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TABLE E.
Statement showing the income and expenditure for the Prince of Wales Medical College, Patna, during the year 1935–36 and previous year.
INCOME.
Head of receipts.
1934–35.
1935–36.
Increase. Decrease.
Head of expenditure.
1934–35.
1935–36.
Increase. Decrease. Remarks.
Receipts from sources other than
Gov e r n m e n t : —
Rs.
Rs.
R s .
Rs.
Rs .
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Entrance fee
...
. . .
740
800
60
. . .
Remitted to treasury
. . .
43,876
44,258
382
. . .
Due to increased number of
students.
College tuition fee
. . .
...
36,899
37,162
263
. . .
Establishment
...
...
1,72,540 1,91,518
18,978
. . .
There was no permanent principal
in 1934–35.
Fine
...
...
...
145
144
...
1
Miscellaneous (hostel rent and electric
charges).
6,092
6,152
60
. . .
Merit and Oriya scholarships ...
6,190
5,330
. . .
860 Some scholarships remained
unawarded as qualifying marks
were not obtained by some
students.
Total
...
43,876
44,258
383
1
Receipts from Government:—
Library
. . .
. . .
2,491
2,500
9
...
Slight.
Establishment
...
...
1,72,540
1,91,518
18,978
. . .
Stationery
. . .
...
500
500
...
. . .
Merit and Oriya scholarship
. . .
6,190
5,330
. . .
860 Buildings and repairs
. . .
1 , 3 9 4
Nil
. . .
1,394 There is no expenditure in build-
ings in 1935–36.
Library
...
...
...
2,491
2,500
9
. . .
Municipal taxes ...
. . .
8,629
8,629
. . .
. . .
Stationeries ...
...
. . .
500
500
. . .
. . .
Telephone charges ...
...
1,803
974
. . .
829 During 1934–35 the annual pay-
ment of telephone was made due
to change of rates.
Buildings and repairs:—
(1) Buildings
...
. . .
1,394
Nil
...
1,394
(2) Electric
...
. . .
(3) Sanitation
...
. . .
Contingencies—contract
. . .
7,452
7,455
3
. . .
Slight.
Municipal taxes
. . .
. . .
8,629
8,629
...
. . .
Telephone charge
...
...
1,803
974
. . .
829 Contingencies—non -contract
. . .
41,223
33,828
. . .
7,395 In 1934–35 some additional grant
was received for construction of
a third gas tank.
Contingencies—contract ...
. . .
7,452
7,455
3
. . .
Contingencies—non-contract
. . .
41,223
33,828
. . .
7 , 3 9 5
Total
...
2,42,222
2,50,734
18,990
10,478
Grand Total
...
2,86,098
2,94,992
19,373
10,479
Total
...
2,86,098
2,94,992
19,372
10,478
8
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TABLE F.
List of Instructional staff of the Prince of Wales Medical College, Patna.
Principal—
Lt.-Col. G. H. Mahony, B . SC. (Hons.), M. D., M. Ch., B.A.O., F.R.C.S.,
(Edin.), M.C.O.G. (Lond.), I.M.S.
Department of Medicine. —
Professor. —Rai Bahadur Dr. T. N. Banerji, M .B. (Cal.), M.R.C.P.
(Lond. & Edin.), D.T.M. (Lond.).
Lecturer. —Dr. S. M. Ghoshal, M .B. (Cal.), M.R.C.P. (Lond. & Edin.).
Registrar. —Dr. S. K. Ghosh Dastidar, M.B., D.T.M.(Cal.), M.R.C.P.
(Lond. & Edin.).
Department of Surgery.
—
Lt.-Col. H. G. Alexander, F.R.C.S. (Eng.)., I.M.S.
Lecturer.—Dr. N. M. Pal, M .B. (Cal.), F.R.C.S. (Edin,).
Registrar. —Dr. U.P.Sinha, M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S. (Edin,).
