Lala Amarchand Kundra: a life of resilience, remembered through the strength of his Children's.

Lala Amarchand Kundra — from Partition’s shadows to a legacy of courage carried by his children.”

Lala Amarchand Kundra was born in pre‑Partition Pakistan, in a land where communities thrived together before borders divided them. His life was marked by resilience, dignity, and devotion to family. He married Jamuna Devi Kundra, a woman of grace and quiet strength. Together, they built a household filled with love and tradition.

But history intervened. In 1947, the Partition of India and Pakistan brought chaos and heartbreak. Amidst the violence and displacement, Jamuna Devi Kundra tragically lost her life, leaving Amarchand to carry forward the family legacy alone. Her absence was deeply felt, yet her spirit remained alive in the children she left behind

He passed away in 1986, but his legacy endures through his courageous sons and daughters.

👨 Sons
Ram Prakash Kundra – Eldest son, a fearless government servant in Prayagraj and Delhi, married Satya Kundra.
Yash Pal Kundra – Second son, an industrialist in Ludhiana’s automobile industry, married Pushpa Kundra.
Hakumat Rai Kundra – Third son, a businessman in Prayagraj, married Satya Kundra.

👩 Daughters
Savitri Kundra – Eldest daughter, survived Partition and married into the Khosla family.
Nirmal Kundra – Completed studies post‑Partition, became a teacher in Uri (UP), later married Dharmveer Bajaj, a Ludhiana businessman.
Sheela Kundra – Survived a head injury during Partition, finished studies and nursing training, later married Dr. Vijra of Shahdol, Madhya Pradesh.

Together, the children of Lala Amarchand and Jamuna Devi carried forward their parents’ spirit—through service, industry, business, teaching, and healing—turning resilience into legacy.