My father

My father

Principal R. M. Sharma

A Thinker

PHILOSOPHER 

Karam yogi

Loving

Disciplinary

Wise

Vigorous 

Strong

Simple

Playful

a maverick

A juggler

A guide

A teacher



(30th June his birthday, he always enjoyed every birthday, halwa,  instead of a cake,  sometimes drinks at Davicos in Shimla, few puffs of a marcopolo cigar, a full life cut into a quater by unfortunate circumstances, and sickness, last few months, in Iran, like a flicker of a candle burning bright before it goes off,  passed away 30th July 1983)

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  1. Neera Handa 130 June 2021 at 06:27

    He lives in our achievements, yes, Sweetie wrote Papa ji means so much to us. A legend, who made us saksham because he could see ahead of time. He taught us to think and read and live life to the hilt, whatever the situation. We learnt to make merry. I salute.

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