Ajita Kamal

[Lije]

"With deep sorrow, we regret to inform of the untimely death of Ajita Kamal. Ajita is the founder of Nirmuka and was a great champion of freethought in India. He died in an incident in his home town in Tamil Nadu, the details of which are unknown at this moment. We are in contact with his family for further details.

A formal note of his demise and a brief bio will be posted on Nirmukta.com in the next few days."

-Nirmukta team

[zonkozeus]

My heartfelt condolences to Ajita Kamal's family and friends :-(. He was an inspiring and motivating force for all freethinkers..The world has lost a great man, a visionary.He will always be missed but never forgotten.

[Shekhar]

Re: Ajita Kamal
Sad to hear the shocking news. India has lost a great champion of free thought. On his last visit to Coimbatore city we were planning to meet but somehow it did not materialize.Sadly I will never get another opportunity to meet him.

[milind]

I am deeply saddened by Ajita's death. I met him for the first time in NY and spent a wonderful evening with him listening to Richard Dawkins Live. I video-taped him interviewing RD. He was such a passionate force that it's hard to ever forget him. He later visited my house; Meera Nanda and Ravi joined us making it a memorable evening. I cannot fathom the impact of his loss on "Nirmukta."

[ramesh]

My deep condolences to Ajita Kamal's family and friends. I am really shocked with this news. May be I had very little communication with him but I have great respect, honor for his style of approach for whatever communication I had with him. Definitely Nirmukta community will always miss him.

[LMC]

(10-Jan-2012, 03:09 PM)milind Wrote: I am deeply saddened by Ajita's death. I met him for the first time in NY and spent a wonderful evening with him listening to Richard Dawkins Live. I video-taped him interviewing RD. He was such a passionate force that it's hard to ever forget him. He later visited my house; Meera Nanda and Ravi joined us making it a memorable evening. I cannot fathom the impact of his loss on "Nirmukta."

this one?
That's so sad man, just in our last SENHS he was informing us telling us about that, when we had told him about Mr dawkins visiting jaipur, he was so excited to hear the news, he told us that his previous meet with dawkins was not properly planned,but he had got email of his secretary and had talked to him some times, he was going to email his secretary , he wanted to tell dawkins how much nirmukta has developed since he last met him, he wanted to tell him that he has got http://richarddawkins.net/articles/4769-...s-universe published at his site, then he laughed and said it was basically Dr. vadhwan's article but he co-authored so he can proudly mail that to dawkins.Shit man.He never lived to live that.

[milind]

(10-Jan-2012, 09:59 PM)LMC Wrote:

(10-Jan-2012, 03:09 PM)milind Wrote: I am deeply saddened by Ajita's death. I met him for the first time in NY and spent a wonderful evening with him listening to Richard Dawkins Live. I video-taped him interviewing RD. He was such a passionate force that it's hard to ever forget him. He later visited my house; Meera Nanda and Ravi joined us making it a memorable evening. I cannot fathom the impact of his loss on "Nirmukta."

this one?
That's so sad man, just in our last SENHS he was informing us telling us about that, when we had told him about Mr dawkins visiting jaipur, he was so excited to hear the news, he told us that his previous meet with dawkins was not properly planned,but he had got email of his secretary and had talked to him some times, he was going to email his secretary , he wanted to tell dawkins how much nirmukta has developed since he last met him, he wanted to tell him that he has got http://richarddawkins.net/articles/4769-...s-universe published at his site, then he laughed and said it was basically Dr. vadhwan's article but he co-authored so he can proudly mail that to dawkins.Shit man.He never lived to live that.

Yes. That's the one.

[shobhitg]

This is really shocking news. I just can't believe it. My sincere condolences to his family members. It was Ajita who really introduced many of us to Atheism Activism. I can't imagine what impact his loss will have on Nirmukta and our cause.
This was really untimely. I just don't have words to express my sadness!

[swamiji]

We all in the Kids' Kingdom Un-Orphanage, our 108 children, all associates and all sympathisers from all over mourn and condole for the sad and unrepairable loss of Noble Shriman Ajita Kamal Ji whose contribution to the freethought movement is unsubstitutable.

Swamiji
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(09-Jan-2012, 11:28 PM)Lije Wrote: "With deep sorrow, we regret to inform of the untimely death of Ajita Kamal. Ajita is the founder of Nirmuka and was a great champion of freethought in India. He died in an incident in his home town in Tamil Nadu, the details of which are unknown at this moment. We are in contact with his family for further details.

A formal note of his demise and a brief bio will be posted on Nirmukta.com in the next few days."

-Nirmukta team

[harryghp]

Never knew the man but he has definitely made an everlasting impact on the way i think.

[Malgorzata]

What a sad, sad day! I knew Ajita only through e-mail but his warmth, a habit to encourage others and his wisdom came easily through the cyberspace.

[sumit]

I never thought that my first post here at Nirmukta would be in condolence to beloved Ajita's death............It was a sad news yesterday. Still trying to digest it.