Name (Roll Number) Prem Sinha (1510 )
This is Me

Then & Now

Date of Birth: 23rd March 1950
This is how they described me in the College Yearbook: 23rd March 1950-Premu, as he was generally known, had many variations to his name. An ex-long distance runner, he soon gave up athletics to indulge in more intelligent games' like chess and bridge, and was a master of the latter. Secretary of the Co-operative store and of the Literary society, he was loud enough to make his presence felt wherever he went. Gifted with an intelligent approach, he did exceedingly well in academics, much to the consternation of his more hard working batch mates. Endowed with a caustic tongue, he made short work of any one who came across his path. His motto of life-"By hook or by crook, I must be the winner".
Residence: 23 Cathies Lane East
Wantirna South
Australia.
Home Phone: + 613 9801 9617
Work Phone: + 613 9534 8261
+ 613 9650 3482
E-Mail Address: ustaad88@hotmail.com
Web Page:
   
Married To: Ragini since May 1975.
Wedding Anniversary: 8th May
Children: A daughter and a son:

Daughter Prerana, 21, Currently an accountant with Grant Thornton
Son Dhiraj, 20, Currently in the Australian Army, doing a course in electronics.

Occupation: Retired. as in working for the Australian government in the Attorney General's Department .
Major transitions

since 1972:

1972 - 1981: Sailed .
1981 - 1986: Lecturer at Singapore Polytechnic.
since 1987 : Migrated to Australia and Living peacefully. Which means doing as little as possible. In other words, retired.
Batchmates I have recently met who are not active on the list: Meet Jasmit Ahuja, Cecil D'Cruz and Lester Concessio regularly. Also Ravi Jain from time to time. Met Subrata Roy last year. Also met Darryl Martins and Joe Anjelo when their ships came to Melbourne. Meet Rajan Bhandari often (whenever passing through Singapore). Met Rakesh Bajpayee in Bangalore.
Things I like to do most while I am not working: Can't answer, never worked.
Things I would rather do if I didn't have to make a living: Did that and narrowly avoided heart attack. Had to have quadruple by pass, though.
The places I would rather be at if I didn't have to be here: This is it. This is my utopia.
The book I recently read that I recommend: Any of Ravi Batra's books. For contrast, try Ageless Body, Timeless Mind by Deepak Chopra.
Last good movie I saw was... :Scent of a Woman
My favorite food is: Anything that takes time and skill to prepare.
Three most important things in my life: Family, Friends and Faith.
Things I can help others with: Any way I can - ask and see!
Opportunities I know of that might be of interest to others: Investing in property on a global basis.