Ravi Shankar

World renowned sitar player, composer, teacher and writer, Ravi Shankar, receives the University of Melbourne’s highest honour, the degree of Doctor of Laws, from the university’s Chancellor and chairman of the Australia India Institute, Alex Chernov (right) at a special conferring ceremony in Melbourne yesterday.

The honorary degree of Doctor of Laws is awarded by the university to recognise people who are distinguished by eminent public service or outstanding cultural achievement. Other recipients include the Dalai Lama, Aung San Suu Kyi, Mary Robinson and Germaine Greer.

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Four years after tsunami, hunt for missing children continues
23 Dec 2008, 0013 hrs IST, B Aravind Kumar, TNN

CHENNAI: "I want to see her at least once,'' says Sergeant Ravi Shankar of the Indian Air Force, breaking down. The sergeant, posted in New
Four years after Tsunami
Sergeant Ravi Shankar (left) shows the picture of her daughter who went missing after the tsunami and Sgt (retd) Venkataraman whose son went missing from a relief camp in Port Blair. (TOI)
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Delhi, is visiting Chennai in the hope that he may finally be reunited with his daughter Apurva Kumari who, if alive, would be 12 years old today.