Re: Jayant Lakshane (2002 batch) dies of Accidental Drowning

[Guest guest]

Oh! That is shocking. Bor Dam was one of our pet picnic spots and I never

thought that place dangerous.

My sincere condolences. May his soul rest in peace.

Ravin '82

> **

>

>

> On Sunday afternoon, Jayant Lakshane, tutor in Ophthalmology at MGIMS died

> of accidental drowning. Jayant was 28.

>

> An MGIMS alumnus, Jayant belonged to the batch of 2002. He came from a

> small village in Bhandara district in eastern Vidarbha and graduated in

> 2006. He worked hard to obtain diploma in Ophthalmology from MGIMS a

> fortnight ago. A week back, he joined MGIMS as tutor in Ophthalmology

> department.

>

> On Sunday afternoon, Jayant and his four colleagues from Ophthalmology went

> to Bordharan, a dam, about 25 km from Sevagram. Barely 10 feet from the

> lake shore, he slipped and was sucked in deep waters. The body, 20 feet

> deep in the lake and 100 feet from the shore, was recovered by divers after

> an hour-long search.

>

> Jayant leaves behind his father, a septuagenarian retired school-teacher,

> mother, an elder sister and a younger brother. The last rites will be

> performed on Monday noon in his village.

>

> MGIMS will miss Jayant. His colleagues, teachers and nursing staff could

> barely express their shock when the news spread on campus. Jayant was

> considered a hard working, dedicated and committed resident in the

> department. He thought that his new appointment would provide him enough

> time and opportunity to hone skills in Ophthalmology and support his

> family.

> The destiny had willed otherwise, though.

>

> May his soul rest in peace.

>

> SP Kalantri

>

> Department of Medicine

>

> MGIMS

>

>

[Guest guest]

Shocking news. Condolences to his family. May his soul rest in peace.

Regards

Raju shah

78

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Re: Jayant Lakshane (2002 batch) dies of Accidental Drowning

Oh! That is shocking. Bor Dam was one of our pet picnic spots and I never

thought that place dangerous.

My sincere condolences. May his soul rest in peace.

Ravin '82

> **

>

>

> On Sunday afternoon, Jayant Lakshane, tutor in Ophthalmology at MGIMS died

> of accidental drowning. Jayant was 28.

>

> An MGIMS alumnus, Jayant belonged to the batch of 2002. He came from a

> small village in Bhandara district in eastern Vidarbha and graduated in

> 2006. He worked hard to obtain diploma in Ophthalmology from MGIMS a

> fortnight ago. A week back, he joined MGIMS as tutor in Ophthalmology

> department.

>

> On Sunday afternoon, Jayant and his four colleagues from Ophthalmology went

> to Bordharan, a dam, about 25 km from Sevagram. Barely 10 feet from the

> lake shore, he slipped and was sucked in deep waters. The body, 20 feet

> deep in the lake and 100 feet from the shore, was recovered by divers after

> an hour-long search.

>

> Jayant leaves behind his father, a septuagenarian retired school-teacher,

> mother, an elder sister and a younger brother. The last rites will be

> performed on Monday noon in his village.

>

> MGIMS will miss Jayant. His colleagues, teachers and nursing staff could

> barely express their shock when the news spread on campus. Jayant was

> considered a hard working, dedicated and committed resident in the

> department. He thought that his new appointment would provide him enough

> time and opportunity to hone skills in Ophthalmology and support his

> family.

> The destiny had willed otherwise, though.

>

> May his soul rest in peace.

>

> SP Kalantri

>

> Department of Medicine

>

> MGIMS

>

>

[Guest guest]

I hope GOD gives strength to his family to bear this irreparable loss.

Ashok & Renuka 1984

Sent from my iPad

> Oh! That is shocking. Bor Dam was one of our pet picnic spots and I never

> thought that place dangerous.

>

> My sincere condolences. May his soul rest in peace.

>

> Ravin '82

>

>

>> **

>>

>>

>> On Sunday afternoon, Jayant Lakshane, tutor in Ophthalmology at MGIMS died

>> of accidental drowning. Jayant was 28.

