Amravati and Bharatcon 24

 Spent a fruitful day at Amravati near Nagpur being part of a panel discussion and a Masterclass for academicians of various colleges. Also met a few faculty of an engineering college (Dr. Ram Meghe) . Some pics.


At the venue of Bharatcon, with their poster, above, and below, at Ram Meghe engineering college with Dr. Nitin Dhande and Mr. Deshmukh, their trustees. Dr. Dhande is also a schoolmate of my wife's.



Our hosts Prajakta Kale and Ashwin from Amravati, just before we left. Some amazing bags home-made by his Mom are in our hands. Dr. Suresh Bhagavatula, a co-panelist and prof. from IIMB is with me on my left.
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