List of Doon School alumni (Doscos)
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Alumni of the Doon School, who are also known as Doscos, include some of India's most prominent business leaders and innovators. Listed below are a selection of Doscos who have lead major enterprises, primarily in India:
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[edit] Armed Forces
[edit] Indian Air Force
- Air Chief Marshal Lakshman Mohan Katre
- Air Marshal Brijesh Dhar Jayal
- Air Marshal Trilochan Singh Brar
- Air Vice Marshal CG Devashar
[edit] Aerospace and Airlines
- Pushpinder Singh Chopra, CEO Dornier/Daimler Benz India
- Mhd. Rafique Saigol, Chairman Pakistan International Airlines
[edit] Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals
- Vittal Mallya, Chairman United Breweries Limited, Hoechst AG Chemicals and other companies
- Jamsheed Rezaur Rahim, Chairman ICI Group Pakistan
[edit] Finance and Banking
- Shamsunder Aggarwal, Chairman Diners Club India
- Vikram Atal, head of Citibank Credit Cards North America
- Rajdharee Lall, Chairman Andrew Yule and Company Ltd.
- Kali Moddy, Chairman Diners Club India
- M. CT. Muthiah, Chairman Indian Overseas Bank, United Fire & General Insurance
- Kai Nagorwalla, Head of Credit Suisse Asian Pacific
- Sunil Sreenivasan, Chief Country Officer Citibank
[edit] Manufacturing
- Vikram Lal, Chairman Eicher Group
- SC Malhotra, Chairman Empire Industries
- MA Murugappan, Chairman Coromandel Engineering
- Pran Prasad, Chairman Heilgers
- Habibur Rahman, Chairman Lever Bros., Pakistan
- Vasant Rajadhyaksha, Chairman Hindustan Lever
- Lt. Gen. AM Sethna, Chairman I.T.D.C
- CK Sinha, Chairman Balmer Lawrie & Co.
- L. M. Thapar, Chairman Ballarpur Industries Limited
[edit] Politicians
[edit] India
[edit] Cabinet Ministers in India
- Rajiv Gandhi, former Prime Minister of India
- Mani Shankar Aiyar, Minister of Panchayati Raj, Development of Northeastern Region
- Kamal Nath, Minister for Commerce & Industry
- Jyotiraditya Scindia, Minister of State Communications and Information Technology
- Dinesh Singh, former Foreign Minister & Commerce Minister
- Karan Singh, former Minister for Tourism, Health, Education
[edit] Members of Parliament in India
[edit] Chief Ministers of India
[edit] Other Indian government officials
- Uma Shankar Bajpai, Secretary of External Affairs
- Maheshwar Dayal, Secretary of Energy
- Ashok Gokhale, Secretary of External Affairs
- Vinod Kumar Grover, Secretary of External Affairs
- Dalip Mehta, Secretary of External Affairs
- KP Sankara Menon, Secretary of External Affairs
- Ramachandra D Sathe, Secretary of External Affairs
- Noel Swaranjit Sen, Director-General of Police, Andhra Pradesh
- PP Sharma, Former Chief Secretary, Jharkhand
[edit] Members of Legislative Assemblies in India
- Anang Uday Singh Deo, Orissa State Minister for Steel & Tourism
- Adesh Pratap Singh Kairon, Punjab State Cabinet Minister for Food and Civil Supplies; former Minister for Excise and Taxation
- Manpreet Singh Badal, Punjab State Cabinet Minister for Finance
[edit] Pakistan
- Masud Hasan, Federal Secretary of Defense
- Khan Mohammed Ali, former Minister of Health, Education, Sports, Culture, Tourism
- H.H. Miangul F.K. Aurangzeb, Wali of Swat
- Gen. Ghulam Jilani Khan, former Military Governor of Punjab
[edit] Tea
- Narendar Nath Atal, Chairman Makum Tea
- SK Mehera, President Tata Tea
[edit] Tobacco
- AN Haksar, Chairman ITC Ltd.
- Zia Shaffi Khan, Chairman Pakistan Tobacco
[edit] TV and entertainment
- Bhaskar Menon, President EMI Music, President Capitol industries
- Peter Mukherji, CEO STAR TV, India
- Prannoy Roy, CEO NDTV
- Karan Thapar
[edit] Poets & Novelists
- Aamir Ali (Conflict, Via Geneva etc.)
- Vimal Bhagat (Stage Whispers)
- Pushpinder Singh Chopra (Touching the Sky etc.)
- Amitav Ghosh
- Aminuddin Khan (A Shift in the Wind)
- Saurabh Saklani (What Teens Need but Can't Quite Say)
- Samit Sawhny (All the World's a Spittoon)
- Aftab Seth (Pillars of a Landscape)
[edit] Historians, Essayists & Academic Writers
- Mani Shankar Aiyar
- Kanti Bajpai
- PM Das (Storms and Sunsets in the Himalaya)
- Jagjit Singh Dulat (Partners in Victory)
- Siddharth Dube (In the Land of Poverty; Sex, Lies and Aids)
- Ramchandra Guha
- Rohit Kumar Handa (Policy for India's Defense; Comrade Sahib)
- Prem Shankar Jha (The Perilous Road to the Market; Kashmir 1947: The Origins of a Dispute)
- Deepak Lal (eleven books on economics)
- Piloo Mody (Zulfy My Friend)
- Shomit Mitter (Systems of Rehearsal)
- Naveen Patnaik
- Vijay Prashad (Untouchable Freedom; Karma of Brown Folk)
- Shiv Kunal Verma (Ocean to Sky: India from the Air)
[edit] Print Journalists
- Swaminathan Aiyar, Chief Editor of the Economic Times
- Inderjit Bhadwar, former Editor of India Today and author (Sniffing Papa, The Chamber of Perfumes etc.)
- Suman Dubey, former Editor of India Today
- Prem Shankar Jha, former Editor of the Hindustan Times, Economic Times and Financial Express, former information adviser to the Prime Minister of India
- Rahul Khushwant Singh, Editor of Reader's Digest
- Aroon Purie, founder of India Today
- B George Verghese, former Editor of the Times of India, Magsaysay Award winner and author (Agenda for India etc.)
- Gautam Vohra
- Shiv Singh, Co-publisher of Sommelier India
[edit] Educationalists
- Kanti Bajpai, Headmaster of Doon
- Shomie Das, Headmaster of Doon, Mayo College, Sanawar
- Gulab Ramchandani, Headmaster of Doon & Education Consultant
- Vivek Ramchandani, Founder Principal, The Shri Ram School, Delhi, Education Planner and now Education Officer, UNICEF
- Sumer Singh, Headmaster of Sanawar
- Gaurav Saklani, Co-Founder Exper Executive Education, Co-Founder iDiscoveri Education)
- Saurabh Saklani, Co-Founder Exper Executive Education)
[edit] Academics
- Arjun Singh Bedi, Professor of Quantitative Economics, Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, The Netherlands
- Ravi Mathai, Director of Indian Institute of Management (Ahmedabad)
- Ravi Sandhu, Executive Director and Founder of Institute of Cyber Security Lutcher Brown endowed chair in Cyber Security Professor of Computer Science and Electrical and Computer Engineering
Chief Scientist and co-founder of Tricipher
[edit] Arts
- Rohit Khosla, fashion designer, one of pioneers of Indian Fashion.
[edit] Sources
- The Dosco Record, last published in 1996 by the Doon School Old Boys Society.
- Doon Online, independent blog with up-to-date alumni news.
- Ex-Doscos Community Site - Where Doscos come together