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Midwest Book Review of ‘Bapaji and Me’
Bapaji and Me: A Memoir of India and Beyond is a memoir of medicine and the Indian community. It documents a grandfather’s history and influence
Grandparents and Joint Family in Indian Culture
After reading my book Bapaji and Me, my dear friend suggested I write a blog on grandparents and joint families in Indian Culture. In Indian
A Tribute To My Parents
A Tribute to my Parents My mother, Chaeji, I will treasure always for all she did everyday to make my life and world a better
A Boston Spring and Learning from Failure
In 1970 when we returned to Boston in the spring, it was at the height of its glory. The flowering trees and crisp, bright air
Bapaji’s Generosity During the Bengal Province 1943 Famine
Bapaji’s most valued quality (and one I have many memories of) was generosity. He believed in charity, in helping humanity—not for recognition but simply to
Harvard Medical School Brigham and Women Hospital Residency Anniversary
My 25th Residency alumni reunion celebration at Brigham and Women hospital Harvard Medical School. It was the summer of 1995. I received a very formal
Climbing a Mountain as a Woman Doctor of Color
My dream as a child was to become a doctor. This dream was fulfilled as an adult when I was admitted to the prestigious Lady
What I’m most Grateful For
I am lucky to have had a privileged life, with strong family support, endless love, direction and guidance from my wonderful parents, siblings, Bapaji, Bhen
Volunteering at the Metro West Free Medical Program and other Volunteer Activities
My utmost desire was to go to 3rd world countries and offer my services to the needy and underprivileged after my retirement. Unfortunately due to
Karwa Chauth and the Pink Moon
Festivals of India India is a Mega country with a dimension 1,997 miles N to S, and 1,822 miles E to W. Naturally there are
Cherished Memories with Friends
Over my 80-year lifespan I have treasured and enjoyed the company of my old friends while making new friends as time went by. Each group
Doctors Can’t Cook
At an early age of 5, I already knew I wanted to become a doctor, due to my Bapaji’s mantra, influence, and teachings. When I