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Write a short note on the great "Saptarshi Adhikary"

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Answered by pradhanashika124

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Saptarshi Adhikari is a high-skilled and prominent clinical physologicst in Kolkata.

Doctor Saptarshi specilizes in treating issues such as parenting problems , obessive- compulsive disorder and other.

Answered by swetha18141

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------> he was a highly skilled and prominent psychologist in kolkata

-------> he speaks english and bangla

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