About Sheel Vohra
Lived 1936 – 2010 (aged 74). Sheel Vohra was a cricketer.
Sheel Vohra (29 May 1936 – 10 October 2010) was an Indian cricketer, mathematician and schoolmaster. He is known for playing in the Ranji Trophy tournament representing the Uttar Pradesh cricket team.
Life and career Sheel was born in the Pakistani village of Naushera (at the time British India) in 1936. After trying his hand at Cricket he studied mathematics at Master's level at D.A.V College. A road accident causing a leg injury curtailed his sporting ambitions. In 1961, he joined The Doon School as a Maths teacher where he remained for the next 40 years. At Doon, he mentored the Gandhis: Rajiv Gandhi, who went on to become the youngest Prime Minister of India and Rahul Gandhi who is currently a Member of Parliament.
He died on 10 October 2010 days before Doon celebrated its Platinum Jubilee. Notable personalities such as Ramchandra Guha and Karan Thapar expressed their grief for the teacher who had taught them back in the 70s.
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Who was Sheel Vohra?
Indian cricketer (1936-2010)
When was Sheel Vohra born?
Sheel Vohra was born on 20 May 1936 in Naushara.
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Sheel Vohra died on 13 October 2010 in Dehradun.
What was Sheel Vohra's occupation?
Sheel Vohra was a cricketer.
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