List of Martinians
The following is a list of notable Old Martinians, former pupils and masters of the three schools established by Claude Martin.
- La Martiniere Calcutta in Kolkata, India
- La Martiniere Lucknow, Lucknow, India
- La Martiniere Lyons in Lyon, France.
Notable Martinians - Calcutta
Advertising
- Suhel Seth, columnist and chief executive officer of Equus Advertising.[citation needed]
Corporate sector
- C K Birla, industrialist.
- Sir Catchick Paul Chater, philanthropist, Father of modern Hong Kong, Second Founder of La Martiniere Calcutta.
- Dr Smarajit (Toy) Dey, President, NIIT Ltd
- Dr Ron Ghosh, former Chairman CSFB worldwide.[citation needed]
- Ronnie Roy, head of Merrill Lynch, Asia-Pacific.[citation needed]
- Lalit Tandon, Vice-president HILTON HOTELS Hong Kong
- Gurpreet S. Pal, architecture strategist, Microsoft, US.[citation needed]
- Atul Singh, president and chief executive of Coca-Cola India[1]
- Deveshwar Dayal Mathur, CEO HSBC Operations & Processing Enterprises (HSBC's Processing Subsidiary in India)
- Manasije Mishra, MD and CEO at IL&FS Investsmart Ltd [An HSBC Group Company, India] [3],
- Kanchun Kaushal,Associate Director,Pricewaterhouse Coopers Pvt Ltd.
Celebrity
- Nafisa Ali, swimming champion, actress, former Miss India and politician.
- Dr. Vijay Mallya, billionaire businessman, Chairman of United Breweries and Kingfisher Airlines and a Rajya Sabha MP.
Pryanka Chopra , film actor, former Miss India & Miss World.
Education
- John Mason, schoolmaster and educationist.
- Munday Marlin, St. Thomas' School, Kolkata.[citation needed]
- Ananth Raman, UPS Foundation Professor of Business Logistics, Harvard Business School.[citation needed]
Entertainment
- Merle Oberon, actress.
- Pritish Nandy, poet, journalist, politician, television personality and film producer
Fine arts
- Mark King, Paris-trained impressionist artist.[citation needed]
Government
- Dr Saiyid Nurul Hasan, historian, Union Minister of Education and former Governor of West Bengal, India.
Journalism
- Swapan Dasgupta, journalist, columnist and former managing editor of India Today
- Sunanda K. Datta-Ray, former editor of The Statesman.
- Chandan Mitra, Member of Parliament and eminent journalist.
- Jug Suraiya, Associate Editor of the Times of India, author and columnist.
- Paranjoy Guha Thakurta, journalist.[2]
- Sanjoy Narayan,journalist, Editor-in-Chief of the Hindustan Times
- Ashok Malik, political columnist for the Hindustan Times, the Pioneer and other publications
Judiciary
- Justice Jiten Chaudhary, Honourable Judge of the Calcutta High Court.[citation needed]
- Justice Visnu Sahay Honourable Chief Justice Allahabad High Court
Politics
- Brigadier K. P. Singh Deo, politician and former Minister.[citation needed]
- Mausam Noor, MP, North Malda, West Bengal, elected 2009
Sports
- Ann Lumsden, first woman to win the Arjuna Award for hockey.[3]
- Rishi Narayan, golfer and gold medallist at the 1982 Asian Games[4][5]
- Vece Paes, Olympian and father of Leander Paes.
- Leander Paes, tennis player, India's only medallist at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Captain of the Indian Davis Cup team.
- Enrico Piperno, member of the Indian Tennis team at the 1982 Asian Games and Davis Cup team member[4]
- Oscar Ward, Light-heavyweight boxer who represented India at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics.[6]
Others
Notable Martinians - Lucknow
Introduction
The Masters and Boys of the School were collectively awarded battle colours by Queen Victoria in 1860 for the defence of the Martiniere post against a huge force at the old Bailey Gate during the 1857 siege of Lucknow. Sir Colin Campbell’s report to the East India court of Governors reads “During this six month period many individual acts of valor were performed and young lives sacrificed in the fierce and tenacious defence of the Bailey Gate. The Constantia boys fought off the repeated attacks of a determined and persistent enemy and took their place in the line of battle alongside the regular regiments of the East India army…... The East India Army is honoured that Her Imperial Majesty has most graciously commanded the award of The Royal standard for courage, given to our bravest regiments, to the boys and masters of La Martiniere School...”
