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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalWhat’s the journey of life without a dash of humour?
Seen through the prism of a good laugh, life becomes a ‘jolly good show’ to be enjoyed and experienced, the good and the bad notwithstanding.
H R Shenoy and his two co-authors cull out real life instances and experiences, and share them with just that – a dash of humour.
Transformed by this perspective, everyday instances become colourful and enjoyable, with a life’s lesson thrown in somewhere if you could care to find it.
Travel with the authors in their life’s journeys, with tongue firmly in cheek.
HR Shenoy, M Subramanian, KR Iyer
H R Shenoy is 75 and lives in Mumbai. He has worked for 37 years for Larsen & Toubro Limited and retired as Manager, Information Systems in their Switchgear Works at Powai, in the year 2000. He was a regular contributor to their house magazines – Powai Pageant and L&T-ite. His sense of humour is influenced by BeeChi (Kannada), PG Wodehouse (English) and Pu La Deshpande (Marathi). He enjoys Hindi film songs of the 50s and the 60s, and Hindustani Classical Music (instrumentals and vocals).
M Subramanian is 76 and lives in Mumbai. He has worked for 47 years for Larsen & Toubro Limited and retired as Assistant Manager in their Switchgear Works at Powai, in the year 1999. After that, he joined L&T Infotech and worked there till 2008. All his adult life, he has been a great social worker and continues to be so even now.
K R Iyer is 67 and lives in Mumbai. He started his career with the Switchgear Division of Larsen & Toubro Limited in Powai, Mumbai in 1969. Thereafter, he worked with the Reserve bank of India and the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD), a development bank in India. He has specialised in training in Human Resources Management and Micro Finance. Now he is a freelance trainer in these areas. He enjoys freelance writing, music and cooking, not necessarily in any particular order.
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