Subhash Dandekar, who gave Camlin ink and geometry box, is no more, credit goes to him for job creation
Subhash Dandekar: Born into the family that founded the Camlin brand, Subhash Dandekar led not just a business but a legacy. Camlin was originally founded in 1931 by Digambar Parshuram Dandekar. Under the visionary leadership of Subhash Dandekar, the company expanded its horizons.



Subhash Dandekar, the chairman of stationery brand Kokuyo Camlin, died on Monday at the age of 86. His final rites were done at Central Mumbai. Dandekar was instrumental in making Camlin a household name associated with high-quality stationery and educational products. His death signals the end of an era for an iconic brand.
Subhash Dandekar, who was born into the Camlin brand's founding family, headed not only a business but also a heritage. Camlin was established in 1931 by Digambar Parshuram Dandekar. Subhash Dandekar's imaginative leadership enabled the organization to broaden its horizons.
In 1960, he oversaw the company's expansion into art materials. During this time, the company expanded its product offerings to include office stationery and professional artist's equipment. His move made Camlin a household name.





































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