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MARGAO
Eminent educationist and acclaimed Marathi writer, Bhiku Hari Pai Angle passed away at his residence at Abade Faria, Margao on Tuesday after a brief illness.
He was 93 and is survived by two sons Hemant and Hari and daughter Smita. His mortal remains will be taken to the Margao crematorium at 12 noon on Wednesday for the last rites.
His son Hemant informed that Bhiku breathed his last in the wee hours of Tuesday, between 4 am to 6 am.
In his condolence message, president of Mathagramasth Hindu Sabha Bhai Naik said in the sad demise of Bhiku Pai Angle, Mathagram and Goa has lost one of its most illustrious son. “Bhiku Pai Angle was a towering personality who has left an indelible mark in the areas of culture, education and literature. He was an educationist, theatre personality of great calibre and acclaimed Marathi writer. I am personally grateful to his contribution to the evolution of Damodar High school from being just another school to the most sought after educational institution in Margao. His contribution will never be forgotten,” Bhai said.
MARGAO
Eminent educationist and acclaimed Marathi writer, Bhiku Hari Pai Angle passed away at his residence at Abade Faria, Margao on Tuesday after a brief illness.
He was 93 and is survived by two sons Hemant and Hari and daughter Smita. His mortal remains will be taken to the Margao crematorium at 12 noon on Wednesday for the last rites.
His son Hemant informed that Bhiku breathed his last in the wee hours of Tuesday, between 4 am to 6 am.
In his condolence message, president of Mathagramasth Hindu Sabha Bhai Naik said in the sad demise of Bhiku Pai Angle, Mathagram and Goa has lost one of its most illustrious son. “Bhiku Pai Angle was a towering personality who has left an indelible mark in the areas of culture, education and literature. He was an educationist, theatre personality of great calibre and acclaimed Marathi writer. I am personally grateful to his contribution to the evolution of Damodar High school from being just another school to the most sought after educational institution in Margao. His contribution will never be forgotten,” Bhai said.