The list of Old Martinians from the Lucknow School is distinguished by one recent Nobel Prize winner laureate Rajendra K. Pachauri, chairman of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change[9].
IPCC led by Dr. Pachauri shares the Nobel Peace Prize for 2007 with Al Gore.
The School scores heavily with its contribution to defence, police and administrative services.
Sadly with the partition of the country many of the school’s former Muslim pupils, who came from the former predominately Muslim area of Lucknow, had to leave for Pakistan in the mass exodus of the Muslim population. Amongst the millions who left many have been forgotten, but here in the La Martiniere list a tiny number of Muslim boys, who were alumni of the school will be remembered for their contribution to the administration of undivided India and to their valour in great wars that the British Indian Army fought.
The history of the school is a long one, A large number of Anglo Indians boys are missing in this list of fame. Many Anglo Indians identities have been submerged within the identities of the British, Australian and Canadian populations. This small community has had outstanding achievements at every level of society for hundreds of years, but that record of achievement has been hidden, passed over or co-opted as British, by British historians hiding the fact that they were actually (anglo) Indians who were born and educated in India in schools like La Martiniere.[10].
Corporate sector
- Nusrat Durrani, Senior Vice-President and General Manager MTV World MTV, New York City.[11]
- Vikas Tandon, Head Lucknow Branch CITIBANK NA
- Arun Gupta, ex-Chairman, National Thermal Power Corporation.[citation needed]
- Shahnaz Husain, beautician and entrepreneur.[12]
- Anand Kripalu, Head of Cadbury India.[citation needed]
- Nalin Miglani, Vice President (Human Resources), Coca Cola, India.[citation needed]
- Vibhooti Sharan Singh, former General Manager (Business Development), Indian Oil Corporation.[citation needed]
- Kanchun Kaushal, 'Associate Director', Pricewaterhouse Coopers Pvt Ltd.
- Capt. Shrikant Chandra, 'Master Mariner and Vice President (Operations)', CTI Shipbrokers (I) Pvt. Ltd.
Defence
- Lieutenant General Gul Hassan Khan, Chief of Army Staff, Pakistan Army.
- Ajit Bhavnani, Vice Chief of Air Staff, Indian Air Force. [citation needed]
- Flight Lieutenant Alfred Tyrone Cooke Vr.C, Medal for gallantry, 1965.[13]
- Major General His Highness Nawab Sayyid Sir Hamid Ali Khan Bahadur, GCSI, GCIE, GCVO, Nawab of the princely state of Rampur
- General Fremantle, soldier.[6]
- Denzil Keelor and Trevor Keelor made history in the Indo-Pakistani wars by shooting down Pakistan’s Sabre jets.[14]
- Major General Vijay Krishna, Colonel Commandant of the Corps of Electrical and Mechanical Engineers in the Indian Army[15]
- Brigadier Rtd Noor Ul Ahmed, Hilal-i-Jur’at (Crescent of Valour) C/o 18th/19th Lancers (Destroyed Nine Indian Tanks in 1965, while commanding a squadron) Pakistan Army.
- General Larkins, soldier.[6]
- Lieutenant General Akhtar Abdur Rahman, Director of Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) of Pakistan, Masterminded the Jihad against the Soviet Army Pakistan Army.
- Lieutenant General Akbar Ali Hassan Rtd, GOC II Corps Multan Punjab, UN Yemen Observer Mission Yemen Pakistan Army.
- Brigadier Leonard Raza, PVSM, soldier, Burma Campaign see note.[16]
- Air Vice Marshal Victor Raza ,(Imphal & Burma C/O No 1 Squadron Royal Indian Air Force WWII), Pakistan Air Force Aviator.
- Brigadier A Abidin, Defence Secretary Pakistan during Zia Ul Haq Presidency, soldier.
- Major-Genereal Ashok Mehta.[citation needed]
- Brigadier C. S. Mehta, ex-Secretary, Delhi Gymkhana.[citation needed]
- Corporal Mervyn O'Brien of the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry was awarded the Military Medal for gallant and distinguished service in the Malayan conflict.[6]
- Captain Ali Abidi awarded Military Cross, North African Campaign during the Siege of Tobruk retired as Brigadier Pakistan Army
- Major Mike Goodard, Hilal-i-Jur’at (Crescent of Valour) Kashmir Operations 1947–48 War Pakistan Army.
