May Daddyji's soul find peace and Sadgati🙏. 

Sending love and blessings to the departed and his loved ones.

He wished for all of us to be carefree, cheerful, approaching life with a positive and optimistic attitude, and enjoying each moment without being overly concerned about the future.  He touched everyone's heart while he was here in US, and certainly everyone he met. He was a great writer and poet, mesmerizing people with his words. Wishing him peace and light on his eternal journey. May the family find the strength to endure this loss. 

Such an exemplary human Uncleji was. We are going to cherish his memories all through our lives.

It's worth mentioning his impeccable dressing style, his chivalrous nature, witty demeanour and hid ability to mingle with everybody- big or small...

भगवान उनकी आत्मा को सदगती प्रदान करे 🙏

Uncle ji was a gem of a person. Not an ordinary gem but Kohinoor. Very few ppl like him create history, rest become a part of history. Everybody must read the article about his life  that Anu, his daughter wrote. He was very committed, responsible, yogi, sadhak, ready to help, extraordinary writer, shayar, poetist, novelist and many more. Among his fav writers was Sahir Ludhanvi. He had a super sharp memory that was untouched by age factor. He was a county, people, God loving person. I don’t think there is any person in this world you have known him and was not impressed by his charisma .

I pray to God for his soul’s re-union with the Divine and so he stays in eternal peace that every soul longs for.

Anu , I have met your dad via your facebook stories and memories, he lived such a fulfilling life and went happy knowing his daughters have turned out such beautiful human beings and are surrounded by loving partners kids and people . He seemed to have  a joyful and full of life personality and you have taken it from him. 

Our condolences to the family to go through this tough time 🙏

What a small world we live in. I encountered uncle unexpectedly in my neighborhood of Sector 28, completely unaware of our familial connection. It happened during a discussion with the guards regarding stray dogs in our colony who are very dear to me. The guards cautioned me about their potential to bite, but then I heard a voice behind me uttering profound truths—that it is not the dogs, but rather us humans who bear responsibility. That was the moment I first met uncle. Our conversation left a lasting impact on me.

From then on, we exchanged greetings every morning. He always treated me with kindness, offering jokes and heartfelt compliments, even speaking kindly of me to my husband, which I loved :). Every morning, as I set off for work, I would see him on his way to visit his daughter.

One day, my doorbell rang unexpectedly, and to my delight, it was uncle. Despite his reliance on a walking stick, he had made the effort to climb to my second-floor apartment just to express his concern about not seeing me lately. My husband and I welcomed him inside, and I prepared tea for him. To my astonishment, he presented me with a thoughtful gift—a collection of prehistoric fossils he had gathered, along with a book he had authored during his time in the army stationed in the mountains. I was deeply touched by his gesture, one that I will always cherish. I still possess those fossils, serving as a tangible reminder of his kindness.

I'm sad about uncle's passing and I realize the bond we shared was deeper than I initially understood. I pray he finds peace and happiness wherever he may be. My heartfelt condolences to you and your family.