>>

>> An MGIMS alumnus, Jayant belonged to the batch of 2002. He came from a

>> small village in Bhandara district in eastern Vidarbha and graduated in

>> 2006. He worked hard to obtain diploma in Ophthalmology from MGIMS a

>> fortnight ago. A week back, he joined MGIMS as tutor in Ophthalmology

>> department.

>>

>> On Sunday afternoon, Jayant and his four colleagues from Ophthalmology went

>> to Bordharan, a dam, about 25 km from Sevagram. Barely 10 feet from the

>> lake shore, he slipped and was sucked in deep waters. The body, 20 feet

>> deep in the lake and 100 feet from the shore, was recovered by divers after

>> an hour-long search.

>>

>> Jayant leaves behind his father, a septuagenarian retired school-teacher,

>> mother, an elder sister and a younger brother. The last rites will be

>> performed on Monday noon in his village.

>>

>> MGIMS will miss Jayant. His colleagues, teachers and nursing staff could

>> barely express their shock when the news spread on campus. Jayant was

>> considered a hard working, dedicated and committed resident in the

>> department. He thought that his new appointment would provide him enough

>> time and opportunity to hone skills in Ophthalmology and support his

>> family.

>> The destiny had willed otherwise, though.

>>

>> May his soul rest in peace.

>>

>> SP Kalantri

>>

>> Department of Medicine

>>

>> MGIMS

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

Very sad, heartfelt condolences to his family .

Sent from my i phone

> On Sunday afternoon, Jayant Lakshane, tutor in Ophthalmology at MGIMS died

> of accidental drowning. Jayant was 28.

>

> An MGIMS alumnus, Jayant belonged to the batch of 2002. He came from a

> small village in Bhandara district in eastern Vidarbha and graduated in

> 2006. He worked hard to obtain diploma in Ophthalmology from MGIMS a

> fortnight ago. A week back, he joined MGIMS as tutor in Ophthalmology

> department.

>

> On Sunday afternoon, Jayant and his four colleagues from Ophthalmology went

> to Bordharan, a dam, about 25 km from Sevagram. Barely 10 feet from the

> lake shore, he slipped and was sucked in deep waters. The body, 20 feet

> deep in the lake and 100 feet from the shore, was recovered by divers after

> an hour-long search.

>

> Jayant leaves behind his father, a septuagenarian retired school-teacher,

> mother, an elder sister and a younger brother. The last rites will be

> performed on Monday noon in his village.

>

> MGIMS will miss Jayant. His colleagues, teachers and nursing staff could

> barely express their shock when the news spread on campus. Jayant was

> considered a hard working, dedicated and committed resident in the

> department. He thought that his new appointment would provide him enough

> time and opportunity to hone skills in Ophthalmology and support his family.

> The destiny had willed otherwise, though.

>

> May his soul rest in peace.

>

> SP Kalantri

>

> Department of Medicine

>

> MGIMS

>

>

[Guest guest]

Very sad and unfortunate. Extremely tough for the old parents, siblings and

colleagues to bear the loss of young and promising life. May God give them

strength and peace to the departed soul.

Sanjay Marwah '78

________________________________

To: MGIMS e-group <mgims >

Sent: Monday, 18 June 2012 8:05 AM

Subject: Jayant Lakshane (2002 batch) dies of Accidental Drowning

 

On Sunday afternoon, Jayant Lakshane, tutor in Ophthalmology at MGIMS died

of accidental drowning. Jayant was 28.

An MGIMS alumnus, Jayant belonged to the batch of 2002. He came from a

small village in Bhandara district in eastern Vidarbha and graduated in

2006. He worked hard to obtain diploma in Ophthalmology from MGIMS a

fortnight ago. A week back, he joined MGIMS as tutor in Ophthalmology

department.

On Sunday afternoon, Jayant and his four colleagues from Ophthalmology went

to Bordharan, a dam, about 25 km from Sevagram. Barely 10 feet from the

lake shore, he slipped and was sucked in deep waters. The body, 20 feet

deep in the lake and 100 feet from the shore, was recovered by divers after

an hour-long search.

