Justice Chanan Singh A family memorial

Photographs and cuttings

Gallery

The portrait below was used on the family blog in 2014. The November 1968 photographs are from the Amarjit Chandan collection on Wikimedia Commons, where they are marked public domain or released under CC0. The newspaper cuttings were sent to the family in October 2014 by Menal Bedi, together with the autobiography.

Formal black-and-white portrait of Justice Chanan Singh in a suit and glasses.
Portrait of Justice Chanan Singh, from the family memorial blog, 2014.
Black-and-white photograph, Nairobi, November 1968: Justice Chanan Singh, seated at right, is interviewed by Chaman for Voice of Kenya.
Justice Chanan Singh (right) interviewed by Chaman for Voice of Kenya, Nairobi, November 1968. Photograph from the Amarjit Chandan Archive, via Wikimedia Commons, where it is marked public domain.
Color photograph, Nairobi, 20 November 1968: a sitting-room gathering with a reel-to-reel recorder, identified on Wikimedia Commons as Justice Chanan Singh.
Justice Chanan Singh, Nairobi, 20 November 1968. Photograph from the Amarjit Chandan collection, via Wikimedia Commons, where it is released under a Creative Commons CC0 public-domain dedication.
Scanned magazine pages titled Chanan Singh – Freedom Fighter (1908–1977), by Pheroze Nowrojee, with a small photograph and a sidebar on people he defended.
Pheroze Nowrojee, “Chanan Singh – Freedom Fighter (1908–1977),” pages 18–19 of a printed article preserved in family papers. The title of the periodical is not marked on this cutting.
Continuation of the Nowrojee article, pages 20–21, including at-a-glance lists of political offices, publications, and committee memberships.
The same article, pages 20–21, including a short notice of Bhagwanti Singh and lists of offices and writings.
Daily Nation DN2 cover story, The forgotten Mashujaa of Kenya, by Emman Omari, with a photograph of Chanan Singh among other figures.
Emman Omari, “The forgotten Mashujaa of Kenya,” DN2 (Daily Nation) cover story. The cutting in the family papers is not dated.