- Denzil Simeons served with the Australian Army in Vietnam.[17]
- Arvind Singh was awarded the M.V.C. during the Indian Peace Keeping Force operations in Sri Lanka.[18]
- Lieutenant General J. N. Singh, Indian Army.[citation needed]
- Major Fazal Ali Bhatt, George Cross, Burma 1944-5 - 25th Indian Division Pakistan Army.
- Colonel I B Thomas. Studied at La Martiniere College Lucknow from 1966 to 1974. He was College Captain in 1973. He excelled in Boxing. Later he went on to win a Bronze medal at the National Boxing Championship. He joined the Army and was commissioned into the Kumaon Regiment. He also coached various Army Boxing teams. He is still in service.
- Captain Sahib Mohammad Military Cross, 4th Indian Division Battle of Monte Cassino Pakistan Army
- Major Farid Tuppy Iqbal , Indian ADC to General Sir Claude Auchinleck 1941, immigrated to Britain 1955, Gen Manager Chiltern Railways Division of British Railways, Asst Secretary British Legion.
In the First and Second World Wars the names of thirty-six and eight Martians respectively are enshrined on the Rolls of Honour at the College.[6]
- Colonel Jangbir Singh. Studied at La Martiniere College Lucknow from 1975 to 1987 and was from Hudson House. He was College Senior Under Officer in NCC 1987. He joined National Defence Academy at Pune and was commissioned into the Regiment of Artillery as a tradition, being a Third Generation Officer. He is still in service.
Economics
- Rajat Kathuria, Professor of Economics, IMI, Delhi [citation needed]
- Sanjay Kathuria, Senior Economist with the World Bank.[citation needed]
Education
- A Baker, Principal of Barnes School, Deolali.[citation needed]
- Bryan Cooke, Emeritis Professor, University of Northern Colorado[19]
- Frank DeSouza (1911-1995), Chemistry Teacher, House Master and Vice Principal, La Martiniere College, Lucknow
- Cedric Innes, Principal of Boys' High School & College, Allahabad
- Arthur Earnest "Arty" Lunn, Ardent Old Martian, Principal, Bishop's School, Pune.[citation needed]
- Carlyle Macfarland, Head of English, Lucknow Christian College, and theatre enthusiast.[citation needed]
- Terence Philips, Principal of Ynberg Allen School, Dehradun.[citation needed]
- Roy Robinson, Headmaster of the prestigious and elite Bishop Cotton School in shimla.
- Frederick James Rowe, poet, former English teacher at the Lucknow school and composer of the official school song Vive La Martiniere.
- Desmond Shaw, former Principal, Cathedral and John Connon School, Mumbai.[citation needed]
- Veena Talar-Oldenburg, Professor of History, Baruch College, The City University of New York, and author of The Making of Colonial Lucknow.[citation needed]
- A. Qizilbash, teacher at The Doon School.[citation needed]
- Arthur T.Flynn,Mathematics and Chemistry teacher and House Master.Principal,Boys' High School,Allahabad(1966-1988).
Entertainment
- Roshan Abbas, TV and radio host.[20]
- Muzaffar Ali, painter, clothing designer and film director /producer.[6]
- Priyanka Chopra, actress and former Miss World in 2000.[21]
- Rishad Rizvi, doctor and actor.[citation needed]
- Sunit Tandon, TV news presenter and theatre enthusiast.[citation needed]
- Junaid Alam- Pediatrician/Radio Jockey /Scriptwriter
- Rituraj Narain - Cinematographer
- Sandeep Shukla -Wildlife Photographer LA
Fashion celebrity
- Maureen Wadia, fashion entrepreneur and editor of Gladrags. Her husband is the noted industrialist Nusli Wadia.[22]
- Nusrat Jafri, Cameraperson, Filmmaker, Photographer
Government
- Khan Bahdur, A Abdin, KCIE, Indian Civil Service. City Magistrate Lucknow 1918, Diwan Dattia & Charkhari States 1929, Advisor to Governor United Provinces 1933, British Political Agent to the United Provinces 1940, Principal Secretary to the Viceroy, Marquess of Linlithgow 1941, On India's partition transferred to Pakistan. From 1952 - 1962, Founded & was Chairman of Anglo Oriental Airways (Now called PIA).
- Islam Ahmed, Imperial Police Service, Later Indian Police Service Inspector Gen of Police Uattar Pardesh 1970.
