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Extraordinary Ordinary People: Roopesh Raj – the continuous metamorphosis of a gentle soul

February 20, 2022 by thebengali

Obituary for Roopesh Raj, renowned Pune-based journalist, columnist, mentor and family man. Includes tributes from family, friends and colleagues. #roopeshraj #journalist #Pune #writer #subeditor #thebengali

Categories: Family, Journalism, Learning, Media, News, Pune, Self, Society • Tags: Cornelius Mascarenhas, Dubai, Emirates247, existentialism, Geetanjali Katyayan, Hindustan Times, India, journalism, journalists, Manjiri Damle, Mohan Sinha, ninety9words, Pune, Rahul Chandawarkar, Roger Dragonette, Rohan Pandit, Roopesh Raj, Sanjay Mukherjee, Sanjay Pendse, Sherna Gandhy, Society, sub, subeditor, Sudheer Gaikwad, svengali, thebengali, Times of India, Vitthal Mavinkurve

Extraordinary Ordinary People: Tushar Uchil – the passing of an Instructional Design legend

September 30, 2021 by thebengali

Obituary on Tushar Uchil, Pune and Mumbai-based Writer, Instructional Designer and Design mentor.

Categories: eLearning, Learning, News, People, Pune, Training • Tags: Brainvisa, eLearning, India, Instructional Designer, Learning, Mumbai, Nitin Agarwal, Nupur Avantika, Pune, Sanjay Mukherjee, Supam Maheshwari, thebengali, Tushar Uchil, Vikas Agarwal

Good Morning World: What I need right now is courage

April 4, 2020 by thebengali

Good Morning World: What I need right now is courage. #courage #life #philosophy #art #reality #India #coronavirus #existentialism #religion #society #Pune #life #politics #writing #learning #communication #goodmorningworld #thebengali

Categories: Learning, People, Philosophy, Pune, Self, Society, The Arts • Tags: Art, Conscience, existentialism, Good Morning World, India, Learning, Life, Pune, Sanjay Mukherjee, Self, Society, thebengali, Upamanyu Mukherjee

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The Aftermath

July 1, 2021 by thebengali

Such is the immediate aftermath of the transition from the last struggle for life into death.

Categories: Family, Philosophy, Self, Society • Tags: Death; thebengali;, Life

A book on Yoga, by children for children

June 16, 2021 by thebengali

Eight-year-old twins, Devayani and Shivaranjani Bharadwaj have arguably become the youngest self-published wellness co-authors in the country with the release of their debut book, Sun Salutations.

Categories: Education, Family, Learning, Pune, Society • Tags: children authors, Devayani Bharadwaj, Indore, Learning, pandemic, parenting, publishing, Pune, Shivaranjni Bharadwaj, Smita Bharadwaj, Sun Salutations, thebengali, yoga

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Doubt at 3.45 am

June 7, 2021 by thebengali

3.45 am There is pain. Plain and simple. It woke me up from a deep sleep. How will I do this? Walk this long road to recovery? There is a dull ache in the left leg and an involuntary turn in sleep also causes pain. I have it to do and am not sure if I can. It is a very lonely road. Am wondering if I should have just chosen to live with the torn ACL instead. Dumb thought […]

Categories: Healthcare

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The Day After: Post-surgery reality and road to recovery

June 6, 2021 by thebengali

6.10 am I had a good night’s sleep. Am just coming awake and I can feel that I am going to be reminded of the full meaning of the phrase: the Day After. Yesterday was under post-surgery anaesthesia. Today is with post-surgery pain reality! For starters, my lower back / waist area is feeling strained and has a little pain, probably from lack of movement. Further, any involuntary movement to the left leg is giving me pain in the knee […]

Categories: Healthcare, Pune, Society • Tags: ACL Reconstruction Surgery, Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital Pune, Dr Avijan Sinha, Dr Shirish Pathak, Dr Sunil Mane, healthcare, India, physiotherapist, Pune, Sanjay Mukherjee, Self, Society, surgeon, surgery, thebengali

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Journey into an ACL Reconstruction Surgery

June 6, 2021 by thebengali

Diary notes from a patient’s journey into an ACL Reconstruction surgery at Mangeshkar Hospital, Pune, in pandemic times.

Categories: Healthcare, Pune, Self, Society • Tags: ACL Reconstruction Surgery, ACL Tear, COVID-19, Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital Pune, doctors, Dr Khurana, Dr Manjiri Ranade, Dr Shirish Pathak, Dr Sunil Mane, education, existentialism, healthcare, India, IV Tubes, knee, nurses, Operation Theatre, pandemic, Pune, Sachin Vyavahare, Sanjay Mukherjee, Self, surgery, thebengali

Simla to Delhi: Evolution of an Educational Institution – A Brief History of The Union Academy

May 27, 2021 by thebengali

Union Academy School New Delhi emerged in the mid-1930s as a result of new educational ideals and the new needs of an evolving society engaged in the making of a new capital city: New Delhi.

Categories: Culture, Education, Journalism, Society • Tags: Bengali, Bengali Boys High School Shimla, Bombay, Calcutta, education, Harcourt Butler High School, India, Kolkata, Learning, Madras, Mumbai, New Delhi, Sanjay Mukherjee, Society, The Union Academy, thebengali

Extraordinary Ordinary People: Dharmendra Kumar

May 21, 2021 by thebengali

Tribute to Dharmendra Kumar (1942-2021), former Executive Director of LIC of India, former Dean of the Centre for Insurance and Risk Management at the Birla Institute of Management Technology, author, family man and parent extraordinaire.

Categories: Family, People, Society • Tags: Aditi Ambashta, Bhagalpur, Bihar, Birla Institute of Management Technology., Bombay, Dharmendra Kumar, Executive Director, IIM Lucknow, ISB Hyderabad, Jamalpur, Jeevan Shanti Colony, leadership, LIC, Life Insurance Corporation of India, Mamarkha, mentor, Mumbai, Nina Sinha, North Bihar, Purnea, Richa Kumar, Ritu Ambashta, Santacruz West Mumbai, Shruti Sinha, Shubha Verma Kumar, thebengali, Tilka Manjhi Bhagalpur University, West Champaran

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