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Among Our (4-Generation) Souvenirs : Sir Shri Ram to Ashish Bharat alft 0020 her 015 … among our ( 4 – Generation ) Souvenirs Sir Shri Ram to Ashish Bharat Ram The Dr Bharat Ram Pavilion on Campus, Once Upon a Time… BHARAT RAM PAVILION Burma's opposition leader and National League for Democracy Chairperson Aung San Suu Kyi embarks on a visit to India at the Lady Sri Ram College in New Delhi in India. Suu Kyi receives a souvenir from Chairman LSR Dr Arun Bharat Ram. The Dr Bharat Ram Academic Complex LSR 2012 The Dr Bharat Ram Academic Block is an all new three-storeyed building which boasts of multiple lecture rooms and seminar rooms, an amphitheatre and an exhibition gallery along with a dedicated section to suit the technical requirements of the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication. Dr Bharat Ram was industrialist and educationist, the son of the college’s founder, the legendary Sir Shri Ram . The Manju Bharat Ram Conference Hall is named after the late educationist and Padma Shri awardee. son son Sir Shri Ram Dr Bharat Ram Dr Charat Ram Intermediate Arts Hindu College 1909 BA Eco St Stephen’s Graduated 1936 St Stephen’s Eminent early donor to DU CMD DCM Group Ltd DCM Ltd Founder DCM Group Ltd Passed away 2007 Passed away 15.5.2007 Passed away 1963 grandson grandson Dr Arun Bharat Ram Dr Vinay Bharat Ram Chairman SRF Ltd PhD Eco Chairman Chairman and MD DCM Ltd Lady Shri Ram College Vice President Shri Ram Centre for Industrial Relations and HR and Shri Ram Centre for Performing Arts For more click here daughter Manju Bharat Ram Chairperson Sri Ram School Passed away 12 Dec 2012 son Deepak C Shriram great - grand son Ashish Bharat Ram PhD 1967 D School BA Eco Hons 1989 Hindu Passed away 28 July 2015 MD SRF Ltd Ashish Bharat Ram ( BA Eco Hons 1989 ) greatgrandson of Sir Shri Ram is our SignedOn Member . Of the legendary Charat Ram menage… alpix 0528 Dr Charat Ram Sumitra Charat Ram Graduated 1936 St Stephen’s Passed away 08.08.2011 DCM Ltd Passed away 15.5.2007 … and their illustrious daughter and son Siddharth Shriram BA Eng Hons SS Chairman Mawana Sugars Ltd Shobha Deepak Singh awarded “The Order BA Eco Hons 1963 of Sacred Treasure, Gold and Silver Star” by Emperor of Japan 1995 Founder alpix 0473 Delhi Policy Group Veteran photographer and archivist Shobha Deepak Singh has over 300,000 images of passionate moments from the performing arts has put her collection to good use. Theatrescapes 2014 a book on the best of Indian theatre, has the likes of Zohra Sehgal , Naseeruddin Shah , Shabana Azmi , Manohar Singh , Seema Bandit Queen Biswas , Mohan Agashe and Ratna Pathak Shah at their emotive best and captures more than 40 theatre performances over the decades. “It was during the times spent at Living Theatre that I experienced the vast scope of photographing theatre performances . Being completely self-taught , I have often strapped myself with my camera and lenses to rush out for an unexpected shoot . “As a child , my camera saw the light of my personal space , siblings and nature . “Later it turned into aspiration to play with lights , performance and theatre at the Living Theatre”, says Shobha . Theatrescapes has a foreword by the incomparable Ebrahim Alkazi and essays by Alka Pande, Amal Allana and Shobha Deepak Singh . … For much more of eminent Sir Shri Ram Family click here … For much more of Alumni Info ’n Action click here <www.alumni.du.ac.in> .
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