Hello all,

I came to karlsruhe in may 2007 for my summer internship. I was outside of India for the first time and so it was not easy for me to get acquainted with the city and its worse if you are not in English speaking country. I was thinking about how I would survive at the place. then I came to know by one of my Indian friend about one family here in karlsruhe who specially help Indian students to survive in Karlsruhe .I should not say even ‘help’ but they actually ‘host’ Indian students for their whole stay in karlsruhe like their family member.
ofcourse I m talking about no one else but its KUNCHWALA uncle And EVA aunty.

Uncle and aunty, I don’t know how u guys have got these feelings to do this great job, whatever it is but I feel myself lucky after meeting you. Previously I couldn’t expect such warm hospitality and parental love and affection in outside India, not even in Germany but you fellows proved me wrong.

Now I am leaving on 1st of july and I am carrying German Tales with me to tell my buddies in India but I think the most inspiring tale would of you.

It goes without saying that I surely miss the time spent with you fellows but I am happy also because now my family has extended from India to Karlsruhe 

For Uncle only: uncle aapke saath wo balcony me jake cigarette pina humesha yaad rahega.i wish I f I could join you in future also  :P

For Eva Aunty only:aunty u are very talkative but not boring i enjoyed talking with you all the time..can u search a german Girl like you for me :P

Thanks for all things!

Bye Uncle! Bye Aunty!

Your’s Sharad.


Sharad Kumar Jaiswal,
Senior Undergraduate,
Chemical Engineering,
IIT Bombay.