Jayant leaves behind his father, a septuagenarian retired school-teacher,

mother, an elder sister and a younger brother. The last rites will be

performed on Monday noon in his village.

MGIMS will miss Jayant. His colleagues, teachers and nursing staff could

barely express their shock when the news spread on campus. Jayant was

considered a hard working, dedicated and committed resident in the

department. He thought that his new appointment would provide him enough

time and opportunity to hone skills in Ophthalmology and support his family.

The destiny had willed otherwise, though.

May his soul rest in peace.

SP Kalantri

Department of Medicine

MGIMS

[Guest guest]

I am sad for the family & whole MGIMS community at this irreparable loss. We

must pray for the departed soul & learn from such events that they may never

happen again

My Best Regds

 

Rakesh Khera

Sr Consultant

Dept Of Urology,Robotics & Renal transplant

Medanta Medicity

Gurgaon

Cell- 9810549377

Subject: Jayant Lakshane (2002 batch) dies of Accidental Drowning

To: " MGIMS e-group " <mgims >

Date: Monday, June 18, 2012, 8:05 AM

 

On Sunday afternoon, Jayant Lakshane, tutor in Ophthalmology at MGIMS died

of accidental drowning. Jayant was 28.

An MGIMS alumnus, Jayant belonged to the batch of 2002. He came from a

small village in Bhandara district in eastern Vidarbha and graduated in

2006. He worked hard to obtain diploma in Ophthalmology from MGIMS a

fortnight ago. A week back, he joined MGIMS as tutor in Ophthalmology

department.

On Sunday afternoon, Jayant and his four colleagues from Ophthalmology went

to Bordharan, a dam, about 25 km from Sevagram. Barely 10 feet from the

lake shore, he slipped and was sucked in deep waters. The body, 20 feet

deep in the lake and 100 feet from the shore, was recovered by divers after

an hour-long search.

Jayant leaves behind his father, a septuagenarian retired school-teacher,

mother, an elder sister and a younger brother. The last rites will be

performed on Monday noon in his village.

MGIMS will miss Jayant. His colleagues, teachers and nursing staff could

barely express their shock when the news spread on campus. Jayant was

considered a hard working, dedicated and committed resident in the

department. He thought that his new appointment would provide him enough

time and opportunity to hone skills in Ophthalmology and support his family.

The destiny had willed otherwise, though.

May his soul rest in peace.

SP Kalantri

Department of Medicine

MGIMS

[Guest guest]

May his soul rest in peace and may the Lord give strength to the family to bear

the loss

Hare Krishna Hare Krishna ,Krishna Krishna ,

Hare Hare

Hare Ram Hare Ram, Ram Ram , Hare Hare

Meena 1980

Sent from my iPod

> I am sad for the family & whole MGIMS community at this irreparable loss. We

must pray for the departed soul & learn from such events that they may never

happen again

>

> My Best Regds

>

> Rakesh Khera

> Sr Consultant

> Dept Of Urology,Robotics & Renal transplant

> Medanta Medicity

> Gurgaon

> Cell- 9810549377

>

>

>

>

> Subject: Jayant Lakshane (2002 batch) dies of Accidental Drowning

> To: " MGIMS e-group " <mgims >

> Date: Monday, June 18, 2012, 8:05 AM

>

>

>

> On Sunday afternoon, Jayant Lakshane, tutor in Ophthalmology at MGIMS died

> of accidental drowning. Jayant was 28.

>

> An MGIMS alumnus, Jayant belonged to the batch of 2002. He came from a

> small village in Bhandara district in eastern Vidarbha and graduated in

> 2006. He worked hard to obtain diploma in Ophthalmology from MGIMS a

> fortnight ago. A week back, he joined MGIMS as tutor in Ophthalmology

> department.

>

> On Sunday afternoon, Jayant and his four colleagues from Ophthalmology went

> to Bordharan, a dam, about 25 km from Sevagram. Barely 10 feet from the

> lake shore, he slipped and was sucked in deep waters. The body, 20 feet

> deep in the lake and 100 feet from the shore, was recovered by divers after

> an hour-long search.

