By Shantum Seth
We are happy to inform you of the birth of our daughter, Anamika Maitri, at dawn on the seventeenth of September, in New Delhi. She arrived exactly three and a half years after her sister Nandini was born.
Anamika Maitri means “one who cannot be defined by name (and hence contains the virtues of all names) and offers love and friendship.”
Her sister,
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By Shantum Seth
We are happy to inform you of the birth of our daughter, Anamika Maitri, at dawn on the seventeenth of September, in New Delhi. She arrived exactly three and a half years after her sister Nandini was born.
Anamika Maitri means “one who cannot be defined by name (and hence contains the virtues of all names) and offers love and friendship.”
Her sister, Nandini, wants to continually kiss and caress her, and her parents and both sets of grandparents are enjoying her miraculous presence.
With love and smiles,
Gitu and Shantum
