Kuldip
(b.1923 d.1991)

Kuldip m Kawaljit

Kuldip was an alumnus of Aitchison College, Lahore. He earned a degree in law from Punjab University Law College, Lahore and was awarded the gold medal in the LLB examination.

Following Partition, Kuldip migrated to Amritsar with his wife and children. He became a businessman and was the owner of Doaba Automobiles and Aanam Theatre.

Kuldip was an avid amateur photographer and an adventure sports enthusiast. He successfully participated in the Second Asian Highway Motor Rally, which began in Teheran on 7 November 1970 and ended in Dacca on 15 November 1970, accompanied by his younger brother, Parmjit. Sixty-two cars from 9 countries participated in the rally, which took drivers through one of the world's tortuous routes, across 6,800 kilometres, starting from Teheran (Iran) and ending in Dacca (then East Pakistan, now Bangladesh) via Kathmandu (Nepal), passing through five countries - Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India and Nepal. The rally was the second in a series sponsored by the U.N. Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE) to promote trade and tourism in Asia by publicizing improved road networks.