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Mangalore: Businessman, Educationist, Kasturi Kamalaksha Pai Breathes his Last

  •   Thu, Oct 08 2009 09:24:36 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, Oct 8: Kasturi Kamalaksha Pai (80), veteran businessman, who had a prolonged association with Canara High School Association that has a history of over a century in running educational institutions, breathed his last at his residence near Collectors Gate in the city on Tuesday October 6.

He is survived by wife, Nalini Pai Kasturi, two sons and two daughters.

Pai had joined his family concern, P V Pai and Co, after securing BSC - DMIT degree in auto engineering from Madras Institute of Technology and undergoing training in the Ford Company in England. He also worked for the group of concerns, Ramakrishna Oil Mills and Great Durbar Beedies.

He had served Canara High School Association in the capacity of treasurer, secretary and president, for 37 long years. He was one of the founder members of the Karnataka Konkani Linguistic Minority Schools Union, and had functioned as the president of Rotary Club.

Holiday had been declared for the educational institutions being run by Canara High School Association, as a mark of respect for the departed soul, on Wednesday October 7.
  

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  • Jayaram Kodialbail, Vamanjoor / Sharjah -UAE

    Thu, Oct 08 2009

    I was a student of Canara High School Mangalore during the period 1960-1965 and I stll remember the name of this revered person. I even remember having visited his house once along with my father. May his departed soul rest in peace

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  • Ganesh Pai, Hyderabad

    Thu, Oct 08 2009

    May god bless the kind, departed soul and praying for comfort for the bereaved family.

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