Department of Midwifery. —
Professor.—Lt.-Col. G. H. Mahony, B.SC. (Hons.), M.D., M.Ch., B.A.O.,
F.R.C.S. (Edin.), M.C.O.G. (Lond.), I.M.S.
Lecturer. —Rai Sahib Dr. A. N. Sarkar, M.B.
Department of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
—
Professor.—Dr. M. Husnain, M.B. (Cal.), F.R.C.S.E., D.L.O., D.O.M.S,
(Lond.).
Lecturer. —Dr. D. Ram, M.B.,D.L.O., D.O.M.S.
Department of Pathology. —
Professor. —Lt.-Col, A. N. Bose, M.B.E., M.D. (Laus.), F.R.C.P. (Edin.)
M.R.C.P. (Lond.), D.T.M. (Camb.), I.M.S.
Lecturer.—Dr.
U. M. Gupta, M.B., D.T.M. (Cal.), M.R.C.P. (Edin.).
Lecturer (Chemical Pathology). —Dr. B. N. Banarji, M. B. (Cal.).
Demonstrator. —Dr. Gaya Prashad (no. II), B.SC., M.B., B.S.
Department of Hygiene and Public Health.—
Lecturer. —Rai Sahib Dr. A. N. Chattarji, M.B., D.P.H., A ssistant
Director of Public Health.
Department of Jurisprudence.
—
Lecturer.—Dr. G. B. Sahay, B.SC., M.B., D.T.M.
Department of Pharmacology, Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
—
Professor. —Dr. P. C. Roy, L.R.C.P. & S. (Edin.), L.R.F.P. & S. (Glas.).
Lecturer. —Dr. P. A. P. Singh, M.B., B.S.
Department of Anatomy.—
Professor.—Dr . S. Pujari, M.B.
Lecturer.—Dr. G. K. Ghosh, B.SC., M.B. (Cal.).
1st Demonstrator. —Dr. M. Haque, M.B., B.S.
2nd Demonstrator. —Dr. Baldeo Prashad Singh, M.B., B.S.
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Department of Physiology.—
Professor.
—Dr. B. Narayana, M.B. (Cal.), Ph. D. (Edin.),
F.R.S.E.
Lecturer.—Dr. S. Prashad, B .SC., M.B.
Lecturer.
—
(Bio-Chemistry).—Dr. T. N. Seth, M.SC., ph. D, (Camb.).
Demonstrator.—Mr. H. N. Banerji, B.SC.
Department of Organic Chemistry. —
Lecturer.—Dr. T. N. Seth, M.Sc., Ph.D. (Camb.).
Demonstrator. —Mr. M. N. Rudra, M.SC.
Department of Biology. —
Professor. —Mr. S. S. Choudhury, M.A., B.SC. (Alld.), M.SC. (Luck.).
Demonstrator (Zoology). —Mr. M. A. Majid, M.SC.
Demonstrator (Botany). —Mr. R. C. Lacy, M.SC.
Department of Radiology.
—
Lecturer.—Dr. S. K. Sahay, M.B., D.M.R.E.
Department of Dentistry.—
Dr. G. Mustafa.
Mental Diseases.—
Lecturer.—The Superintendent, Indian Mental Hospital, Kanke.
Tuberculosis.—
Lecturer.—The Superintendent, Itki Sanatorium.
Anaesthetics. —
Anaesthetist. —Dr. A. P. Verma, M.B., B.S.
Clinical Pathology. —
Assistant Clinical Pathologist. —Dr. M. D. Tewari, M.B., D.T.M.
Warden.—Dr. S. Pujari, M.B.
Assistant Warden. —Dr. P. C. Roy, L.R.C.P. & S. (Edin.), L.R.F.P. & S. (Glas.).
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TABLE G.
1935-36.
Medals.
Name of Medals.
Names of donors.
Name of recipient.
Awarded for.
