MUSE WISHES ME ON MY RETIREMENT FROM BANK:
Readers are aware of my frequent contributions to Muse, a reputed e-magazine. My journey with it started from5th September 2008and I have enjoyed every moment of my association with it till date. On my retirement from the Bank on30th May 2009, Dr Mallick ji and Shri Rao ji have conveyed their best wishes to me through the following posting reproduced from Muse. Thanks a lot to the entire Muse family!
Opinion:
By Kumarendra Mallick,May 31, 2009,Hyderabad,
Greetings to J S Broca
J S Broca, the ever smiling genial Banker, lays down his office today. During a very short period he has endeared himself with MuseIndiafamily and the readers with his jovial writings on any topic on the earth. An encyclopaedia of Hindi old songs, he has given links to numerous golden oldies and memorable dance sequences to enjoy particularly when the night gets dreamy. A storehouse of quotations, he has been collecting these from his very childhood and has several thousands on each and every topic.
His colleagues in Bank will certainly miss him from tomorrow (June 01, 2009) onward. But they can never forget him. Here in MuseIndiathere have been several write-ups, poems and comments for this occasion. MuseIndiacongratulates Jatinder Pal Singh Broca on the day of his retirement and wishes him very happy and long retired life full of activities. We pray for his happiness with his lovely family. May God bless you.
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I take this opportunity of wishing Jeetu ji, on behalf of Muse India as well as on my own, a happy and active life beyond retirement. Given his varied interests and irrepressible sense of humour, he is bound to remain popular and much-in-demand always. I wish that he be blessed with a healthy and long life so that he continues to spread cheer among all. In fact, for a person like Jeetu ji there is nothing like ‘retirement’ and he will ’bash on regardless’ to use Sam’s famous line.
G S P Rao,Hyderabad,May 31, 2009.
Dear Jatinder jee, My best wishes to you on your retirement from a successful career as a banker. However, even though you are now retiring from your banking work, we Muse Indians are still ‘banking’ on you for your amusing and hillarious essays, write-ups and poems on this forum, as always. Warmest regards to you,
Gautam Nadkarni, Mumbai
May 31, 2009
I join Mallickji in greetings Jatinder Pal Singh Broca ji wishing him all the very best in his life ahead post banking service.
Seshu Chamarty, Hyderabad
May 31, 2009
From now onwards Broca can withdraw any amount, any time, and any number of times of greetings and accolades – still the balance will be in tact – the balance of his inexhaustible goodwill. So also he can loan out any number of scintillating musings and in any quantum, what with his ever multiplying assets. All the best and sweetest to the dearest Broca and hearty thanks to Dr Mallick for his thoughtful greetings.
U Atreya Sarma, Secunderabad-56
May 31, 2009
Best wishes, Broca Sir. All the best for the second career ahead. Regards,
B.Y. Apurva Iyengar, Secunderabad
Jun 01, 2009
Dear Seshuji, Atreya ji and Apurva ji, I acknowledge your best wishes with thanks.
J S Broca , New Delhi
Jun 02, 2009
Dear Mr.Broca, lets hope, you will enjoy your life with gusto. Warm regards,
ashish dimri, New Delhi
Jun 5, 2009
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Jatinder ji,
In a years time you have won the hearts of many with your humour and panache for twisting the most serious topic into an entertaining one. The comments from Muse show how dear you are to your readers; All I can say is … keep writing and enthralling all the readers with your humour. GBU – Tussi great Ho.