Sad News: Prof.
Isaac Sequeira Passes away - Sept 7, 2006
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To Sir, with love, by Sachidananda Mohanty, The Hindu, Metro Plus Hyderabad, Sep 16, 2006
Isaac Sequeira passes away, Hindu, Friday, Sep 08, 2006
HYDERABAD: Noted academician and former director of the Indo-American Centre for International Studies at Osmania University, Isaac Sequeira, passed away here on Thursday.
Prof. Sequeira, aged 75, was a bachelor. He was recently operated upon for a kidney ailment and was recovering when he suffered a heart attack and breathed his last at a city hospital here. Prof. Sequeira, was Head of the Department of English, Dean, Faculty of Arts, Osmania University.
His scholarly works included over 80 papers on American studies, music and European literature. Prof. Sequeira also lectured widely in American and Indian Universities and on UGC television.
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Isaac Sequeira, Prof. Emeritus UGC He was the Fulbright Scholar at the University of Utah in 1966, and an American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) fellow at the Bowling Green University, Ohio in 1979. Prof. Sequeira was a visiting professor at the Bowling Green University Ohio in 1979 and 1989. In 1985 he was the UGC national lecturer and since 1991 UGC professor Emeritus. Presently he is the Director of the Indo-American centre for International Studies, formerly American studies research Centre (ASRC) Hyderabad. Prof. Isaac Sequeira is deeply interested in Western Classical music and has a keen understanding of the subject. source |
What is common between the wristy maestro Mohammed Azharuddin, `chicha' of Hyderabad cricket Abid Ali, suave bureaucrat Shravan Kumar gentleman officer M. Mahender Reddy, Marxists' most visible face Sitaram Yechury and popular English professor Isaac Sequeira? |
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[image source: Isaac Sequeira, Director of American Studies Research Centre, releasing N. Gopi's (right) poem translated into English by M. Sridhar and Alladi Uma in Hyderabad, Jan 25, 2006 ]
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