I—Patna University—
Wheeler Gold Medal The
Hon'ble
Sir
Ganesh Datta Singh,
Kt., Minister, Local
Self-Government,
Bihar.
S. Mobarak Nawab Standing first in the
aggregate at Final
M. B., B. S. exami-
n a t i o n .
Stephenson
Gold
Medal.
Ditto
. . . Sakhti Prasad Mu-
kherjee.
Standing first in
Surgery at
the
Final M B., B. S.
examination.
Khubjhari
Gold
Medal.
Babu Bisweswar Pra-
shad, Head assistant
in the Inspector-Gene-
ral of Civil Hospitals,
Bihar's office.
S. Mobarak Nawab Standing first in
Midwifery at the
Final M. B., B. S.
examination.
I I . — P r i n c e o f W a l e s M e d i c a l C o l l e g e —
College Silver Medal From
Government
grant out of prizes
and medals,
Imte y a z u d d i n
Ahmad.
Standing first in
Medicine in college
examination.
Ditto
. .
Ditto
.. Sailendra
Nath
Chatterji.
Standing first in
Anatomy in the
college
examina-
tion.
Dutton Silver Medal Subscription from staff S. Mobarak Nawab Standing first in
Medicine at the
Final M. B., B. S.e x a
mi nat i on.
III.—Certificate of Honours
—
1. Imteyazuddin Ahmad
.. Certificate of Honours in Medicine.
2. Sailendra Nath Chatterji
.. Certificate of Honours in Anatomy.
3. Amar Prashad Roy ..
. .
Ditto
ditto.
4. Suhrid Kumar Sen ..
. .
Ditto
ditto.
5. Pabitra Kumar Pal ..
..
Ditto
ditto.
6. Brajbansi Prasad
. .
..
Ditto
ditto.
Rs.
IV.—Scholarships (Merit)—
1. Imteyazuddin Ahmad, 6th year
..
. .
. .
25
2. Bimalendu Chandra Sen Gupta, 6th year ..
..
.. 20
3. Suhas Kumar Ray, 5th year
..
..
..
25
4. Sailendra Nath Chatterji, 4th year
..
. .
..
25
5. Brijbansi Prasad, 4th year
..
..
..
20
6. Lala Suraj Nandan Prasad, 3rd year
..
..
..
25
7. Kapildeo Prasad, 3rd year
..
. .
..
20
8. Gobind Achari, 2nd year
..
. .
..
25
9. Bishnopado Mukhopadhya, 2nd year
..
. .
..
20
10. Bishnopado Mukherji, 1st year
..
. .
. . 25
11. Surendra Mohan Ghosh, 1st year
..
..
. . 20
12
Rs.
Oriya Scholarship
—
1. Narain Prasad Mahapatra, 6th year
. .
. .
..
25
2. S. Firoz Ali, 5th year
. .
. .
..
..
20
3. Raghunath Sahu, 5th year ...
. .
..
..
20
4. Ghansyam Mahapatra, 4th year
. .
..
.. 20
5. Basant Kumar Panda, 4th year
..
. .
..
20
6. Purna Chandra Mahanti, 4th year
. .
..
..
25
7. Jaganath Das, 2nd year
..
. .
..
..
20
8. Dasrathi Mahapatra, 2nd year
. .
..
..
20
9. Brajmohan Nanda, 3rd year ..
..
. .
.. 20
10. Kailash Chandra Tripathi, 2nd year
..
..
.. 20
Fraser Scholarship—
1. Imteyazuddin Ahmad, 6th year
. .
..
..
30
2. Brajbansi Prasad, 5th year ..
..
. .
..
30
3. Baleshwar Prasad, 5th year ..
..
..
.. 30
4. Md. Moizuddin Ahmad, 6th year
..
. .
. .
30
5. Gaya Kumar, 5th year
. .
..
..
..
30
6. Brahmanand Singh, 5th year
..
. .
..
30
7. Md. Yunus, 2nd year
. .
..
