Nostalgia - NCST

Jut now, I have seen some of the active-very active blogs on the net. All, belonging to some of the great minds working at and leading NCST. NCST is now known as C-DAC. But, the URL still remains www.ncst.ernet.in ;-)
Little Sasi's Little Thoughts

Also, found the following Blogs.

Philip : The Unique College Senior (Blue Swiss Cheese :-D)
http://www.livejournal.com/users/bluesmoon

All happened, when I was goint through Tahir Hashmi's website www.codemartial.org. It seems, he has left NCST. But, don't know where is he now.

Also came to know through Sasi's blog that how much he cares about his students, mentees and JJ's marriage.

I am really missing you all guys

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Philip said…
tahir is in Yahoo!
Sep 30, 2005, 4:39:00 PM
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