MR. RAVINDRA MOHAN CHOPRA (born 14 January, 1934 in Hafizabad, West Punjab) is a worthy son. Inheriting dedication to social work and literary disposition from his worthy father Late Dr. HiraLall Chopra, M.A. (Punjab). D. Litt. (Tehran), the well-known litterateur and social worker of Kolkata.
Mr. Chopra had a brilliant academic career throughout culminating in his getting First-Class First in M.A., in Islamic History of Culture, from Calcutta University in the year 1956. In his professional field he had been a top executive with Turner Morrison Group of Companies which he joined in 1962. When in 1965 Industry Representatives were first taken in the top position of Shellac Export Promotion Council, Mr. Chopra joined it as the first elected Vice-Chairman. He was also Vice-President of the Indian Lac Exporters Association and, subsequently, a member of the Executive Committee of the Indian Mining Association and Chairman of the Calcutta Selected Coal Association. He is now well established in his own business of Millstore items, Hand Tools and Drilling Accessories.
Mr. Chopra is a social worker of repute and was District Governor of District 322-B of Lions Clubs International in 1981-82 and his slogan was REACH THE NEEDY During his tenure considerable work was done for the benefit of the physically and visually handicapped persons in urban and rural areas.
Mr. Chopra is a widely travelled man in India and abroad. He has travelled in the USA, England and France. In January 2009, he travelled to Tehran and Isfahan in Iran on an invitation from the government of Iran, where he attended the Sixth International Congress of Teachers of Persian Language and Literature which was held in commemoration of the 30 Anniversary of the Revolution in Iran.
Mr. Chopra has been the President of Iran Society, Kolkata for six terms in 2002-03, 2003-04, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2013-14 and 2014-15. He is a member of many social, cultural and literary societies and Life Member of Punjabee Bradree, Iran-Society, Lions Club of North Calcutta, Indian Red Cross Society and St. John Ambulance Association.
His love for literature and fondness for literary activities is proverbial. He has authored many learned books. His writing is free flowing, deeply absorbing, eminently readable and a voyage of learning: it brings elegance, case and sweetness.
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