- Madhav Chandra, Indian Foreign Service.[citation needed]
- Masood Rizvi, OBE I.C.S. Secretary Punjab Government Pakistan Administrative Service.
- A. Ibrahim, Indian Administrative Service.
- Satish Bhatnagar, IAS, author of 'Bright Renown'a short history of the school released during the Sesquicentenary of the College.
- Archibald Hamilton, a member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly in the late 19th century.
- Isha Basant Joshi, I.C.S. the first female officer in the Indian Civil Service and the first Indian girl to be admitted to the Girls' College.[23]
- Gautam Kaul, Indian Police Service and film critic.[citation needed]
- Sardar Mohammed Khan, I.C.S Collector of Bombay from 1931 - 1936 member of Cripps India mission.
- K. Raghunath, former Foreign Secretary of India[24] and Indian Ambassador to Russia.[25]
- Walayat Ali Quali O.B.E. Imperial Police Service Inspector General Police, Bihar and Orissa State 1935
- Mirza Ali Bey I.C.S Indian Civil Service Commissioner of Chittagong 1932
- S.K.Rizvi, Indian Police Service. [citation needed]
- Chiranjiv Singh, Indian Administrative Service.
- Arif Iqbal, Imperial Police Service, Superindendent of Police Kanpur later Pakistan Police Service
- Safdar Mustafa Alil, Imperial Police Service, Superindendent of Police Ahmedabad later Pakistan Police Service
- Islam Khan, Indian Civil Service, City Magistrate Dacca 1924 - 1929
- Ratan P WatalIndian Administrative Service, Principal Secretary, Andhra Pradesh[citation needed]
- Saurabh Chandra Indian Administrative Service, Principal Secretary, UttarPradesh
- Pradeep K Bhide Indian Administrative Service,Andhra Pradesh, Revenue Secretary, New Delhi
- Sameer Sharma Indian Administrative Service, Secretary to Government, Andhra Pradesh[citation needed]
- Sudhir Mittal Indian Administrative Service, Principal Secretary to Govt Punjab
- Debashish Chakravarty Indian Foreign Service, Ambassador[citation needed]
- Sanjiv Narain Mathur IRAS, Director Finance, Railway Board, Ministry of Railways, Government of India
Journalism
- Shanney Naqvi, journalist, poet, philosopher, singer and composer
- Sunita Aron, journalist
- Humra Quraishi,journalist
- Arvind Kala, journalist. [citation needed]
- Vinod Mehta, magazine editor[26]
- Tanya Chaitanya, Editor, Femina magazine
- Saeed Naqvi, a leading journalist in Delhi brother of Shanney Naqvi.[27]
- Jawed Naqvi,columnist and journalist
- Kunal Pradhan, journalist, cricker writer and sports editor.[28]
- Mehru Jaffer,journalist
- Nasir Abid, Columnist, journalist and literary critic, Leading International campaigner for the abolition of land mines. Founder the George Orwell preservation society, India. Portrayed as the character, Rashid in VS Niapaul’s books on India. Host of the Kotra House, literary and artistic saloon in the 1970s, which met for drinking parties in Jopling Road. The group which consisted of a coterie of leading libertine Indian writers, philosophers, and artists of both sexes has been compared to the Bloomsbury group in London of the 1920s.
- Akash Banerjee,journalist and news reader
- Tavishi Srivastava, journalist
Musicians
- Vijay Upadhyay,Vienna based Opera conductor[citation needed]
- Munni Begum Famous Pakistani Gazal Singer, Now lives in the USA
- Cliff Richard, an English singer, musician, performer, actor, entrepreneur and philanthropist.
Judiciary
- Justice Vishnu Sahai, Judge in Lucknow.[29]
Literature
- Rukun Advani, publisher and author.[30]
- Krishna Prakash Bahadur, writer, poet and philosopher.[31]
- Mukul Deva, soldier, author and novelist.
- Attia Hosain, journalist and writer.[32]
- Mehru Jaffer, author of the book Muhammad published by Penguin-India, 2004.[33]
- Allan Sealy, author of The Trotter-Nama,[34] short-listed for the Booker Prize.
