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Mrs Raj Kochar by Maherush [OH844]
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Fishponds resident Maherush Khan interviews Mrs Raj Kochar at the Asian Day Centre in Easton. Mrs Kochar talks about how she pursued a teaching career both in Kenya and Bristol. She tells the story of her immigration - how her parents moved from the Punjab to Kenya and how she herself moved to Bristol in the early1970s with her husband and young family.
Mrs Raj Kochar pursued a teaching career both in Kenya and Bristol. As part of the Desh project, Mrs Kochar and her friend Sodesh were interviewed by Maherush Khan about their lives in Bristol after moving from the Punjab and Kenya in the 1960s and 1970s. They discuss their favourite Indian music, films and dance, and how their children's upbringings differed from their own.
Fishponds resident Maherush Khan interviews Mrs Raj Kochar at the Asian Day Centre in Easton. Mrs Kochar talks about how she pursued a teaching career both in Kenya and Bristol. She tells the story of her immigration - how her parents moved from the Punjab to Kenya and how she herself moved to Bristol in the early1970s with her husband and young family.
Mrs Raj Kochar pursued a teaching career both in Kenya and Bristol. As part of the Desh project, Mrs Kochar and her friend Sodesh were interviewed by Maherush Khan about their lives in Bristol after moving from the Punjab and Kenya in the 1960s and 1970s. They discuss their favourite Indian music, films and dance, and how their children's upbringings differed from their own.