New Delhi: On a cold November evening, the amphitheatre at Delhi’s India Habitat Centre buzzed like a school reunion in full swing. Long before the event could formally begin, readers had closed in around Ajay Jain, founder of Kunzum Café, eager to get signed copies of his new memoir Charlie’s Boys . The frenzy delayed the programme by nearly an hour, yet it set the mood for a warm, unusually personal book launch.

For Jain, the night carried emotional weight. “It is one of the most significant days of my professional life,” he told ThePrint, looking out at a hall filled with friends, family, and former schoolmates.

Former Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, a Columba’s alumnus and originally slated as the chief guest, could not attend due to personal reasons. Show Full Article

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