Thanx Datha and Gomathy, JC and Deepa
Thanks JC for your close monitoring and valuable inputs. You and Deepa seem to be ardently following the blog. I am encouraged. Datha called this morning to report that he had located several key characters in our plot. Dr. Surya Rao leads a retired life alone in an apartment in Hyderabad. His second daughter Bhavani stays a floor below in the same apartment block. Suryanarayana, my senior, of Rapheal’s batch in MCC, is in Dallas and Janaki is in Bangalore. She seems to be working for some company called iFlex IT Solutions as far as Datha could tell me. It seems he also spoke to her over phone, and all those who follow this blog from me, to Deepa who called her Janaki Peddakka, will hopefully get her contact details soon. Three cheers to Datha. Datha also spoke to D M Usha, of the Mohanmurthy family and our junior by one year. D M Murali, our classmate is in Indonesia, and I hope he will find out about D M Saikrishna too. Sai, though very much our junior was a close close friend from my Jain Hostel days in Gulbarga. Ashok Ratnam from our batch is also in Hyderabad and has been located. Gomathy meanwhile is in Kerala and will get in touch with the families of Aravindakshan and Menon, and has promised to mail me photographs soon. So the blog and its readers have turned up quite a few characters of the story, who were presumed lost. Insofar as that, I consider my objective fairly successful. But with all your help, I will continue to unearth all those kids from 1970s Wadi and 1980s Shahabad and Gulbarga and get to meet them all. So keep at it guys. Godspeed!
At this stage, I am taking up an exercise for which I require the help of Jayachandran or Geeta (through Gomathy) or Rama (through Datha). I try to name all our fifteen classmates who came to class 7 from class 6. If I have erred, I need corrections from JC, or Geeta or Rama. Here goes…..Ramdas, Jayachandran, Santhanam, Nazir, Rafique, Ambernath Das, Farook, Rajender Singh, Geeta Menon, Pushpa Parameswaran, Vidya Narwate, Rama Naidu, Sreelakshmi(chinti), Apsara, and Sandhya. I feel there is something wrong with the list. I am doubtful about Rajender Singh, Farook and Rafique, so pick your collective brains and post comments.
At this stage, I am taking up an exercise for which I require the help of Jayachandran or Geeta (through Gomathy) or Rama (through Datha). I try to name all our fifteen classmates who came to class 7 from class 6. If I have erred, I need corrections from JC, or Geeta or Rama. Here goes…..Ramdas, Jayachandran, Santhanam, Nazir, Rafique, Ambernath Das, Farook, Rajender Singh, Geeta Menon, Pushpa Parameswaran, Vidya Narwate, Rama Naidu, Sreelakshmi(chinti), Apsara, and Sandhya. I feel there is something wrong with the list. I am doubtful about Rajender Singh, Farook and Rafique, so pick your collective brains and post comments.
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“Wadi ke potte aur pottiyan” – (say WKP for convenience of future reference).
I (Mr.Ram) was’nt a WKP by birth, but by domicile
Being the first oficial WKP to be following the blog i feel honoured
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I am very much amazed at the various facets of wadi.i shall surely try my best to contact "WADI-ites" in bangalore
Good progress by JC, Gomathy and Datha in getting the contacts. When you mentioned about DM usha, Her father comes to my mind, he was avery good commentator in various cultural events, had a special accent too.
Keep us posted with the contacts.
Boss my pleasure contributing. Its like "Lost and Found". Thank u Ushaji, but sorry i cannot remember which school we were mates (SACS or MCC).
JC,
I am from MCC, 2 years junior to your batch.
Ramdas, you could now update this part with "Sai found" title after we spoke to each other on that Sunday!!
Thanks to Usha Shankar for remembering my Dad, Sri Mohanamurti, who passed away last year.
Hi,
My Name is Sunita, I finished my 10 grade in 1988 from Mcc i am yur junior by a few years but I remember Ashok Ratnam, Janaki, Bhavani and their younger sister Aruna Kanthi who was my classmate at MCC. I remember Murali your class mate too maybe I remember
you too, hats off to you, you did a great job.
Sunita
Newjersey
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