The collection holds 3 photographs and 4 pages or documents connected to this person. Dated 1939 to 2026 (7 items). This is what has been collected and read so far, not every photograph ever taken.
7 items match; showing 1–7.
The person is named in it: “L. ShantiLalSohgal | Resident Engineor and | B.A Drawing Master. .”
The person is named in it: “Shanti Lal Sehgal was appointed Bursar at Mayo College, Ajmer.”
The person is named in it: “Principal Dhani Ram Kapila was appointed principal at YPS Patiala, along with several Aitchison Sikh and Hindu staff, while Bursar Shanti Lal Sehgal was appointed Bursar at Mayo College, Ajmer.”
The person is named in it: “…aques honouring classmates and teachers from 1934-43, including Pandit Hetwa Nand Kashyap, Ram Rakha Mal, Sardar Harbaksh Singh, Sardar Harnam Singh Bal, Lala Dhani Ram, Lala Shanti Lal Sehgal and the sons of Patiala Maharaja Bhupinder Singh-together recalling an undivided Punjab before history scattered its people across borders.”
The page “Punjab’s undivided legacy: Lahore’s Aitchison College celebrates 140th foundation year” mentions the person: “Principal Dhani Ram Kapila was appointed principal at YPS Patiala, along with several Aitchison Sikh and Hindu staff, while Bursar Shanti Lal Sehgal was appointed Bursar at Mayo College, Ajmer.” Nothing there says that this photograph shows them.
The page “Punjab’s undivided legacy: Lahore’s Aitchison College celebrates 140th foundation year” mentions the person: “Principal Dhani Ram Kapila was appointed principal at YPS Patiala, along with several Aitchison Sikh and Hindu staff, while Bursar Shanti Lal Sehgal was appointed Bursar at Mayo College, Ajmer.” Nothing there says that this photograph shows them.
The page “Punjab’s undivided legacy: Lahore’s Aitchison College celebrates 140th foundation year” mentions the person: “Principal Dhani Ram Kapila was appointed principal at YPS Patiala, along with several Aitchison Sikh and Hindu staff, while Bursar Shanti Lal Sehgal was appointed Bursar at Mayo College, Ajmer.” Nothing there says that this photograph shows them.