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Dwarkanath Kotnis's sister Manorama is dead

  •   Fri, Jul 03 2015 12:31:45 PM

Mumbai, July 3 (IANS): Manorama S. Kotnis, a sister of the legendary medico and doyen of India-China friendship, late Dwarkanath S. Kotnis, has died in her Mumbai suburb home, a family friend said here on Friday. She was 94.

She had been ailing for sometime. She died late Thursday night at her Vile Parle residence.

The funeral rites were performed at a crematorium here on Friday morning, said former Congress legislator Krishna Hegde.

Chinese President Xi Jinping had met and felicitated her at a function in New Delhi in September 2014 during his visit to India.
  

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  • raghavendra m k, mumbai maharashtra

    Fri, Jul 03 2015

    CONDOLENCE FOR THE FAMILY OF MANORAMA KOTNIS. HER BROTHER DR, KOTNIS D S WAS GREAT MAN CONTRIBUTED TO HUMAN CAUSE IN THE TIME OF CHINESE WAR AND REVOLUTION HIS TEAM WENT TO THE WAR FRONT TO SERVE THE INJURED. THE WAR FRONT.THERE WAS FILM BY V SHANTARAM IN MEMORY NAMED AS DR. KOTIN"S AMAR KAHANI. ANOTHER NOTABLE THING TO BE REMEMBERED IS THAT CHINESE GOVT. DESPITE CHANGING GOVT. THEY WERE REMEMBERING DR. KOTNIS AND HIS FAMILY AND VISITING HIS HOUSE AT MUMBAI.

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