YEAR 2011:

• Latest: 1 December 2011 -  Inaugural Winners of the Anjool Maldé Scholarship receive their Awards See Photo below:

• 9 July 2011: Unveiling of Plaque and launch of the Anjool Maldé Scholarship as part of St Peter's College's 50th Anniversary Celebrations, Oxford. (Photos to follow)
• 11 September 2011: CONGRATULATIONS MELISSA! A gruelling 100 mile charity bikeride on 11 September completed in 10 hours with £1600 now raised for Jools' Trust!!  Thank you Melissa and thank you all you kind supporters! http://www.melissabike.blogspot.com/
• 18 September 2011:  2011 REMEMBRANCE CONCERT: The AMC's 20th Anniversary Flagship Event 'ASIA ROCKS!', the RAH, London http://www.amc.org.uk/asian-music-concerts/asia-rocks - WHAT A SHOW! Thank you for helping to pack out the RAH and to make the occasion even better than Last Night at the Proms! More brimming, throbbing and seat-thumping noisy! Woo!

PREVIOUS KEY DATES (CHRONOLOGICALLY RETRO):

• 5 July 2009 Date of Anjool’s sad news, two days before his 25th birthday.

• 7 July 2009 As the police break the news to his devastated parents early on 7 July, which would have been his 25th birthday, Irra posts the news on Facebook with a touching tribute of her own.

• 9 July 2009 Jools had planned his 25th birthday bash at Gilgamesh in London which his friends converted into a Celebration of Life. Earlier in the day, David Langer issued a press release on behalf of himself and Jools’ parents. Picked up by national and international press and media as source material for an extensive coverage on Jools.

• 14 July 2009: the Funeral at the Golders’ Green crematorium – a stylish event fronted by Jools’ friends and attended by ~ 400 people inclding a sizeable contingent from Deutsche Bank, from Global Heads to Graduate Interns.  Jools’ pals came from Canada, USA and Singapore to attend and his family from Geneva, France and Canada. Followed by a Wake held by his friends at Gilgamesh which raised over £600 for Jools’ Trust.

• News spread far and wide and featured in the press and media across 70 countries – at the height of activity Google was registering over 30000 hits on his name.

• 17 September 2009: Ashes were scattered off a boat at Bermondsey in the Thames - Bharat's Report

• 16 February 2010: Coroner’s Inquest where the press and media far outnumbered everyone else present.

• 22 May 2010: Jools is awarded a Posthumous MA. SPC (his College) host a Memorial Tea at Oxford attended by many of Jools' SPC contemporaries and College Tutors and staff.

• 24 June 2010: A saved portion of Anjool's ashes was placed in the middle of the Mediterranean around 1.50pm EU time near where Jools had bought his ‘place in the sun’ just a few days before his exit. The sun shone brightly and a small group of baby dolphins turned out to grace the deed. The young boatmen moored the boat in the middle of the dolphins as his parents prayed and lowered the mini-urn into the sea. (A portion was placed in the Indian Ocean off Mombasa (where Jools first caught the sun-worship bug as an 2 year-old!) on 5 January 2009 by close family Rekha, Pankaj and Shamil. A final portion was placed by his parents at a brook in Swainby in Tees Valley to mark Jools’ birthplace).

• 23 July 2010: Anniversary Event in London and Inaugural Awards Ceremony. The event raised over £1500 for Jools’ Trust in ticket sales. - Report

• 5 September 2010: Helen Tucker of the Royal Bank of Scotland in Tees Valley (where Jools’ Trust Fund Account is held) ran a 10km charity race rasing nearly £1500 in sponsorship money for the Trust and finishing in 52 minutes 30 seconds, all the more remarkable as she had taken time out of hospital care duties for an ambulant father.