. .
..
15
8. Kapildeo Prasad, 3rd year ..
..
..
..
10
9. Md. Saghir Yehia, 5th year ..
..
. .
. . 30
BGP (IGCH) 26—466—2-12-1936—JS
I P | 1 0 | H G . 6 I P
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Prince of Wales Medical College,
Patna, for the year 1936-37
BY
Lt.-CoI. G. H. Mahony, B. Sc. (Hons.), M.D., M.Ch., B.A.O., F.R.C.S.
(Edin.), F.C.O.G. (Load.), I.M.S.,
Principal.
SUPERINTENDENT, GOVERNMENT PRINTING,
BIHAR PATNA.
1938.
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Prince of Wales Medical College,
Patna, for the year 1936-37
BY
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(Edin.), F.C.O.G. (Lond.), I.M.S.,
Principal.
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BIHAR PATNA.
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THE OFFICE OF THE HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR INDIA, Public Department, India
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E—95—1937.
FROM
THE INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF CIVIL HOSPITALS,
BIHAR,
To
THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR,
LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.
Dated Patna, the 14th December 1937.
S I R ,
I HAVE the honour to submit, for the information of Government the
Annual Report of the Prince of Wales Medical College, Patna, for the year
1936-37.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient servant,
H. STOTT, O.B.E., M.D., F.R.C.P., D.P.H., LT.-COL., I.M.S.,
Inspector-General of Civil Hospitals, Bihar.
TWELFTH ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Prince of Wales Medical College, Patna, 1936-37.
The college entered on its twelfth session on the 16th July, 1936.
THE GOVERNING BODY.
The following were the members of the Governing Body for the year
1936-37 :
—
(1) The Commissioner of Patna Division—President (Ex-Officio).
(2) The Principal, Prince of Wales Medical College, Patna— Vice -
President and Secretary (Ex-Officio).
MEMBERS.
(3) Rai Bahadur Dr. T. N. Banerji, Professor of Medicine, Prince of
Wales Medical College, Patna.
(4) Rai Saheb Dr. A. N. Sarkar, Warden, Prince of Wales Medical
College Hostel, Patna.
(5) Babu Shyam Narayan Singh Sharma,
(6) Rai Bahadur Surendra Nath Mukherjee.
(7) Dr. Raghunath Saran.
(8) Khan Bahadur Dr. Wali Ahmad.
The following Sub-Committee of the Governing Body met on the 12th
June 1936 at 8.30 A.M. to consider the selection of admission of students to
the first year of this college.
As the I. Sc. examination results of some of the candidates were not out
by this time, and it was not possible to get the information, even confidentially,
it was unanimously decided to postpone the meeting for the selection of candi-
dates till a suitable date in the 4th week of June 1936, by which time it was
expected that the results would be out and sufficient time would be available
to students for submission of marks.
A discussion, however, was raised by certain members of this Sub-Com-
mittee on the question of seats allotted to the various groups of candidates and
it was decided to refer the matter to the Government.
MEMBERS OF THE SUB-COMMITTEE.
(1) Dr. M. Husnain.—Principal-in-Charge (in Chair).
(2) Rai Bahadur Surendra Nath Mukherjee.
(3) Babu Shyam Narayan Singh Sharma.
(4) Khan Bahadur Dr. Wali Ahmad.
(5) Dr. Raghunath Saran.
The adjourned meeting of the Selection Committee was held on the 22nd
June 1936 at 9 A. M. The same members were present.
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The committee did not consider the applications of persons who were not
domiciled. Such candidates were 19 in number. The committee considered
73 applications and selected 40 candidates under the following headings :—
Selected.
Waiting List.
Biharee Hindus
20 (including 1 Anglo-Indian
and 1 lady).
6
Muhammadans
8
Domiciled Bengalis
4
3
Sons of Government servants.
4
1
Oriyas
4
Total
40
The meeting of the Governing Body to confirm the recommendations of
the Selection Committee and to pass the college accounts met on 24th June
1936.
