Evidence record · personal name

Meaning and use are separate questions.

Lexical evidence: The selected Platts senses include alluring and bewildering; mohan is an epithet of Krishna.

Documented use: Business and academic credits.

Selected senses on the original page

The selected part of Platts’s mohan entry begins on printed page 1095 and continues beyond that page. Its visible senses include bewildering, fascinating, alluring and charming, together with a proper-name use giving mohan as an epithet of Krishna. These are historical lexical categories. They do not assess the personality or religious identity of a modern bearer. The digital query’s page label 1096 would obscure the beginning of the entry. The claims here remain limited to the inspected 1095 portion, rather than pretending that the entire continuation was examined.[1]

Mohan Singh Oberoi in company history

EIH’s founder page credits Rai Bahadur Mohan Singh Oberoi. Its opening retrospective locates his birth in undivided Punjab in 1898 and describes primary education in Rawalpindi followed by a move to Lahore for a bachelor’s degree. That wording records an educational move, without establishing completion of the degree. The full name appears within the company’s account of its founder, with the honorific and following components preserved. It documents this public credit and its stated Punjab locations. Promotional descriptions of personal character or industry firsts are not used to explain what Mohan means.[2]

Krishna Mohan’s geography vitae

A Panjab University academic vitae is headed Dr. Krishna Mohan and places the name in Geography at Chandigarh. Its education table records an undergraduate degree at Guru Nanak Dev University in 1987, followed by Panjab University master’s, M.Phil. and Geography doctorate dates of 1989, 1991 and 2002. The table separately lists National Eligibility Test in 1991. Regional and rural development, public policy, remote sensing and GIS appear among the stated specialisations. These details identify the professional document in which Mohan follows Krishna. The selected qualification fields offer no personal naming account. Because the vitae is undated, its designation is not converted into a verified present appointment.[3]

Sources & notes

Source records include access dates and, where known, limits on what was examined. Checks used AI assistance; independent human or specialist review has not been completed.

  1. John T. Platts. A Dictionary of Urdū, Classical Hindī, and English ↗original dictionary scan · Source date: 1884 first edition; consulted Sampson Low impression undated · Locator: Printed 1095, mohan; Part 2 PDF 491; corrections 1255–1259 checked. Accessed 2026-11-02.Selected 1095 senses and corrections checked; continuation is not claimed.Return to Selected senses on the original page, paragraph 1 ↑
  2. EIH Limited. Mr. Rai Bahadur Mohan Singh Oberoi - Founder of the Oberoi Group ↗company retrospective · Source date: publication date not established · Locator: Our Founder, heading and opening biographical paragraph. Accessed 2026-11-02.Selected retrospective checked; education movement does not confirm degree completion.Return to Mohan Singh Oberoi in company history, paragraph 1 ↑
  3. Krishna Mohan. Academic Vitae ↗institutional self-CV · Source date: publication date not established · Locator: PDF 1, full name, department, education and specialisation. Accessed 2026-11-02.First page checked; undated role wording is a historical snapshot.Return to Krishna Mohan’s geography vitae, paragraph 1 ↑
Help improve this entry. Suggest a correction with a source.
Record PH-NAM-0081 · English edition · human review not performed