>

> Jayant leaves behind his father, a septuagenarian retired school-teacher,

> mother, an elder sister and a younger brother. The last rites will be

> performed on Monday noon in his village.

>

> MGIMS will miss Jayant. His colleagues, teachers and nursing staff could

> barely express their shock when the news spread on campus. Jayant was

> considered a hard working, dedicated and committed resident in the

> department. He thought that his new appointment would provide him enough

> time and opportunity to hone skills in Ophthalmology and support his family.

> The destiny had willed otherwise, though.

>

> May his soul rest in peace.

>

> SP Kalantri

>

> Department of Medicine

>

> MGIMS

>

>

[Guest guest]

It is rather sad and unfortunate...........May his soul rest in peace and May

god grant courage to his family......

regards

aasawari91

offering prayers for the departed soul........

________________________________

To: MGIMS e-group <mgims >

Sent: Monday, 18 June 2012 6:35 AM

Subject: Jayant Lakshane (2002 batch) dies of Accidental Drowning

 

On Sunday afternoon, Jayant Lakshane, tutor in Ophthalmology at MGIMS died

of accidental drowning. Jayant was 28.

An MGIMS alumnus, Jayant belonged to the batch of 2002. He came from a

small village in Bhandara district in eastern Vidarbha and graduated in

2006. He worked hard to obtain diploma in Ophthalmology from MGIMS a

fortnight ago. A week back, he joined MGIMS as tutor in Ophthalmology

department.

On Sunday afternoon, Jayant and his four colleagues from Ophthalmology went

to Bordharan, a dam, about 25 km from Sevagram. Barely 10 feet from the

lake shore, he slipped and was sucked in deep waters. The body, 20 feet

deep in the lake and 100 feet from the shore, was recovered by divers after

an hour-long search.

Jayant leaves behind his father, a septuagenarian retired school-teacher,

mother, an elder sister and a younger brother. The last rites will be

performed on Monday noon in his village.

MGIMS will miss Jayant. His colleagues, teachers and nursing staff could

barely express their shock when the news spread on campus. Jayant was

considered a hard working, dedicated and committed resident in the

department. He thought that his new appointment would provide him enough

time and opportunity to hone skills in Ophthalmology and support his family.

The destiny had willed otherwise, though.

May his soul rest in peace.

SP Kalantri

Department of Medicine

MGIMS

[Guest guest]

Distressing to hear the news of a death nipping a youth in his prime. May

his family have the courage to bear the loss.

Anshu

> **

>

>

> On Sunday afternoon, Jayant Lakshane, tutor in Ophthalmology at MGIMS died

> of accidental drowning. Jayant was 28.

>

> An MGIMS alumnus, Jayant belonged to the batch of 2002. He came from a

> small village in Bhandara district in eastern Vidarbha and graduated in

> 2006. He worked hard to obtain diploma in Ophthalmology from MGIMS a

> fortnight ago. A week back, he joined MGIMS as tutor in Ophthalmology

> department.

>

> On Sunday afternoon, Jayant and his four colleagues from Ophthalmology went

> to Bordharan, a dam, about 25 km from Sevagram. Barely 10 feet from the

> lake shore, he slipped and was sucked in deep waters. The body, 20 feet

> deep in the lake and 100 feet from the shore, was recovered by divers after

> an hour-long search.

>

> Jayant leaves behind his father, a septuagenarian retired school-teacher,

> mother, an elder sister and a younger brother. The last rites will be

> performed on Monday noon in his village.

>

> MGIMS will miss Jayant. His colleagues, teachers and nursing staff could

> barely express their shock when the news spread on campus. Jayant was

> considered a hard working, dedicated and committed resident in the

> department. He thought that his new appointment would provide him enough

> time and opportunity to hone skills in Ophthalmology and support his

> family.

> The destiny had willed otherwise, though.

>

> May his soul rest in peace.

>

> SP Kalantri

>

> Department of Medicine

>

> MGIMS

>

>

[Guest guest]

Really an unfortunate event. May his soul rest in peace!

