Tapan was a source of inspiration to us for an incredible 40 years. During his tenure, he played a crucial role in Capital Electronics’ success, particularly during the 1980s when we were manufacturing Color TVs and audio systems. Tapan laid the foundation for our company’s repair department, which has become an essential aspect of our operations. Although Tapan is now retired and no longer works with us, he remains a source of inspiration for all of us. We are grateful for his many contributions and are proud to carry on his legacy in our work.

Tapan’s impact on Sushant’s life extends beyond his 40-year career at Capital Electronics. When Sushant was just 15 years old, he went to shop and asked a seemingly naive question about speaker connections. Tapan took the time to answer Sushant’s question and inspired him to learn more about electronics by purchasing him books on the subject and helping him assemble his first pocket radio. Tapan taught Sushant the art of repairing electronics and fueled his passion for circuits.

However, Sushant wanted to understand the function of transistors and integrated circuits in greater detail, which Tapan could not provide. So, Sushant took an oath to become an electronics engineer. After completing his B.Tech in computer science and electronics, Sushant joined Capital Electronics and worked alongside Tapan. His engineering education provided him with a deeper understanding of complex circuits, and he and Tapan repaired many VCRs, musical instruments, and electronic keyboards together.

Today, Sushant develops complex software for foreign clients, but he always remembers Tapan’s guidance and inspiration, which changed the course of his life.