Medicine
- Dr Shelly Batra, author of Intimate Self: A Guide to Women's Sexual Health.[35]
- Dr. Vijay Mohan Kohli, a leading heart surgeon involved in the development of cardiological methods[citation needed]
- Mone Zaidi, medical scientist, Mount Sinai Hospital, New York City.[citation needed]
- Dr Apurva K. Srivastava, Dental Surgeon, Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of medical Sciences(SGPGIMS),Lucknow
- Dr Sujoy Chaudhuri, NHS Tayside, Ninewells Hospital and Research Institute, Dundee, Scotland, United Kingdom
- Dr. Ansar U. Khan, a leading pediatric urologic surgeon with clients from around the world. Currently practicing in Fremont, Nebraska, United States.
Politics
- Raja Suliman Khan, MLA, also known as Mohd Amir Mohammad Khan,gifted drawing room conversationalist and rencontre, scion of the House of Mahmudabad
- Nawab Sir Sayyid Hassan Ali Mirza Khan, KCIE, the first Nawab of Murshidabad
- The Honourable Raja Sir Harnam Singh, KCIE Raja of Kapurthala
- Satish Agarwal MLA Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Vice President Vishwa Hindu Parishad leader Ramjanambhumi action Ayodhya
- Islam Khan Haider MLA and Freedom fighter Secretary of all India Congress jailed 1933 for Nine Years by British
- HH Nawab Syed Muhammad Murtaza Khan of Rampur, ADC to the Commander in Chief in India.
- Raja Amir Ahmed Khan of Mahmudabad, known as 'Raja Sahib of Mahmudabad' trusted associate of Quaid-e-Azam founder of Pakistan.
- Raja Syed Sajid Ali Husain of Kotwara, MLA from Lakhimpur in fifties.[citation needed]
- Arun Nehru, political analyst, ex-minister and columnist.[36]
- Nawab Nisar Ali Khan Qizilbash of Nawabgunge (immigrated to Pakistan)
- Raja Muhammed Ali Khan of Hasnapur (immigrated to Pakistan)
- Raja Bahadur Rameshwar Singh, Raja of Tiloi
- Nawab Salman Khurshid Khan of Farukhabad
- Maj. HH Nawab Mirza Aizzuddin Khan Bahadur of Lohru State
- Jam Saheb Mir Ghulam Qader Khan of Las Belas Princely State also served as chief minister of Baluchistan.
- Mohammad Abbas Haider President-All India Nav Yuvak Congress
Science and technology
- Praveen Chaudhari, physicist, and pioneer in super conductor research at IBM[citation needed]
- Mohd Amir Mohammad Khan, Cambridge-educated astrophysicist and scion of the House of Mahmudabad.[citation needed]
- Rajendra K. Pachauri, chairman of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change[9]. IPCC led by Dr. Pachauri shares the Nobel Peace Prize for 2007 with Al Gore.
Sports
- Merv Adams, Australia's National hockey coach in 1974. At the Montreal Olympics the Australian men won a silver medal.[6][37]
- Fred Browne, Australia's first (1956) Olympic hockey coach.[6][37]
Others
- George Abraham, founder and CEO of Score Foundation, which runs Project Eyeway. He is also the founding chairman of the World Blind Cricket Council (WBCC) and the Association for Cricket for the Blind in India (ACBI).
- Edward Hilton, author of an eye-witness guide to the siege of Lucknow.
- Charles Palmer, civil engineer and survivor of the siege of Lucknow.[38]
- Joseph Smith (1894), civil engineer on leading canal projects. He was awarded a knighthood in 1932.[6]
- Akhil Katyal (2003), PhD Candidate - Department of the Languages and Cultures of South Asia at SOAS London.
Lucknow pupils who received the Indian Mutiny Medal
The following pupils at La Martiniere Boys' College were awarded the Indian Mutiny Medal in 1858 for their part in the Defence of Lucknow from 29 June - 22 November 1857.[39]
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Medals
Rajiv Deengar (ex La Martiniere Lucknow) was awarded a Silver Medal by The Royal Society for the Promotion of Arts in London, England, in 1984.
The following staff at La Martiniere Boys' College were awarded the Indian Mutiny Medal in 1858 for their part in the Defence of Lucknow from 29 June - 22 November 1857.[39]
- George Archer, schoolmaster
- H. Crank, headmaster
- Charles Dodd, schoolmaster
- William Hilton, Instructor (Bengal Artillery)
- J. de Ravara, steward
- George Schilling, principal
- Mr Wall, schoolmaster
Notable Martinians - Lyons
See also
- La Martiniere Calcutta
- La Martiniere College
- La Martiniere Lyons
- La Martiniere Lucknow
- Martinians
- Claude Martin
- The will of Claude Martin
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