[Letter to Mr Minoo Masani]

Summary

This two-page handwritten personal letter, dated 16 May 1968 from Kullu, Agra, is addressed to M. R. Masani in New Delhi. K. K. Pathak expresses relief that Masani is firm in his decision, which Pathak presents as an example-setting course of action. The letter is strongly complimentary, describing Masani as having filled the writer’s heart with admiration and devotion.

Pathak explains that he had wanted to come to Delhi but is occupied with examination work. He nevertheless says he will try to visit once he receives a definite appointment, and closes by expressing hope that Masani is keeping good health. The second rendered page shows the addressed inland-letter envelope, including the recipient’s address and postal markings; it contains no additional substantive correspondence.

Key points

• The letter was written from Kullu, Agra, on 16 May 1968.
• K. K. Pathak writes to M. R. Masani in New Delhi.
• Pathak approves of Masani’s decision and says it can set a very good example.
• The writer expresses deep admiration and devotion toward Masani.
• Pathak had hoped to visit Delhi but is occupied with examination work.
• He intends to visit if he can secure a definite appointment.
• The envelope on the second page confirms the document’s postal context.