As the Ex-Officio President could not attend, the Vice-President of the
Governing Body namely Dr. M. Husnain, the Principal-in-Charge, presided.
The following were present :—
(1) Khan Babadur Dr. Wali Ahmad.
(2) Rai Bahadur Surendra Nath Mukherjee.
(3) Dr. Raghunath Saran.
(4) Rai Saheb Dr. A. N. Sarkar.
The proceedings of the Selection Committee were confirmed and the
College accounts were passed.
The Governing Body resolved to recommend to Governmen; and to Patna
University that early arrangements be made for the teaching of Biology as one
of the subjects for I.Sc. course of Patna University, so that the students of this
University who wish to take up this subject may not be required to go to
other universities where facilities for taking up this subject are available.
Efforts are being made to provide for the teaching of Biology in Patna
University.
College Council.-- During the last session 4 meetings of the College
Council were held and matters of importance in connection with teaching and.
general improvements of the college were discussed.
It may be pointed out that the College Council at present consists of the
heads of departments and all the lecturers in addition to the two Registrars
of the Prince of Wales Medical College Hospital, Patna.
Previous to 1930 only the heads of departments (the Professors and the
Lecturers, who were Heads of Departments, namely those of Ophthalmology,
Radiology, Jurisprudence, Hygiene, Biochemistry and. Chemistry) constituted
the College Council. In 1930 due to the change of the designation of the
officers from Assistants to Professors, to Lecturers, all the Lecturers
were included by virtue of this designation to the College Council.
This inclusion of the Assistant to Professors (now designated. as Lecturers)
has greatly increased this Council and has made it a large body which it is
difficult, though desirable, to call frequently. The same remarks were made
by the University Inspectors who inspected this college in 1935-36.
I am of the opinion that the constitution of the College Council should
be revised. It should. consist of only the heads of departments namely
those Professors and Lecturers who are Heads of Departments in addition to
the Warden of the Prince of Wales Medical College Hostel, Patna.
The College Council so constituted could be called frequently without
dislocation of work. At present each department is represented at the
College Council by the Professor and Lecturer. This makes the College
Council an unwieldy body without affording any material benefit.
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(1) Administration.—A detaied report of the receipts and expenditure
during the year is furnished in Table E.
(2) The cold storage plant and gas plant have given no trouble during
the past year.
(3)
Strict supervision is maintained on the collection of fees and other
dues from students. Special revision classes have been very useful to the
backward students.
(4) Efforts are being made to improve the procedure of awarding merit
scholarships and certificate of honours to the students. The present system
does not seem to be quite satisfactory and a committee has been formed to
consider and to report on this matter.
(5) The College Prospectus also requires revision. Certain important
additions seem necessary and some of the rules need modification. The
question is under consideration of the Principal and his College Council.
(6) An extension of another two years was granted to Rai Bahadur
Dr. S. N. Ghosh, as Ophthalmic surgeon of the Prince of Wales Medical
College Hospital, Patna.
The following changes have taken place in the staff of the Prince of
Wales Medical College, Patna, during the year 1936-37. A list of Instruction-
al staff is appended—Vide Table F.
(1) Biology.—
(i) Mr. S. S. Chaudhury, professor of Biology, was made permanent in
his appointment from the 16th April, 1936. Previous to this he
held charge of this office on a contract basis.
(ii) Mr. R. C. Lacy, Demonstrator of Botany having been granted the
Sir Vincent Massey Scholarship, was given leave ex-India for
one year from the 4th August 1936, which was later decreased
at his request.
(iii) Mr. A. S. Khan, the laboratory Assistant of the Biology Depart-
ment, was appointed to act for Mr. R. C. Lacy during his
absence.
(2) Anatomy.—
(i) Dr. Sanatan Pujari, who had been officiating as Professor of
Anatomy, was made permanent in his appointment with effect
from the 1st May, 1936.
