhaskar wrote:

Is it too much to ask for a slide show? Also Irfan you can put together some of

those old and may be new pictures and make a souvenir?

Renuka'84

Dr MURTAZA AMRELIWALA wrote:

Shyam we had clicked some photographs on the last day of our clinical meet, even

prabha has some pics I presume, if we can collect all the pics that others have,

thru the net and make a collage, and make it the background of the stage, for

the cultural evening? Howzzat?

Irfan

ASHOK SINHA: My CGN status

> >

> > Recently I converted my car to CNG. Not that it would be much of an

> > economic advantage, because the cost washes the price concession for

> > at least 2 yrs.

> > while at it, I suddenly remembered that I was a CGN.That was what I

> > was known as initially. A Central Govt Nominee. Well, I did not have

> > to appear for the entrace test like other lesser mortals. I would

> > not have cleared it I'm sure. It was all good news but also had some

> > peculiar problems. Like the khadi story I told you earlier, I had no

> > idea that Khadi was the national dress of Sevagram. I also did not

> > know that I had to pay a princely sum of Rs 1100/- as admission

> > fees. My father was full of confidence about me and thus decided not

> > to hand over the money, any money to me. I only had pocket expenses

> > with me when they loaded me on the train, no one escorted me,

> > because anyone who has survived northeast could survive any where.

> > Rest of the amount was sent to the principal by post.I reached 2

> > days before the deadline, waited and waited for the money to reach,

> > nothing happened. On the penultimate day, the principal called me

> > and told me that if I did not deposit the money before the deadline

> > he would have no option but to give the seat to the first person in

> > the waiting list. The nearest person I knew was in Agartala, 5 days

> > away. And I had to arrange 1100 rupees within 12 hours, else go back

> > home. I had not even made friends with Ajay Vyas then, because this

> > was before admission.

> > What I did surprised quite a few guys including myself.I found out

> > which was the seniormost batch, which was their hostel. Early in the

> > morning next day I walked into the A block. I guess a rookey is as

> > identifiable as a mole on the nose. There were very senior looking

> > guys in all sorts of dress and undress. Some in mini towels trying

> > to connect both ends by sheer brute force,some were in the process

> > of improving their muscle tone by way of a few push ups. Suddenly

> > the whole scene froze when they discovered a haples deer entering

> > the lions den. They were truly surprised at my guts. Entering the A

> > block was unthinkable, some of them actually started laughing at my

> > stupidity. I walked in royally ignoring all, looking for someone, as

> > if. Two minute, and I found the peson I wanted. A dark very handsome

> > man, with eyes that you could trust. He was probably reading, I do

> > not exactly remember, but I went staright to him, said good morning

> > sir, and identified myself. I am not sure if I am able to convey the

> > mahol to you.

> > I was not wrong in my selection. This man was full of sympathy, he

> > admonished me, yaahan kyon aya marneke liye, he said. I told him

> > that I was dead anyway and needed his help. He heard me, looked at

> > me, was quiet for a few minutes, then told me, tu ja, tera kaam ho

> > jayega.

> > All I know that someone paid my entrance fees, Princi returned the

> > money to him when he received cash from my father and I became a

> > doctor. If I have saved any life during these 35 years, it is

> > because of this man in A block.

> > Sometimes I feel that I am the most thankless person in the world

> > because I have forgotten his name. He used to be dark, handsome

> > maharashtrian and very very popular. By the way Rs 1100 was a big

> > amount those days because I used to spend only Rs 300 every month.

> >

> > I AM GRATEFUL TO YOU SIR, WHEREVER YOU ARE.

> >

> > ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _

> > Looking for last minute shopping deals?

> > Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. http://tools. search.yahoo.

> > com/newsearch/ category. php?category= shopping

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Yes Nadu, the slide show is pretty standard now, but is always a guaranteed hit.

( I am a veteran of 3 reunions already - so I know). Renuka, you have a big task

cut out for you. Just inform Viju, will you ?She ought to get a copy of all our

exchanges as well.

Prabha'84

AMULYA NADKARNI wrote:

Prabha,

Once again Poonam (and Sharmila Kanthale, as well) are the best people to ask,

since they did something similar for our reunion (you were there so you know

what I'm talking about). We did not have a collage and I agree it wouldn't work

with the stage for the evening programme but I think you would be pushing it for

the felicitation as well since there will be a large banner already announcing

the occasion.

I think the slide show is now pretty much standard. Part of it involves going

through college records and getting hold of your batchmates' photographs when

they entered MGIMS (to compare with current physical state...you know, less on

top, more round the middle etc.). I am not sure who has the responsibility for

the research. We had it all on CD and I go back to it once in a while when I

need a laugh!!

Regards

Nadu'82

Prabha Desikan wrote:

A collage for the background of the stage when we are felicitating teachers

might be a better idea. This is because - during the cultural, it is anyway too

dark to see anything on the stage. Teachers are felicitated in the auditorium

and it is brightly lit.

