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We ran together but you reached the finishing line... (way too soon)..
The team will not be the same and you will be missed ...
Also meant to tell you, that loved your article on the oil and the great game... and so many more...
My prayers for your family.
Rest in peace... God bless.
- Siddharth Suri

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Khan, my roomie for a year, what amazing days were those, discussing almost everything in the world but most importantly he was the anchor to me in some tough times there. Cant forget those few days that he just hovered around me completely non judgmental and just trying to help, listening to some 🤬 music i used to keep playing in front of him. When we met a few months back in Bandra, laughed around so many things- i am lucky to have spent that time with him the other day. Just didnt even imagine that it was the last time i ever would see him again..i am just gonna miss you man! stay blessed buddy wherever you are- Munjal

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Khan…I still need to wrap my head around the harsh reality that he is gone.. I still remember he called me one day during covid when I was really low due to a personal issue.. He may have called for something else but we spent an hour chatting about everything under the sun.. parents/ life in general/ retirement plan and what not.. he was the go to person for anything the batch needed to understand about financial market.. I will remember him as someone who called a spade a spade.. razor sharp intelligence.. a view on everything.. I feel like he will be deep in debate on the other side.. XL2003 will not be the same without you.. 🙏🏻 Nidhi

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When we last met at Addie’s 40th in Mumbai

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Khan… you & I followed each other across jobs and organisations… got to know you so much better as a colleague.
Buddy… you could make me laugh, annoy me, amaze me, argue with me, surprise me but never thought you will make me sad or cry…you’ve done that now! I really wish I’’d spent more time speaking to you in the last few years. Have always admired your ability to develop a meaningful perspective on almost any topic of interest. As I see the messages pouring in various groups, it’s amazing to see the number of lives you’ve touched. I pray you rest in peace and I wish strength and happiness for Rupal and the boys!
- Ankur

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Khan, I must confess - was always pulling my leg and on most occasions exasperated me- but What I really respected about him - was his intelligence, always had a logical counter to each topic of discussion and his ability to remember the minutest thing about you. Will miss you and you will always be remembered! 💫
- Soumita

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After coming back from summer training (2002)
LtoR - Tuhin, Debasri, Bonnie, Gooptu,Mehernosh, Khan

- Saugata

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A man with a brilliant mind and a big heart, Khan always stood out in a crowd. He was a sight to behold with his unique and insightful world-views on any subject. Some of his theories were wild, outrageous even, but never short of sound reasoning & judgement. Khan- proud and privileged to have had you a batchmate and a friend. Your presence will be felt long after you've left us. Rest well, mate and see you on the other side.
- Ganesh

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Forever in our memories …..❤️
Your family will always be in my prayers. Lots of strength and love to Rupal and the kids.
….Love Anupama

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Khan was one of the first people I met at XLRI, and was struck by his wide smile and how he was always “all in” on whatever captured him — work interests, personal passions, and a good debate. He lived fully and will be remembered by the many people he touched with his intelligence, kindness, and friendship. May he be at peace. Much strength to the family.
- Anu

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IK came across to me as someone who could find his fullest expression - Biju Samuel

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Khan you naughty boy...cant believe you have left us all so soon

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Khan you naughty boy...cant believe you have left us all so soon

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Even before XL, Khan and me go back to our days in college where he was a year junior and we always knew him as the quintessential argumentative Bengali, in a good way but we didn’t interact too much . We went our own ways until by some quirk of fate we reconnected again in 2012 when I had a hunch on a currency movement and he patiently tutored me on how to go about executing a futures trade. Always happy to help and teach DIY finance to IR folks like us, I was fortunate to be on one of his motley watsapp groups since 2016 – where the common connection to all members has been Khan. For the last 6 years from crypto to Roe Vs Wade to ESG to Inclusion & Diversity to Transitory vs structural inflation, I don’t think he let up on any subject, besides the stock market itself. I am still in a state of disbelief how transient life turned out to be and in hindsight how fortunate some of us were to be able to participate in regular, daily conversations with him and work together the last couple of months on what is now one of his incomplete food ventures in Calcutta.

Lots of strength to his young family and his parents for the huge void he leaves behind in their life – even as he was leaving, in his last moments after being in hospital, he was bright as sunshine, telling us about the way he lived his life. Pursuit of Happiness is so apt to describe his life.

Underseas Pakistani

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Jun 25

Recommend your favorite feel good movies!

Indradeep Khan

@indradeepkhan

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Jun 25

Pursuit of happiness Shawshank redemption

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Got in touch with Khan in 2020 after 17 long years when he was my senior in XLRI. Markets had crashed due to covid and i was in need of some counselling. He very patiently heard me out and gave me comfort. Got me into the " creating alpha" WA group full of senior professionals from various industries, the group was his own brainchild. Loved your sense of humour, your daily banter on WhatsApp with members of the CA group. Always marvelled at how much knowledge you had on all matters of political, financial and social relevance. Absolutely loved following you on Twitter. And last but not the least will always fondly recall our drinks and dinner session at the Lalit last year. I still live in hope that i will see your messages again on CA group :-(((. RIP brother, will surely miss you.

