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Nostalgia trip for old boys, and some girls

BANGALORE: It promises to be a nostalgia forum for bigwigs. The appropriately titled “Think Big”, the reunion of the Bangalore Chapter of the Alumni Association of Jadavpur University at the Royal Orchid on Saturday, will have Subir Raha, former ONGC Chairman and current Vice-Chairman, Hinduja Group, as chief guest.

Other participants include Café Coffee Day founder V.G. Siddartha, IBM Director Inder Thukral, State Principal Secretary Lakshmi Venkatachalam and Parikrama co-founder Shukla Bose.

Jadavpur University, Kolkata, has a 100-year history.

The Bangalore Chapter of the Alumni Association has been active for more than a quarter century.

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