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From Nirode Dutta
I first met a charming young lady with a infectious smile Dipshikha Sharma in early 1993 at Dhoedaam Tea estate located in Tinsukia District.....
From Rashmi Bora Das(USA)
My acquaintance with Deepa Baidew was through the numerous stories I heard about her from her brother Jayanta Da and the casual conversations I had with her over the phone.....
From Edward Scudder (Atlanta, USA)
Several years ago on my first visit to India, I met Dipa while staying with her family at a tea garden...
From Laba Basumatary
I was shocked and saddened to learn about the sudden demise of Dipshikha Ba.I have known her for a period of over five years....
From Bhupen Sarmah
I am shocked to know of the sudden demise of Dipshikha Ba. May her eternal soul live in peace. ....
From Rashmi Bora Das(USA)
My acquaintance with Deepa Baidew was through the numerous stories I heard about her from her brother Jayanta Da and the casual conversations I had with her over the phone. We had talked about everything under the sun from food and festivals to weather and melodies. Musically gifted herself, she had sent me a collection of old Assamese songs that I will always treasure.
I never met her in person, yet I felt I knew her so well. She was a joyful human being who strived to make everyone happy. The love and warmth that flowed from her whenever we talked always touched my heart.
She was the affectionate elder sister, a wonderful person I wish I had met before she left us all forever. We miss you dearly Deepa Baidew. Rest in peace, and continue smiling at us from Heaven!