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G. Ram Kumar
(Ramku) is
Asst. Professor at the College of William & Mary’s
Business School in Williamsburg, VA
in Operations & Information Technology. He is married to Tonya
and they have a one year old daughter Ava.
Govind Shankar Narayanan
(Govoo - 86A1) works for TAS and has been in London UK for
the last two years on an assignment with Tetley Tea. The
assignment ends soon and he is scheduled to return to Mumbai
in early 2003. Govind is married to Avanti and they are
blessed with three year old twins - son Vinayak and daughter
Kaamya (sp). Govind recently took some time off from work to
complete a Masters in Finance degree at London Business
School.
Raymond Miranda
(Gerry - 86B3) works for Oracle and lives in Phoenix
Arizona. He is married to Lekha and they have a daughter
Isabelle who has just turned one.
Gourango Banerjee
(Banjo - 86B3) teaches economics at the University of Texas
at Brownsville. He is married to Malini and their son Avik
too has just turned one.
Sanjeev Singh
and Aarti (nee Ranjan - 86A5) have recently relocated
to Canada. Sanjeev is heading the Logistics Department of a
company in Toronto, while Aarti is working with Xerox Canada
in Marketing. Prior to the move, they were both living in
the Middle East for ten years. They have a five year old
daughter Arushi.
Chandna Sethi
(86C4) is married to Srivardhan Sharma (Shri - 85A3) and
lives in the south of France. They have a year old daughter,
Indira.
Upasna Kapoor
(nee Kumar- 86B3) was just blessed with a second child, Shiv,
a baby brother for two year old Joya. She heads her own
Oracle consulting firm and lives in Minneapolis with husband
Sanjeev.
Manisha Dahad
(nee Kabra - 86C4) lives in Hitchin, Hertfordhire with
husband Sudesh and four year old daughter Tanika. Manisha
has recently started a business forum for Asian women
entrepreneurs in the UK.
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P. S.
Devarajan (Deva - 86A3) has just returned to Hyderabad
India after living in New Jersey, USA for the last seven
years. He is now currently setting up home and actively
looking for suitable job opportunities. He is married to
Archana and they have a two year old son Aamish.
Kinnar Ghiya (86B5) completed MS in Systems
Engineering and MBA in Technology Management after
graduating from Pilani. He has been working for Intel for
the last 5 years and lives in Phoenix, Arizona, with wife
Nisha and 2 week old daughter Ameya.
Aparna Durvasula (nee Guruzada 86A3) lives in
Maryland, USA. She is married to Naresh, with two kids Samir
7, Ankitha 3. Has her own firm and works as a freelance
programmer.
Ravi Baid (Baid, Jabba – 86B2) has been running his
own company, Alliance Infotech at Delhi. He is married to
Shilpa, and has 2 daughters, four year old Srishti and 1
year old Yushika. He is generally seen hanging around the
office or trying to grow goatees.
Arvind Gopalakrishnan (Adoor – 86B5) is working with
Baid in Delhi. He is not married and does not have any kids.
He is also seen hanging around the office listening to the
same old music and trying to grow sideburns. He likes old
monks a lot and reckons he is generally going senile. Has
not played the guitar for 2 years now.
Luke Lenus Solomon Lenny Abrao (Lenny – 86A1) runs
his own stevedoring outfit in Cochin. He is married to Priya
and has a 2 year old daughter. He smokes India Kings, drinks
the same booze and is mostly seen haunting old school pals.
He has also not touched the drums for years.
Suraj Srinivasan (86B5) went to IIM Calcutta right
after BITS and then worked till 1999 in India primarily in
Madras where his last job was with a retail chain that he
co-founded. Since then, he has been pursuing a doctorate in
business administration at Harvard Business School and will
be graduating in 2004. Suraj has been married to Radha who
was working in India as a Chartered Accountant and is now
pursuing her CPA. They have a 4 year old son, Krishna.
Madhu Rao
(86B3) and Amrish Kacker (86A7) have been married for
two years. Amrish works for Analysys, a UK
telecommunications consulting company, while Madhu is with
The Wildlife Conservation Society. They live in idyllic
rural Cambridgeshire with a few scores of sheep as
neighbours.
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