RE: SHAH THE KING

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Hi friends,

Shah is the King, that's what is the meaning of. Shah.

You can think of so many Shah's who have ruled different parts of the world

There is no doubt, Kishore is great. I really admire and appreciate his

efforts and zeal in establishing and maintaining this group.

I still remember the mimicry act he performed at one of the annual social

gatherings at Sevagram. It was a wonderful performance, I have not seen any one

else do a better act than that one.

May God bless this Shah.

RAJIV CHAUDHRI (1973)

Prabha Desikan wrote:

You, bet, !

God bless Kishoreda - for just being there ! (and for putting up with all of us,

of course)

Prabha'84

Sinha wrote:

Kishoreda we could have a million Kishore Shahs around par aap unique hain in

the nicest possible way-dont think aisi gustakhi kabhi hogi!!!

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To: mgims@...: kshahsky@...: Mon, 19 Nov 2007 21:12:05

+0530Subject: Re: memoirs, shyamkamath, kiran swarup, and dr dhawan,

arvind saili

I guess it is again a time of mistaken identity. Sunil Takiar and Santosh Prabhu

have mistaken Rajeev Chaudhari 1973 for Rajeev Chaudhari 1971. Or is it?Thank

God there were no two Kishore Shahs in MGIMS.Kishore Shah 1974----- Original

Message ----- From: " sunil takiar " To: Sent: Monday, November 19, 2007 8:28

PMSubject: Re: memoirs, shyamkamath, kiran swarup, and dr dhawan, arvind

saili> BOSS.....Hope that you remember your neighbour od " D " Block.....Those

were > the times...> Sunil Takiar(76)>> rajiv chaudhri wrote:> Dear Ashok,> Your

entering the Mgims group and narrating old incidents of the 70's > takes me

too,back to those old days. We were the first occupants of the F- > Block, which

was just across the huge wall of the girls hostel. Arvind > Saili's window was

the place where you and the other guys, including me, > used to sit and keep a

watch on the girls entering the mess, booing and > whistling at them at

times.Though 30 years have passed, still your

remarks > make me feel as it was only yesterday.> I was in Delhi last May, went

and met Arvind and his wife Aarti at their > house. He is still the same, look

wise as well as nature wise as he was in > the 70's.His home phone number is

25500055. He is Professor and Head of > Neonatology at Kalawati Saran Hospital,

Lady Hardinge Medical College, New > Delhi.> Me and my family along with him and

his family had come together to > Sevagram at our silver jubilee function

in1997.> I have been a passive reader of the mails of the group. Seeing your >

enthusiasm, I will also try to follow you.>> RAJIV CHAUDHRI (1973)>> " Dr. Ashok

Sinha " wrote:> thanks for the kind words.> I'd rather avoid getting ragged the

way i got ragged than be noticed.> for info Dr Arvind Saili is the guy obs

fellows pass their buck to. He is > a prof of neonatology in Delhi Univ,

president of all possible National > neonatologists asociations , and it seems

he even tried to influence would > be

neonatologists by writting a couple of books for them.> i feel so silly, i'd

thought the only thing saily had mastered in college > was how to negotiate

cards, three of them to be precise.>> " Dr. Prabhu " wrote:> Dr SInha,> Having

read y r mail , its difficult to believe your being unnoticeable 25 > yrs ago.>

Only the REALLY NOTICED types got ragged the most anyway !> Best wishes and keep

writing ! BTW where's Saily these days ?> Santosh Prabhu 76> ----- Original

Message ----- > From: Dr. Ashok Sinha> To: mgims > Sent: Sunday,

November 18, 2007 7:30 AM> Subject: Re: memoirs, shyamkamath, kiran

swarup, and dr dhawan>> Fellow indians are not to be blamed for the

confusion.Infact sinhas come > in lots of shapes and sizes. Mgims had three

models of sinhas. PK Sinha, > (not pee ke, nor Pi ke), 72 batch. he was more

like the original bihari > shotgun type.Good hearted, friendly and loud. did not

rag us. Abhay Kumar > sinha (AK) 74 was the opposite, polite,

good looking, quiet. Yours truly > was somewhere in between. 73, confused, 'ak

sinha' not from Bihar, never > knew which camp to tag on to. Hardly anyone

noticed the sandwitch. Got > ragged thoroughly by each and every senior batch,

leading to massive > bandages on the face and left arm. The only quotable

success in the whole > carrier was that your truly was the first in the batch to

be beaten up by > seniors for ..uh ..what you call 'not looking down upon them'.

Yours truly > was so un-noticeable that when an attempt was made to a

surreptitious ride > on the new model bajaj chetak scooter of dear Dr

Chaturvedi, Arvind saily > was blamed for the crime after 25> years during our

silver jubillee. Yours truly was very popular with girls, > but only during the

rakhee season.>> " Dr. Prabhu " wrote: Dear sinhasab,> Would hv liked to see yr

recent photo.> Always remember you as the debonair dashing registrar in Dept of

Surgery > bubbling with energy.Hi to Pratibha> Regards,>

Santya 76>

memoirs, shyamkamath, kiran swarup, and dr dhawan>> dear shyam and

kiran,> kirans name brought back tender (this has nothing to do with clinical >

tenderness) memories.i have not even forgotten the snacks i had at kirans >

place in calcutta 30 yrs ago. kiran was ( i am sure he still is ) so > handsome

i was worried he would land up in movies. 73 batch had a very > special

relationship with kirans batch. one of the relationships is the > soul of my

last novel 'kholas' (mask). i dont know if kirans other half > can read bengali,

she would have relished the story.> sewagram was unbelieveable. i told you dr

dhawans story. my peers here do > not believe me when i tell them that dr. mrs

narang mended my shirt as if > i was her own family member, it was not a student

teacher relationship, it > was a big family.> sending you my

photograph, but trust me, i did not look like this thirty > years back.> love to

kiran and his family> regards to dr dhawan,>> Ashok Sinha>>

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