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I just happened to read this article and were saddened to hear about Rani Ganga Atal. Ambassador Jai K. Atal and Ambassador Harishwar Dayal were contemporaries and it was Mrs Leela Row Dayal, daughter of Dr. Raghavendra Row and Pandita Kshama Row, my husband's only surviving aunt who had introduced us to Raja J Atal when my husband was posted to Italy in early 80's. Since then we were constantly in touch with the Ambassador and Rani Ganga. Spent lovely times in Rome and in London when Raja Atal would always prefer to stay with us rather than at Royal Overseas League. There was this family connection and he would always have stories to narrate which were so interesting and one would get spell bound. At Atal ban I have spent some memorable days with both as I was involved in promoting secondary education of girls in commonwelath countries and visited SOS several times when in Jaipur. Indeed the Atal's entire hugh family consisting of brothers and sisters in Jaipur, Pune and Haksars in Delhi have contributed a lot to our nation and it is a great loss for humanity.Ajay, we are now in Mumbai. Winnie and Rohan are in touch with us. Would love to hear from you.In griefRoshni & Dileep