This could be in addition to a slide show - but when would the slide show be ?

Prabha ' 84

Ashok Bhaskar wrote:

Is it too much to ask for a slide show? Also Irfan you can put together some of

those old and may be new pictures and make a souvenir?

Renuka'84

Dr MURTAZA AMRELIWALA wrote:

Shyam we had clicked some photographs on the last day of our clinical meet, even

prabha has some pics I presume, if we can collect all the pics that others have,

thru the net and make a collage, and make it the background of the stage, for

the cultural evening? Howzzat?

Irfan

ASHOK SINHA: My CGN status

> >

> > Recently I converted my car to CNG. Not that it would be much of an

> > economic advantage, because the cost washes the price concession for

> > at least 2 yrs.

> > while at it, I suddenly remembered that I was a CGN.That was what I

> > was known as initially. A Central Govt Nominee. Well, I did not have

> > to appear for the entrace test like other lesser mortals. I would

> > not have cleared it I'm sure. It was all good news but also had some

> > peculiar problems. Like the khadi story I told you earlier, I had no

> > idea that Khadi was the national dress of Sevagram. I also did not

> > know that I had to pay a princely sum of Rs 1100/- as admission

> > fees. My father was full of confidence about me and thus decided not

> > to hand over the money, any money to me. I only had pocket expenses

> > with me when they loaded me on the train, no one escorted me,

> > because anyone who has survived northeast could survive any where.

> > Rest of the amount was sent to the principal by post.I reached 2

> > days before the deadline, waited and waited for the money to reach,

> > nothing happened. On the penultimate day, the principal called me

> > and told me that if I did not deposit the money before the deadline

> > he would have no option but to give the seat to the first person in

> > the waiting list. The nearest person I knew was in Agartala, 5 days

> > away. And I had to arrange 1100 rupees within 12 hours, else go back

> > home. I had not even made friends with Ajay Vyas then, because this

> > was before admission.

> > What I did surprised quite a few guys including myself.I found out

> > which was the seniormost batch, which was their hostel. Early in the

> > morning next day I walked into the A block. I guess a rookey is as

> > identifiable as a mole on the nose. There were very senior looking

> > guys in all sorts of dress and undress. Some in mini towels trying

> > to connect both ends by sheer brute force,some were in the process

> > of improving their muscle tone by way of a few push ups. Suddenly

> > the whole scene froze when they discovered a haples deer entering

> > the lions den. They were truly surprised at my guts. Entering the A

> > block was unthinkable, some of them actually started laughing at my

> > stupidity. I walked in royally ignoring all, looking for someone, as

> > if. Two minute, and I found the peson I wanted. A dark very handsome

> > man, with eyes that you could trust. He was probably reading, I do

> > not exactly remember, but I went staright to him, said good morning

> > sir, and identified myself. I am not sure if I am able to convey the

> > mahol to you.

> > I was not wrong in my selection. This man was full of sympathy, he

> > admonished me, yaahan kyon aya marneke liye, he said. I told him

> > that I was dead anyway and needed his help. He heard me, looked at

> > me, was quiet for a few minutes, then told me, tu ja, tera kaam ho

> > jayega.

> > All I know that someone paid my entrance fees, Princi returned the

> > money to him when he received cash from my father and I became a

> > doctor. If I have saved any life during these 35 years, it is

> > because of this man in A block.

> > Sometimes I feel that I am the most thankless person in the world

> > because I have forgotten his name. He used to be dark, handsome

> > maharashtrian and very very popular. By the way Rs 1100 was a big

> > amount those days because I used to spend only Rs 300 every month.

> >

> > I AM GRATEFUL TO YOU SIR, WHEREVER YOU ARE.

> >

> > ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _

> > Looking for last minute shopping deals?

> > Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. http://tools. search.yahoo.

> > com/newsearch/ category. php?category= shopping

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Dear Amulya

How are you?

Last time while you were here I talked about the

Journal being published by the Instt (JMGIMS)

and you promised to contribute some article for the same.

JMGIMS is published twice a year and the next

issue will be coming in March 08.Hence there is still

some time.You can submit your article by 15th of Jan ;08.

Thanks

With best wishes

yours

opgupta

AMULYA NADKARNI wrote:

Prabha,

Once again Poonam (and Sharmila Kanthale, as well) are the best people to ask,

since they did something similar for our reunion (you were there so you know

what I'm talking about). We did not have a collage and I agree it wouldn't work

with the stage for the evening programme but I think you would be pushing it for

the felicitation as well since there will be a large banner already announcing

the occasion.

I think the slide show is now pretty much standard. Part of it involves going

through college records and getting hold of your batchmates' photographs when

they entered MGIMS (to compare with current physical state...you know, less on

top, more round the middle etc.). I am not sure who has the responsibility for

the research. We had it all on CD and I go back to it once in a while when I

need a laugh!!