(ii) Dr. G. K. Ghosh, Lecturer in Anatomy, was granted study leave
combined with leave on average and half average salary for a
period of 2 years and 4 months from the 15th August 1936. On
his own request, however, he was allowed to avail himself of
this leave from the 8th September 1936. He made over charge
in the afternoon of the 7th September 1936.
(iii) Dr. Masudul Haque, 1st Demonstrator of Anatomy, was promoted
as Lecturer and Dr. Baldeo Prasad Singh, 2nd Demonstrator of
Anatomy, was appointed to act for Dr. Haque in the above
chain vide (ii). Dr. Tribeni Prayed Sinha was appointed as
2nd Demonstrator in place of Dr. Singh.
(iv) Dr. Sanatan Pujari, Professor of Anatomy, was granted leave for
3 months from the 2nd November 1936, on medical grounds.
This was further extended by one month on the same grounds.
During the period of his absence Dr. Masudul Haque was appointed to
officiate as Professor, Dr. Baldeo Prasad Singh as Lecturer and Dr. Tribeni
Prasad Sinha, the 2nd Demonstrator, carried on the additional work of the 1st
Demonstrator in addition to his own duties.
(3) Materia medica and Pharmacology.—
(i) The term of appointment of Dr. P. C. Ray as Professor of
Pharmacology was extended to a further period of one year
from the 1st July 1936.
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(ii)
Dr. B. N. Prasad on return from leave ex-India, was appointed. as
Lecturer in Pharmaco1ogy and took over charge from
Dr. P. A. P. Singh transferred, on the 8th April,. 1936
(forenoon).
(4) Chemistry.— The temporary post of Demonstrator of Organic Chemistry
was converted to a permanent one with effect from the 16th April 1936, and
Mr. M. N. Rudra, who held this post temporarily, was appointed permanently.
Pathology.-
(i)
Dr. Gaya Prasad. no. II, B.Sc., M.D., B.S., Demonstrator of Patho
logy has been appointed lecturer in Chemical-Pathology and
Parasitology from 16th July 1937 in place of Dr. B. N. Bander-
Jee who has proceeded on long leave to the United Kingdom
for advanced studies.
(ii)
Dr. Amalendu Chattoraj, B.SC., M.B., B.S., has been appointed
Demonstrator of Pathology from 16th July 1937.
(iii)
Dr. Ajit Kumar Guha acted in place of Dr. Gaya Prayed. no. II,
as lecturer in Chemical-Pathology and Parasitology from 18th
November 1936 to 26th November 1936 during the latter's
absence due to sickness.
Medicine.—On the expiry of his last contract, Rai Bahadur Dr. T. N.
BanerDi has been appointed on a contract for a further period of five years
from the 16th December 1936.
Surgery.—Lt.-Col. II. G . . Alexander, F.R.C.S. (Eng.), I.M.S., Professor of
Surgery, was granted leave for 28 months and Major D. P. Bhargawa, M.D.,
B.S. (Alld.), F.R.C.S. (Eng. and Eon.), I.M.S., was appointed in his
place and he joined on the 16th June 1936.
Staff Club.—The staff club and common room provide opportunities of
contact to the members of the various departments and also afford facilities
to the students for coming in contact with their teachers. The monthly social
gatherings of this club continue to be popular.
STUDENTS.
(1) Admissions.—The following is a list of actual admissions during the
year under renort
Admissions.
Total.
From selected
list.
From waiting
list.
From outside.
Biharee Hindus
14
3
3
20
(including one
Anglo-Indian
and one lady ).
Muhammadans
8
8
Domiciled Bengalis
3
3
Sons of Government servants
4
1
5
(in place of
domiciled
Bengali).
Oriyas
3
1
4
(a late applicant
of the same
group).
Special (Lady)
1
(in addition to 1
admitted under
Biharee Hindu
group).
Re-admitted
1
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