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Anupam Kher conferred ‘Distinguished Fellow’ title by Boston business school

Anupam Kher tweeted pictures of the citation, thanking Cambridge MIT Sloan School for the honour. The actor recently resigned as chief of the Film and Television Institute of India, citing work commitments.

Updated on: Nov 4, 2018, 16:50:31 IST
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Veteran actor Anupam Kher was conferred a ‘Distinguished Fellow’ title at the Cambridge MIT Sloan School of Management here.

Anupam Kher shared the news on Twitter with his fans. (Twitter)
Anupam Kher shared the news on Twitter with his fans. (Twitter)

“Thank you IndiaGlobal at Cambridge MIT Sloan School... This honour gives me a further sense of responsibility towards my country. A lower middle class Kashmiri boy from Shimla has come a long way,” Anupam tweeted on Sunday.

The full-day India Global Summit at MIT Sloan School of Management was an opportunity to learn about India’s emerging influence in the global economy. Anupam was one of the key speakers.

The actor, who has featured in over 500 movies, has been busy shooting in New York for American series New Amsterdam. Earlier, he resigned as chief of the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) due to his work commitment.

(This story has been published from a wire agency feed without modifications to the text. Only the headline has been changed.)

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