Regards

Nadu'82

Prabha Desikan wrote:

A collage for the background of the stage when we are felicitating teachers

might be a better idea. This is because - during the cultural, it is anyway too

dark to see anything on the stage. Teachers are felicitated in the auditorium

and it is brightly lit.

This could be in addition to a slide show - but when would the slide show be ?

Prabha ' 84

Ashok Bhaskar wrote:

Is it too much to ask for a slide show? Also Irfan you can put together some of

those old and may be new pictures and make a souvenir?

Renuka'84

Dr MURTAZA AMRELIWALA wrote:

Shyam we had clicked some photographs on the last day of our clinical meet, even

prabha has some pics I presume, if we can collect all the pics that others have,

thru the net and make a collage, and make it the background of the stage, for

the cultural evening? Howzzat?

Irfan

ASHOK SINHA: My CGN status

> >

> > Recently I converted my car to CNG. Not that it would be much of an

> > economic advantage, because the cost washes the price concession for

> > at least 2 yrs.

> > while at it, I suddenly remembered that I was a CGN.That was what I

> > was known as initially. A Central Govt Nominee. Well, I did not have

> > to appear for the entrace test like other lesser mortals. I would

> > not have cleared it I'm sure. It was all good news but also had some

> > peculiar problems. Like the khadi story I told you earlier, I had no

> > idea that Khadi was the national dress of Sevagram. I also did not

> > know that I had to pay a princely sum of Rs 1100/- as admission

> > fees. My father was full of confidence about me and thus decided not

> > to hand over the money, any money to me. I only had pocket expenses

> > with me when they loaded me on the train, no one escorted me,

> > because anyone who has survived northeast could survive any where.

> > Rest of the amount was sent to the principal by post.I reached 2

> > days before the deadline, waited and waited for the money to reach,

> > nothing happened. On the penultimate day, the principal called me

> > and told me that if I did not deposit the money before the deadline

> > he would have no option but to give the seat to the first person in

> > the waiting list. The nearest person I knew was in Agartala, 5 days

> > away. And I had to arrange 1100 rupees within 12 hours, else go back

> > home. I had not even made friends with Ajay Vyas then, because this

> > was before admission.

> > What I did surprised quite a few guys including myself.I found out

> > which was the seniormost batch, which was their hostel. Early in the

> > morning next day I walked into the A block. I guess a rookey is as

> > identifiable as a mole on the nose. There were very senior looking

> > guys in all sorts of dress and undress. Some in mini towels trying

> > to connect both ends by sheer brute force,some were in the process

> > of improving their muscle tone by way of a few push ups. Suddenly

> > the whole scene froze when they discovered a haples deer entering

> > the lions den. They were truly surprised at my guts. Entering the A

> > block was unthinkable, some of them actually started laughing at my

> > stupidity. I walked in royally ignoring all, looking for someone, as

> > if. Two minute, and I found the peson I wanted. A dark very handsome

> > man, with eyes that you could trust. He was probably reading, I do

> > not exactly remember, but I went staright to him, said good morning

> > sir, and identified myself. I am not sure if I am able to convey the

> > mahol to you.

> > I was not wrong in my selection. This man was full of sympathy, he

> > admonished me, yaahan kyon aya marneke liye, he said. I told him

> > that I was dead anyway and needed his help. He heard me, looked at

> > me, was quiet for a few minutes, then told me, tu ja, tera kaam ho

> > jayega.

> > All I know that someone paid my entrance fees, Princi returned the

> > money to him when he received cash from my father and I became a

> > doctor. If I have saved any life during these 35 years, it is

> > because of this man in A block.

> > Sometimes I feel that I am the most thankless person in the world

> > because I have forgotten his name. He used to be dark, handsome

> > maharashtrian and very very popular. By the way Rs 1100 was a big

> > amount those days because I used to spend only Rs 300 every month.

> >

> > I AM GRATEFUL TO YOU SIR, WHEREVER YOU ARE.

> >

> > ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _

> > Looking for last minute shopping deals?

> > Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. http://tools. search.yahoo.

> > com/newsearch/ category. php?category= shopping

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Dear Sir

Is this a scientific journal or any such other if interested i have been

writing some material on ethics and the indian issues on stem cells ..........if

its a possibility i could send a draft for your perusal or anyone else for that

matter as i think it would help me.

regards to you and ma'am

aasawari91

op gupta wrote:

Dear Amulya

How are you?

Last time while you were here I talked about the

Journal being published by the Instt (JMGIMS)

and you promised to contribute some article for the same.

JMGIMS is published twice a year and the next

issue will be coming in March 08.Hence there is still

some time.You can submit your article by 15th of Jan ;08.

