Here's to the man who taught AIESEC in India what passion, excitement, energy, positivity and purpose was all about.
posted by /A @ 10:42 em
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Having had enough of the Bombay Times every morning on the pot for the better half of my life, I decided to move to Sweden... where I ended up reading the Bombay Times online! And just when I had begun enjoying the tranquil and serene environs of Scandinavia, I found myself climbing into a plane called 'Chaos' heading to Tokyo. After many months and more than my share of Sushi and Saki, I suddenly started missing Yorkshire Pudding and Scotch. The Queen beckoned and I found myself standing at Trafalgar Square. A year at the London School of Economics and still confused about ontology and epistemology; a big fat American investment bank decided that they wanted to hedge their bets on me(!). When I'm not cooking for friends or following my nomadic instincts, I enjoy reading about the capital markets, listening to Mark Knopfler and taking in all that London has to offer! That's my 2 pennies, 0.2 kroners, 4.5 yen and 1.7 rupees. What's your story mate?
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we sure will brother, we sure will
Being a part of his MC team, his roommate, his friend and an admirer of his quest to truly live life, Bharat's demise has left a gaping void.
We're shocked at God's will, yet pray for strength for his family and friends, who'll never be able to forget his presence.
In his reminiscence, my MC team and I are planning on putting a book together of his pictures and quotes from friends and family.
If you happen to have any picture of Bharat, or would like to share your memories of Bharat, please send us an email at bharatbhasin(at) googlegroups.com and we'll add them to the book.
Please remember to add your name and how you knew Bharat.
You can view the site at- http://ourbharat.blogspot.com/
His memories are all we're left with, so please join us in collecting them and sharing them with his friends and family.
Bhanu
Hi Aloke ,
a fellow aiesecr in tokyo
I thought it was a bad rumor when I heard about Bharat , googled around and found your blog and bhanu's blog Ankush , Progga , Bhanu , Blah ,Guarav I know you guys were very close to him ,He was AIESEC India President while I was Mumbai LCP , was a pillar of strength for me - we were a wild EB in Mumbai .His wide toothed grin will linger on .
jessmy
Dear Aloke and Friends of Bharat.
Unfortunately I didnt have the opportunity to know Bharat but just wanted to let you all know that even people that do not know him mourn him, simply because of his reflection and energy that he left in others. A few friends of mine are great friends of him here in Brussels and its sad to hear about this but soothing to get to know what a great person Bharat was...
No words can comfort or ease the pain of his loved ones and all friends... but thoughts from people all around the world can bring hope to his relatives and friends...
Wow! I didn't even know Bharat but have met two people in Chicago who told me about him just because I was in Aiesec.
I'm sorry I didn't ever get to meet him but my condolences to all who knew him..
Life's not fair...
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