Parul

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The versatile stalwart, with a heart of gold…

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The versatile stalwart, with a heart of gold…

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Met you face to face last in Mumbai around 2017 - one evening at BKC where a bunch of us caught up.  Oh, that evening, how passionately you spoke about all things Crypto - All things Tierra - well, pretty much all things and everything. I reached out to you around 2020 to help out a friend with some gyan - a student who was pursuing PhD, you agreed in a heartbeat …. wow’d them with your knowledge.  Khan, you have been a fearless voice, a versatile stalwart, yet that endearing friend with a heart of gold who would stand strong next to you.  That is what you have been, and will continue to be to all of us, always in our memories, RIP…

Much luv,
Polo

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Khan …. A man with a voice, a stalwart. 

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Khan …. A man with a voice, a stalwart. 

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Indradeep was a gem of a person. Always so full of life, energy and a thirst of knowledge; constantly learning and questioning. You will be missed. Rest in peace and prayers for the family.

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Indradeep was a gem of a person. Always so full of life, energy and a thirst of knowledge; constantly learning and questioning. You will be missed. Rest in peace and prayers for the family.

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Indradeep, we cannot imagine XL2003 without you. A gem of a human being. Rest in peace my friend. Sandeep

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Khan and I went back a long time. He was with me in school, college and in business school. He was a deep thinker and always enjoyed a good debate on absolutely any topic under the sun.  He was very bright,  and yet so humble and had this amazing ability to annoy people and make them smile at the same time.
Khan always made it a point to reach out and connect. I remember receiving his call , completely out of blue, in october 2020 during covid - he said that the pandemic had given him many things to reflect on and as a result he had decided to call old friends and connect with them - we spoke for more than an hour reminiscing old times (of him bugging Soumee and me in college and at XL to introduce him to some girl or the other 😊 ) and about his different business ventures . He contacted me again last year, when I was frantically looking for an oxygenator, to offer leads and help. It’s hard to come to terms with the bitter truth that there will be no such phone call or whatsapp message from him again. Rest in peace, Khan . You will always be in our thoughts and prayers.

- Sonali

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Guardian angel from our growing-up years 

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Guardian angel from our growing-up years 

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I lost not just a friend, a guardian angel of our growing up years. I met Indradeep at a the college entrance test. “Please rubber ta dao, pen ta cholche na, calculator please. It’s ok we can share- we are friends," he said with the broadest smile and big generous eyes. Yes, he taught what friends are for - to share, to die and live for each other, to strive to be a better person. We spent many life and near-death situations together but he went far ahead with life and beyond. Will see him on the other side. Guardian angels are forever....Om Shanti Om...will make up for all the time we lost on the other side of life!
Love, Soumee

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Click before we headed out for a dinner off campus…sometime in 2001.
From LtoR With Nidhi, Soumita, Gaaya, Ekta, Kiki, Soumee, Savio and Sonali
- Soumee

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At the XLRI convocation

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At the BangXL alumni meet. He was the life and soul of the party, though you wouldn't think so from his serious demeanor in the photo.

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This was the last time I met Indradeep… he was in Dubai for some work (with Rupal & the kids I think). We met at this Palestinian restaurant which i had never been to in 3 years of being in Dubai! I’ll always remember his “theories” for everything - they would be on point, wild, controversial, thought provoking and irritating all at the same time. I don’t remember what theories he discussed that day, but he could sure hold an audience for hours on end. Rest well my friend.

Siddhish

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Indradeep.... As someone who was in the HR stream, i didn't meet Indradeep much during our MBA. I heard him though ... So many of his arguments were compelling because he had the ability to see the big picture of just about everything. He could understand a topic at a high level and could see through the details too. I started admiring his thinking. A few years passed, and for two people as different as him and i, we started connecting on different topics. He was interested in mindfulness, and we would talk about different kinds, he was interested in coaching, he was willing to share his opinion and the logic behind his opinion whenever i had a question, he was a born teacher and student at the same time. Every time we were in the same town, he was the one who would make the effort to meet, and whenever I would think of him otherwise, it would be with respect, trust and fondness. His pride in Rupal and her entrepreneurial ability, his blushes when he would speak about her... All told me that he adored his family and was hugely supportive. I literally cannot believe someone with so much to give this world is no more... It is not sitting right, it is deeply hurtful, and the world is worse off for his absence. 

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Indradeep.... As someone who was in the HR stream, i didn't meet Indradeep much during our MBA. I heard him though ... So many of his arguments were compelling because he had the ability to see the big picture of just about everything. He could understand a topic at a high level and could see through the details too. I started admiring his thinking. A few years passed, and for two people as different as him and i, we started connecting on different topics. He was interested in mindfulness, and we would talk about different kinds, he was interested in coaching, he was willing to share his opinion and the logic behind his opinion whenever i had a question, he was a born teacher and student at the same time. Every time we were in the same town, he was the one who would make the effort to meet, and whenever I would think of him otherwise, it would be with respect, trust and fondness. His pride in Rupal and her entrepreneurial ability, his blushes when he would speak about her... All told me that he adored his family and was hugely supportive. I literally cannot believe someone with so much to give this world is no more... It is not sitting right, it is deeply hurtful, and the world is worse off for his absence. 