Thanks

With best wishes

yours

opgupta

AMULYA NADKARNI wrote:

Prabha,

Once again Poonam (and Sharmila Kanthale, as well) are the best people to ask,

since they did something similar for our reunion (you were there so you know

what I'm talking about). We did not have a collage and I agree it wouldn't work

with the stage for the evening programme but I think you would be pushing it for

the felicitation as well since there will be a large banner already announcing

the occasion.

I think the slide show is now pretty much standard. Part of it involves going

through college records and getting hold of your batchmates' photographs when

they entered MGIMS (to compare with current physical state...you know, less on

top, more round the middle etc.). I am not sure who has the responsibility for

the research. We had it all on CD and I go back to it once in a while when I

need a laugh!!

Regards

Nadu'82

Prabha Desikan wrote:

A collage for the background of the stage when we are felicitating teachers

might be a better idea. This is because - during the cultural, it is anyway too

dark to see anything on the stage. Teachers are felicitated in the auditorium

and it is brightly lit.

This could be in addition to a slide show - but when would the slide show be ?

Prabha ' 84

Ashok Bhaskar wrote:

Is it too much to ask for a slide show? Also Irfan you can put together some of

those old and may be new pictures and make a souvenir?

Renuka'84

Dr MURTAZA AMRELIWALA wrote:

Shyam we had clicked some photographs on the last day of our clinical meet, even

prabha has some pics I presume, if we can collect all the pics that others have,

thru the net and make a collage, and make it the background of the stage, for

the cultural evening? Howzzat?

Irfan

ASHOK SINHA: My CGN status

> >

> > Recently I converted my car to CNG. Not that it would be much of an

> > economic advantage, because the cost washes the price concession for

> > at least 2 yrs.

> > while at it, I suddenly remembered that I was a CGN.That was what I

> > was known as initially. A Central Govt Nominee. Well, I did not have

> > to appear for the entrace test like other lesser mortals. I would

> > not have cleared it I'm sure. It was all good news but also had some

> > peculiar problems. Like the khadi story I told you earlier, I had no

> > idea that Khadi was the national dress of Sevagram. I also did not

> > know that I had to pay a princely sum of Rs 1100/- as admission

> > fees. My father was full of confidence about me and thus decided not

> > to hand over the money, any money to me. I only had pocket expenses

> > with me when they loaded me on the train, no one escorted me,

> > because anyone who has survived northeast could survive any where.

> > Rest of the amount was sent to the principal by post.I reached 2

> > days before the deadline, waited and waited for the money to reach,

> > nothing happened. On the penultimate day, the principal called me

> > and told me that if I did not deposit the money before the deadline

> > he would have no option but to give the seat to the first person in

> > the waiting list. The nearest person I knew was in Agartala, 5 days

> > away. And I had to arrange 1100 rupees within 12 hours, else go back

> > home. I had not even made friends with Ajay Vyas then, because this

> > was before admission.

> > What I did surprised quite a few guys including myself.I found out

> > which was the seniormost batch, which was their hostel. Early in the

> > morning next day I walked into the A block. I guess a rookey is as

> > identifiable as a mole on the nose. There were very senior looking

> > guys in all sorts of dress and undress. Some in mini towels trying

> > to connect both ends by sheer brute force,some were in the process

> > of improving their muscle tone by way of a few push ups. Suddenly

> > the whole scene froze when they discovered a haples deer entering

> > the lions den. They were truly surprised at my guts. Entering the A

> > block was unthinkable, some of them actually started laughing at my

> > stupidity. I walked in royally ignoring all, looking for someone, as

> > if. Two minute, and I found the peson I wanted. A dark very handsome

> > man, with eyes that you could trust. He was probably reading, I do

> > not exactly remember, but I went staright to him, said good morning

> > sir, and identified myself. I am not sure if I am able to convey the

> > mahol to you.

> > I was not wrong in my selection. This man was full of sympathy, he

> > admonished me, yaahan kyon aya marneke liye, he said. I told him

> > that I was dead anyway and needed his help. He heard me, looked at

> > me, was quiet for a few minutes, then told me, tu ja, tera kaam ho

> > jayega.

> > All I know that someone paid my entrance fees, Princi returned the

> > money to him when he received cash from my father and I became a

> > doctor. If I have saved any life during these 35 years, it is

> > because of this man in A block.

> > Sometimes I feel that I am the most thankless person in the world

> > because I have forgotten his name. He used to be dark, handsome

> > maharashtrian and very very popular. By the way Rs 1100 was a big

> > amount those days because I used to spend only Rs 300 every month.

> >

> > I AM GRATEFUL TO YOU SIR, WHEREVER YOU ARE.

> >

> > ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _

> > Looking for last minute shopping deals?

> > Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. http://tools. search.yahoo.

> > com/newsearch/ category. php?category= shopping

> >

> >