Update: 12 Sept. 2008
	- www.drgrahamshomes.co.uk The UK Committee for Dr Graham's Homes (Kalimpong, India) is a charity recognised in Scotland (SC 016341). The UK Committee takes responsibility for raising funds to the tune of approximately £210,000 per annum for the majority of the supported children. Apart from the financial support there have been many students who have given valuable voluntary assistance at the Homes during their GAP year. UK Newsletter (summer,08): OGB & DGH News Promotion: OGB Delhi Chapter Questionnaire: for Anglo Indians Alumni Competition: The Winner Extras: Alumni demographic information Member’s Profile: Highlights Confession: Bribing Dhun daju and other cooks at CK for extra egg. (I am not trying to defame them or anything but it was hilarious because I would trade my old clothes and shoes for food) Khab guys are Grubby chaps. - Phuntsho Tsering 1982. Personal Message: We may not have thought too much of each other at the time but the connections that we make on this wonderfully virile website is a clear depiction of the bond, the memories, the respect and the appreciation that we all have for each other, our families and loved ones. I love each and every one of you out there wherever you may be, and hope I can be a source of inspiration and encouragement to keeping everything that we stand for, alive through this website. George Fielding Tweedie 1968. Memory Lane: I think of "Aloo Thuppa" from the school canteen.i tried making it but it never tastes as good as that. ...i also think about Saturday mornings, we used to dress up well so that the boys look at us...man it took us long to "deck up". my first muffin happened at DGH and each time i eat one,i think of school! Aradhana Pudasaini 2002.				Audio: DGH Choir Interview with Rev. John webster and Mr. Shane Saviel (Choir Master) Choir sings live on BBC. VDO: We Homes Chaps A DGH documentary by an OGB.		Advertisement
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