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| 106 YEARS OLD VETERAN NK.ADIRAMU |
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| NK.ADIRAMU AT HIS RESIDENCE |
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| NK.ADIRAMU'S VILLAGE T.SUBRAMANIAPURAM |
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| EXWEL TRUST MEMBERS WITH HIS GRAND DAUGHTER |
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| EXWEL TRUST MEMBERS AT THE VILLAGE |
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| MANAGING TRUSTEE R.CHELLAPPA HONORING THE VETERAN |
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| THE VETERAN WALKING WITH THE WALKING STICK PRESENTED BY THE TRUST |
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| SGT.S.KANDIAH PRESENTING A WALKIN STICK TO THE VETERAN |
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| FLT.LT.M.P.NATARAJAN GIVING FRUITS. |
With his Son Mr.Kottasamy and daughter-in-law.
EXWEL TRUST MEETS A LIVING LEGEND-106 YRS OLD VETERAN
During our frequent visits to various villages, it came to our notice that one veteran aged 106 yrs old living in a Remote village called T.Subramaniapuram,, Ottapidaram TK, Tuticorin. Dist, TN.
Immediately, we the Trust members made a dashing visit to his residence.
Name: Adi Ramu Rank: Naik Reg.: 6569775 Group- D Record Office: ASC (MT)
Date of Enrolment:17-11-1939 Date of Discharge: 19-11-1959 Date of Birth : 6-6-1906 as per the Horoscope. (Palm leaf).
On our visit the aged but looking young, hale and healthy veteran gave us a warm welcome, supported by his elder son, a retired Technical instructor.
The golden memories of this veteran go with India’s pre-independence days. He has seen Netaji Subas Chandra Boss in Malaya during his service in the British Indian Army camped at Malaya. After independence, he was posted in Delhi and worked as a body guard and Driver to our late President Dr.S.Radhakrishnan. He was a close associate with Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru’s family. It was one of his routine duty to take his daughter Indira (Our late Prime Minister) to school in those days. We are really proud of having a living legend with us.
We understand that his wife aged 89 passed away a month before. He is little broken after his partners demise.
His house is located in a Remote village called T.Subramainiapuram of Tuticorin Dist an airy and spacious titled House with Cow shed . We heard that he is interested in maintaining the Cows for his own use.
It was a great pleasure for all the Trust members to visit the Centurion with joy and interacted with him and got his blessings.
We honored him with a Shawl and a Walking stick as a Token of goodwill and respect for the aged centurion.
We wished him a hale and healthy long life.
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