Meeting With Milton Friedman
When Milton Friedman visited India in 1963, Pai was responsible for his meetings in India. The friendship generated during this visit lasted till Pai's death. When the Friedmans published their book Free to Choose in 1982, an autographed copy was sent to Pai, with an offer to publish any portion as a booklet. The Forum obliged them by bringing a booklet Central Economic Planning in September 1982.
A few years later in 1998 in their autobiography Two Lucky People, the Friedmans made a mention of Pai.,
He was the secretary of the Forum till 1976, and its Vice President till his death.
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