2023 Year end Musings- 3

 I did an invited program on Case study Teaching at Prestige Institute, Gwalior in July sometime for faculty. Also had a school (Hyderabad Public School) batch get-together in Hyderabad, where around 15 students (all boys- back then it was a Boy's School) turned up, and we had a great time reminiscing about our school days.

Gwalior, faculty at work.. at Prestige University campus.



Below, with Director Nishant Joshi, Tarika Singh and Chanda Gulati of PIMR, Gwalior


Below, glimpses of our batchmates from school.. meet happened at the Royal Reve hotel, Secunderabad, in July 2023. One classmate, Suri, is a partner-owner.

We finished school in 1977.







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