Professor Sydney R. Rebeiro and Dr. Jagdish Mukhi
The Thinking Group 1980-1987
Row 1 Professor Randhir Jain (Pol Sc), Dr. Anil Sardana SBS, Sydney R Rebeiro, Professor Hari Mohan Sharma (currently, Head Department of Hindi University of Delhi)
Row 2 Professor K.B. Gupta (SCC/ SOL), Dr. Iris Paintal (Lady Irwin), Dr Ranjana Srivastava (CIE/ UNICEF), Dr Reeta Sahney, Dr Neelu Khanna (CVS) Ms Sushma Munjal, Dr P Sood (Shyam Lal) and Professor Gulshan Taneja (RLA later Secretary The Thinking Group).
Venue: At 16 C DDA SFS Masjid Moth, New Delhi 110049 (Dr Reeta Sahney’s Residence) 02.02.1985.
Seated Sushma Munjal, Gulshan, Roma and Ms Meenakshi Rani (now, Chief WarLaw SC and renowned astrologer).
DPS M Road, 1952, Foundation Stone Laying
DPS M Road 1952 Foundation Stone Laying: Dr S Radhakrishnan, Vice President of India, Principal Dr K C Khanna and (L) Ms Anima Sen Gupta.
Ms Amina Sherwani LSR pays tribute to the awardee Sydney Rebeiro, awarded the The Melvin Louis Trophy of Lion’s International New Delhi
Ms Amina Sherwani LSR pays tribute to the awardee Sydney Rebeiro, awarded the The Melvin Louis Trophy of Lion’s International New Delhi for outstanding services to youth, culture and education Triveni Theatre New Delhi. Union Minister Salman Khurshid presented the trophy. Seen in the photograph advocate Navin K. Jaggi President Lions International New Delhi and Principal S.L. Dhawan founder Principal DPS Noida, DPS Greater Noida and DPS Ranipur, Haridwar.
The only civilian plaque installed in St. James’ Church since 1836
The Commemorative Plaque was installed at St. James’ Church and blessed by The Reverend Desmond Samuels 1994 and is the only civilian plaque installed in the Church since the Consecration of the Church in 1836.
Memories of Muriel Wasi – St Stephen’s/ Jesus & Mary College
Muriel Wasi’s career as an educationist flourished long after she had retired from active service from the Ministry of Education and then as a teacher of substance, first at St. Stephens College and thereafter Jesus and Mary College, both leading Delhi educational institutions. A triple first class from Madras University, she topped the Presidency lists for 1933, went on to Oxford for further education and made the most of her stay there, absorbing all that her teachers had to offer with critical discrimination. This quality stayed with her throughout her career as an educationist and university teacher.
Click here to Read a Note on the Book titled The Narrow Corridor: Moments in a Woman’s Life authored by Muriel Wasi
