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]]> Comment on He spent a lifetime serving the written word by Anjali Purohit http://www.thepublisherspost.com/he-spent-a-lifetime-serving-the-written-word/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Anjali Purohit Wed, 04 Mar 2009 12:01:41 +0000 http://www.thepublisherspost.com/?p=33#comment-4 I've grown up on the Strand Book Stall and deeply feel the loss of T N Shanbaug. It was possibly the most precious heirloom that the earlier generation passed on to us since my dad, grandfather and my professors all spent considerable time there. Mr Shanbaug truly loved not only books but book lovers as well. We'll miss him and remember him every time we open a book. There are indeed a few changes at the Strand but in spite of those it's always a pleasure to visit and it surely has still retained its soul and spirit. May that remain so forever and that will be the best tribute to Shri Shanbaug. Anjali Purohit I’ve grown up on the Strand Book Stall and deeply feel the loss of T N Shanbaug. It was possibly the most precious heirloom that the earlier generation passed on to us since my dad, grandfather and my professors all spent considerable time there. Mr Shanbaug truly loved not only books but book lovers as well. We’ll miss him and remember him every time we open a book. There are indeed a few changes at the Strand but in spite of those it’s always a pleasure to visit and it surely has still retained its soul and spirit. May that remain so forever and that will be the best tribute to Shri Shanbaug.

Anjali Purohit

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