 

Renuka and Ashok '84

Subject: Re: Jayant Lakshane (2002 batch) dies of Accidental Drowning

To: " mgims " <mgims >

Date: Monday, June 18, 2012, 10:39 AM

 

It is rather sad and unfortunate...........May his soul rest in peace and May

god grant courage to his family......

regards

aasawari91

offering prayers for the departed soul........

________________________________

To: MGIMS e-group <mgims >

Sent: Monday, 18 June 2012 6:35 AM

Subject: Jayant Lakshane (2002 batch) dies of Accidental Drowning

 

On Sunday afternoon, Jayant Lakshane, tutor in Ophthalmology at MGIMS died

of accidental drowning. Jayant was 28.

An MGIMS alumnus, Jayant belonged to the batch of 2002. He came from a

small village in Bhandara district in eastern Vidarbha and graduated in

2006. He worked hard to obtain diploma in Ophthalmology from MGIMS a

fortnight ago. A week back, he joined MGIMS as tutor in Ophthalmology

department.

On Sunday afternoon, Jayant and his four colleagues from Ophthalmology went

to Bordharan, a dam, about 25 km from Sevagram. Barely 10 feet from the

lake shore, he slipped and was sucked in deep waters. The body, 20 feet

deep in the lake and 100 feet from the shore, was recovered by divers after

an hour-long search.

Jayant leaves behind his father, a septuagenarian retired school-teacher,

mother, an elder sister and a younger brother. The last rites will be

performed on Monday noon in his village.

MGIMS will miss Jayant. His colleagues, teachers and nursing staff could

barely express their shock when the news spread on campus. Jayant was

considered a hard working, dedicated and committed resident in the

department. He thought that his new appointment would provide him enough

time and opportunity to hone skills in Ophthalmology and support his family.

The destiny had willed otherwise, though.

May his soul rest in peace.

SP Kalantri

Department of Medicine

MGIMS

[Guest guest]

Always painful! May the family have peace and strength.

Ashish

> Distressing to hear the news of a death nipping a youth in his prime. May

> his family have the courage to bear the loss.

>

> Anshu

>

>

>

>> **

>>

>>

>> On Sunday afternoon, Jayant Lakshane, tutor in Ophthalmology at MGIMS died

>> of accidental drowning. Jayant was 28.

>>

>> An MGIMS alumnus, Jayant belonged to the batch of 2002. He came from a

>> small village in Bhandara district in eastern Vidarbha and graduated in

>> 2006. He worked hard to obtain diploma in Ophthalmology from MGIMS a

>> fortnight ago. A week back, he joined MGIMS as tutor in Ophthalmology

>> department.

>>

>> On Sunday afternoon, Jayant and his four colleagues from Ophthalmology went

>> to Bordharan, a dam, about 25 km from Sevagram. Barely 10 feet from the

>> lake shore, he slipped and was sucked in deep waters. The body, 20 feet

>> deep in the lake and 100 feet from the shore, was recovered by divers after

>> an hour-long search.

>>

>> Jayant leaves behind his father, a septuagenarian retired school-teacher,

>> mother, an elder sister and a younger brother. The last rites will be

>> performed on Monday noon in his village.

>>

>> MGIMS will miss Jayant. His colleagues, teachers and nursing staff could

>> barely express their shock when the news spread on campus. Jayant was

>> considered a hard working, dedicated and committed resident in the

>> department. He thought that his new appointment would provide him enough

>> time and opportunity to hone skills in Ophthalmology and support his

>> family.

>> The destiny had willed otherwise, though.

>>

>> May his soul rest in peace.

>>

>> SP Kalantri

>>

>> Department of Medicine

>>

>> MGIMS

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

Very tragic. I can imagine the grief the family is going through. It is so

difficult for parents to make sense of life even 30 or 40 years later. The

emotions are always very overwhelming and the events remain fresh and

frozen. May God give them the strength during this difficult time.

Varsha, 78'B

Re: Jayant Lakshane (2002 batch) dies of Accidental

Drowning

Always painful! May the family have peace and strength.

Ashish

> Distressing to hear the news of a death nipping a youth in his prime. May

> his family have the courage to bear the loss.

