The dichotomy during high school days
Read in: English | മലയാളം | தமிழ் | ಕನ್ನಡ | తెలుగు | हिंदी Adv. Govind Bharatan It was Muhammed Sunil who taught me how to ogle girls when we were in the tenth grade. We would take the same bus home after school, both of us sitting at the back. As the bus passed St. Teresa's Women's College, he would look at the girls walking on the side of the road and make comments, which I soon started imitating. This habit continued when I joined St. Albert's College for my pre-degree. We would often go to Maharaja's College just to look at girls. Sachidananda Pai was another good friend of mine during the school days. He played the mridangam. He accompanied me on the mridangam for my violin debut. We often practiced music together and participated in musical events. Sachi's younger brother, Shivananda Pai, was later chosen as the Spiritual head of their community and was known as Raghavendra Tirtha. Sachi and I studied together for a while at St. Albert's College in Ernakul...