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Sanjay Majhu, born in Nairobi, Kenya |
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Arrives in Scotland with his parents from Kenya. When his family came to Scotland, his father, Ramesh, a medical rep, found he couldn't fit in and opened a grocer's shop in Pollokshaws Road. "We moved to East Kilbride when we first came here and I was the only brown person in my class." |
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Graduates in Agricultural Chemistry from Glasgow University |
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"Judgement Day" is released - the critically acclaimed debut album from Sanjay's bhangra band: Bombay Talkie, featuring the hit track "Charrgiye". |
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Becomes the Manager of the Spice of Life restaurant: a Harlequin franchise. |
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Graduates with his Pharmacy degree from the University of Strathclyde |
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Opening of the first Apple Pharmacy in Saltcoats. |
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Assumes the role of CEO: Harlequin Restaurants Becomes a part owner of Starlighting Electrical, wholesale company |
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The Ashoka Cookbook is published Opens Masala Jak's, a new Harlequin Brand The 10th Apple Pharmacy opens in Eyre Place, Edinburgh |
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Las Ramblas, the first Spanish restaurant in the Harlequin group opens |
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