>

> Anshu

>

> On Mon, Jun 18, 2012 at 8:05 AM, SP Kalantri

wrote:

>

>> **

>>

>>

>> On Sunday afternoon, Jayant Lakshane, tutor in Ophthalmology at MGIMS

died

>> of accidental drowning. Jayant was 28.

>>

>> An MGIMS alumnus, Jayant belonged to the batch of 2002. He came from a

>> small village in Bhandara district in eastern Vidarbha and graduated in

>> 2006. He worked hard to obtain diploma in Ophthalmology from MGIMS a

>> fortnight ago. A week back, he joined MGIMS as tutor in Ophthalmology

>> department.

>>

>> On Sunday afternoon, Jayant and his four colleagues from Ophthalmology

went

>> to Bordharan, a dam, about 25 km from Sevagram. Barely 10 feet from the

>> lake shore, he slipped and was sucked in deep waters. The body, 20 feet

>> deep in the lake and 100 feet from the shore, was recovered by divers

after

>> an hour-long search.

>>

>> Jayant leaves behind his father, a septuagenarian retired school-teacher,

>> mother, an elder sister and a younger brother. The last rites will be

>> performed on Monday noon in his village.

>>

>> MGIMS will miss Jayant. His colleagues, teachers and nursing staff could

>> barely express their shock when the news spread on campus. Jayant was

>> considered a hard working, dedicated and committed resident in the

>> department. He thought that his new appointment would provide him enough

>> time and opportunity to hone skills in Ophthalmology and support his

>> family.

>> The destiny had willed otherwise, though.

>>

>> May his soul rest in peace.

>>

>> SP Kalantri

>>

>> Department of Medicine

>>

>> MGIMS

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

Its really sad to have such young bread earners die in such accidents. Others

should really take lessons from it. Even I have a history of drowning at that

dam but was lucky enough to be fished out safe. This place by no means is safe.

Local authorities should take some concrete steps to prevent such incidents in

future.

At times we all underestimates the risks and take things to lightly! It's our

loved one who have to suffer. May Jayant soul rest in peace and May god grant

courage to his family......

Dr Manoj Y Singh

> It is rather sad and unfortunate...........May his soul rest in peace and May

god grant courage to his family......

>

> regards

> aasawari91

> offering prayers for the departed soul........

>

> ________________________________

>

> To: MGIMS e-group <mgims >

> Sent: Monday, 18 June 2012 6:35 AM

> Subject: Jayant Lakshane (2002 batch) dies of Accidental Drowning

>

>

>

> On Sunday afternoon, Jayant Lakshane, tutor in Ophthalmology at MGIMS died

> of accidental drowning. Jayant was 28.

>

> An MGIMS alumnus, Jayant belonged to the batch of 2002. He came from a

> small village in Bhandara district in eastern Vidarbha and graduated in

> 2006. He worked hard to obtain diploma in Ophthalmology from MGIMS a

> fortnight ago. A week back, he joined MGIMS as tutor in Ophthalmology

> department.

>

> On Sunday afternoon, Jayant and his four colleagues from Ophthalmology went

> to Bordharan, a dam, about 25 km from Sevagram. Barely 10 feet from the

> lake shore, he slipped and was sucked in deep waters. The body, 20 feet

> deep in the lake and 100 feet from the shore, was recovered by divers after

> an hour-long search.

>

> Jayant leaves behind his father, a septuagenarian retired school-teacher,

> mother, an elder sister and a younger brother. The last rites will be

> performed on Monday noon in his village.

>

> MGIMS will miss Jayant. His colleagues, teachers and nursing staff could

> barely express their shock when the news spread on campus. Jayant was

> considered a hard working, dedicated and committed resident in the

> department. He thought that his new appointment would provide him enough

> time and opportunity to hone skills in Ophthalmology and support his family.

> The destiny had willed otherwise, though.

>

> May his soul rest in peace.

>

> SP Kalantri

>

> Department of Medicine

>

> MGIMS

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dying at such a young age is a great tragedy. What a misfortune for those

who he left grieving behind. Heartfelt condolences for the family.

I associate Bor dam with some delightful picnics we had in our times. We too

had dips in the water but at that time the water seemed very tame. Surprised

to learn that it can turn so lethal.

