Someone reminded me that it was 9-11, Indian style. Not the WTC dhamaka, but a positive one at Crossword, Pune. My autobiography (My Experiments with Half-truths, edition 2012) was launched by the highly respected pioneer of Indian management consulting, Mr. Sharu Rangnekar. Jaya Jha of Pothi.com, my publisher, was also there to grace the occasion. So were a lot of friends and relatives.
The range of ages was from 14 to 80+ and thanks to my two daughters, the tilt was towards the teenagers, as you can see from the pics We enjoyed it a lot, and got a few sales too. Smita Dabholkar, as usual, was the brain and the limbs behind the event. All I had to do was show up.
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6 comments:
Congratulations Sir! Far more pictures this time than the previous launch. Good to see. :-)
Thanks, Meghna. Ghar ki photographer- Pooja, my younger daughter- that's why.
She has done justice to Daddy's important day.
Undoubtedly.
Sir,I liked going through it.I find it very close as a student the initial few pages and the "My encounters with Anopheles" was awe sum.
Thanks, Madhav. Glad you liked it.
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