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Where do you live?: Lombard

Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please): khairulbashar Siddiqui

Which college or university?: NED Engineering College

Any fellow Pakistani Alumni living near you?: Tanveer Mallick

Your graduation date?: 1971

Your major?: Mechanical Engineering

What do you do for a living?: own Business

Any professional affiliations? Memberships in professional orgs?: NEDEA

What are your hobbies?: Reading

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At 4:24am on November 19, 2007, khairulbashar Siddiqui said…: Is there any other graduate from 1971, who is on this forum.

At 11:14am on March 6, 2008, Riaz Haq said…: Mansoor Bhatty and Jawed Ekram are 1971 grads. For additional info, go to Members tab, then search for 1971.
Good Luck.

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