New Delhi, May 21 -- Satrajit MajumdarBenu Majumdar. Benu-da. Benu. As many names he had, more were the facets of his personality. Brilliant. Original. Hyper-Energetic. Irreverent. Unpredictable. Joyful. He drew people in with a charm that is very rare. The nascent IT industry in the 1980s when we met, had three very different kinds of people in it. There were the ultra-sophisticated ones from multinationals like IBM and ICIM who wore a tie even in their sleep, then there were some from companies like ORG and DCM who were so serious about their work that they never laughed and finally, the complete ragamuffins of HCL who disrupted everything from who had the birthright to buy a computer to the very idea of authority at work. They pushed c...