Kishore Shah 1974

[Guest guest]

" Those whom the God's love----- "

May God, Who's ways seem strange sometimes, grant the family courage to cope

with

the immense grief of a young life snuffed out so tragically, so untimely and in

such a manner.

Heartfelt condolences

Sadhana Roychoudhury '78

On Mon, 18 Jun 2012 09:53:27 +0530 wrote

>Shocking news. Condolences to his family. May his soul rest in peace.

Regards

Raju shah

78

Sent on my BlackBerry® from Vodafone

Re: Jayant Lakshane (2002 batch) dies of Accidental Drowning

Oh! That is shocking. Bor Dam was one of our pet picnic spots and I never

thought that place dangerous.

My sincere condolences. May his soul rest in peace.

Ravin '82

> **

>

>

> On Sunday afternoon, Jayant Lakshane, tutor in Ophthalmology at MGIMS died

> of accidental drowning. Jayant was 28.

>

> An MGIMS alumnus, Jayant belonged to the batch of 2002. He came from a

> small village in Bhandara district in eastern Vidarbha and graduated in

> 2006. He worked hard to obtain diploma in Ophthalmology from MGIMS a

> fortnight ago. A week back, he joined MGIMS as tutor in Ophthalmology

> department.

>

> On Sunday afternoon, Jayant and his four colleagues from Ophthalmology went

> to Bordharan, a dam, about 25 km from Sevagram. Barely 10 feet from the

> lake shore, he slipped and was sucked in deep waters. The body, 20 feet

> deep in the lake and 100 feet from the shore, was recovered by divers after

> an hour-long search.

>

> Jayant leaves behind his father, a septuagenarian retired school-teacher,

> mother, an elder sister and a younger brother. The last rites will be

> performed on Monday noon in his village.

>

> MGIMS will miss Jayant. His colleagues, teachers and nursing staff could

> barely express their shock when the news spread on campus. Jayant was

> considered a hard working, dedicated and committed resident in the

> department. He thought that his new appointment would provide him enough

> time and opportunity to hone skills in Ophthalmology and support his

> family.

> The destiny had willed otherwise, though.

>

> May his soul rest in peace.

>

> SP Kalantri

>

> Department of Medicine

>

> MGIMS

>

>

[Guest guest]

Our condolences to the family

with regards

Dr Malini Prasad M.D.,MRCOG, M.A.

Dr K L Prasad M.D., MRCP (UK)., MRCGP.

mailto:lpk1960@...

What counts cannot always be counted and what can be counted does not always

count "

worth remembering what Einstein pinned to his office wall.

From: mgims [mailto:mgims ] On Behalf Of SP

Kalantri

Sent: 18 June 2012 03:35

To: MGIMS e-group

Subject: Jayant Lakshane (2002 batch) dies of Accidental Drowning

On Sunday afternoon, Jayant Lakshane, tutor in Ophthalmology at MGIMS died

of accidental drowning. Jayant was 28.

An MGIMS alumnus, Jayant belonged to the batch of 2002. He came from a

small village in Bhandara district in eastern Vidarbha and graduated in

2006. He worked hard to obtain diploma in Ophthalmology from MGIMS a

fortnight ago. A week back, he joined MGIMS as tutor in Ophthalmology

department.

On Sunday afternoon, Jayant and his four colleagues from Ophthalmology went

to Bordharan, a dam, about 25 km from Sevagram. Barely 10 feet from the

lake shore, he slipped and was sucked in deep waters. The body, 20 feet

deep in the lake and 100 feet from the shore, was recovered by divers after

an hour-long search.

Jayant leaves behind his father, a septuagenarian retired school-teacher,

mother, an elder sister and a younger brother. The last rites will be

performed on Monday noon in his village.

MGIMS will miss Jayant. His colleagues, teachers and nursing staff could

barely express their shock when the news spread on campus. Jayant was

considered a hard working, dedicated and committed resident in the

department. He thought that his new appointment would provide him enough

time and opportunity to hone skills in Ophthalmology and support his family.

The destiny had willed otherwise, though.

May his soul rest in peace.

SP Kalantri

Department of Medicine

MGIMS