Our beloved Chairman is no more

•  Rajpal Leaves PRCI family in grief

 “What we have once enjoyed we can never lose. All that we love deeply becomes a part of us” said Helen Keller. That’s how the PRCI fraternity feels with the passing away of Rajpal ji today after a brief illness.

Rajpal  with more than four decades of unbroken trail in PR, has made a deep impact in the PR movement in India and globally.  He had the knack and capability to network and build bridges across diverse groups, diverse boundaries and opinion makers. 

“We could never find a better and more caring friend. He has left us with so many wonderful memories” remarked Mr M.B Jayaram, Chairman Emeritus PRCI.

“It is a huge loss for PRCI and PR fraternity as we always relied on his valuable guidance,” said PRCI National President B N Kumar.

“Words seem inadequate to express the sadness we feel about Rajpal ji’s death.  We will remember his legacy and celebrate his memory and work to ensure younger generations can learn and become inspired by him.” said YCC Chairperson Geetha Shankar

Rajapl worked tirelessly to make PRCI as one of the foremost platforms for PR professionalism and has played a key role in establishing chapters all over India.

Rajpal took part in PR forums at global meets and think tanks such as World PR Congress in London, Global Alliance meet in Ottawa, Canada in 2000.

He had the distinction of being invited by the University of Canberra, where he signed an MOU to facilitate regular exchange of consultations between India and Australia.

A gentle, mild and a patient listener that he was, Rajpal could put across his views   assertively in his own way even in an adverse situation and bring about a win-win situation.

Recipient of several awards, Rajpal was the Resident Director, Delhi operations of Alembic Ltd.