Our Self-Written Obituaries – Anmol Anand, IIT Delhi
The 155th death.
[Text by Anmol Anand; photos by Pushkar Dhawale, Indrajeet Singh, Aakash Karnawat, Abhishek Keshri]
A great gain to #Heaven! Anmol Anand, a #HashTag #lover, an #UrbanPlanner and a #Spiritual being with a #beautiful smile has left to his heavenly abode.
Mr Anand was working in #IITDelhi and had the potential to make our cities #pedestrian and #cycle friendly. He died today morning in #Delhi , when a car drove over him on the footpath he was walking. His last #tweet was also about #RoadSafety.
He was an emotional person and always resisted negativity in any form. He was also #Reiki level2 attuned and was blessed with a great #family, few close #friends and a beautiful #mentor.
Mr Anand was a #tourist but preferred calling himself a #wanderer and was having a #Kutch road trip booked in January 2018. He found abundant #love and #happiness in himself and was searching for a #partner to share with.
He wanted his last rites to take place on the western #coast of #India. Kindly send the #exotic location ideas so that all his close people can have a good time on his final #journey. You can look at the last 2 years of his 25 years of #life, documented on his #Instagram id @anmolnama.
Our Self-Written Obituaries invites people to write their obituary in 200 words. The idea is to share with the world how you will like to be remembered after you are gone. (May you live a long life, of course!) Please mail me your self-obit at mayankaustensoofi@gmail.com.
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Great initiative, Mayank. Will send my obit soon, too… 🙂