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diary entry for winning award from Lion club thane for excellent orator ​

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If one has to choose the founder of neurosciences in West Bengal

and the Eastern part of India, the palm goes unhesitatingly to Dr

Tarit Kumar Ghosh. Everything said, he is the first pure neurologist

in this part of the country and in every analysis, he initiated the

scientific practice of neurology in Calcutta.

Dr Tarit Kumar Ghosh was born on 23 January 1912, the day Netaji

Subhas Chandra Bose, the valiant freedom fighter from Bengal, was

born in 1897. He was groomed in a middle-class family in Howrah,

and he had his moorings quite early in life in the freedom movement,

organised and propagated by Mahatma Gandhi, that gripped the

entire intelligentsia throughout the length and breadth of India.

He passed SSLC in 1929 with distinction and the intermediate

examination, two years later. While he appeared for the interview for

admission at the Carmichael Medical College, now named RG Kar

Medical College, Sir Kedar Nath Das, known universally for devising

the Das obstetric forceps, and a formidable personality, was the

Principal. Dr Ghosh performed admirably and was interviewed later

by luminaries like, Dr Bidhan Chandra Roy, the peerless clinician

and later, the Chief Minister of West Bengal who passed both the

MRCP and FRCS examinations in London, Sir Nilratan Sircar, a

physician of great repute and the chief physician to Rabindranath

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