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APPENDIX VII—concld.
TABLE V—concld.
Districts.
1
1. Bankura .. ..
2. Midnapore (North) .. ..
3. Birbhum .. ..
4. Burdwan .. ..
5. Hooghly .. ..
6. Howrah .. ..
7. 24-Parganas .. ..
8. Nadia .. ..
9. Murshidabad .. ..
10. Maida .. ..
11. West Dinajpur .. ..
12. Cooch Behar .. ..
18. Jalpaiguri .. ..
14. Darjeeling .. ..
15. Broad Street Government Veterinary
Hospital.
16. Behala Government Veterinary Hos-
pital.
17. Howrah Government
Veterinary
Hospital.
Total ..
Grand total of
in-patients and
out-patients
treated
during the
year.
12
4,845
2,681
3,026
3,073
4,016
2,665
3,542
6,018
9,036
7,216
1,240
3,014
2,045
10,772
3,137
3,230
3,619
76,873
Total number
of cases
supplied with
medicines not
brought to
hospitals.
13
1,681
603
..
466
965
461
1,869
1,623
1,375
1,172
635
580
1,629
..
350
371
1,676
15,346
Castration performed.
Equines.
14
..
..
..
1
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
2
..
..
..
..
..
3
Bovines.
15
..
..
..
3
..
..
8
28
413
1,186
4
86
..
..
..
2
2
1,731
Other
animals.
16
..
..
..
9
..
..
7
3
102
481
11
50
..
2
..
..
..
756
Total.
17
..
..
..
13
..
..
15
31
605
1,667
15
187
..
2
..
2
2
2,480
Receipts.
18
Rs.
105
25
67
662
694
69
86
53
222
211
121
....
....
384
1,130
431
248
4,462
a.
8
1
12
2
8
6
8
18
8
16
8
4
10
0
0
14
p.
3
6
0
8
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
Expenditure.
19
Credited to District Board Fond.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Credited to Municipal Fund.
Credited to District Board Fund.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
....
....
Credited to District Board Fund
excluding amount of Siliguri
Hospital.
Credited to Government.
Ditto.
Ditto.
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APPENDIX IX.
TABLE XIV.
Abstract of particulars regarding Cattle Fairs and Shows held during the year 1950-51.
Province.
West Bengal
Number of cattle fairs and shows
held.
Pedang 2
Beidanga
Number of stock present.
Bulls.
100
200
Bullocks.
3,000
4,000
Cows.
1,000
500
Young stock.
500
1.000
Buffaloes.
..
..
Camels.
..
..
Others.
..
..
Average price of animal sold.
Bulls.
Rs.
150
100
Bullocks.
Rs.
130
120
Cows.
Rs.
150
200
Buffaloes.
Rs.
..
..
Camels.
Rs.
..
..
Amount realised In fees.
Rs.
200
100
Total number of animals that com-
peted for prizes.
..
..
Frizes awarded.
From Imperial Funds.
..
..
From Provincial Funds.
..
..
From Local Funds.
..
..
From other sources.
..
..
Total.
..
..
Nu mb e r of medals awarded.
..
..
Re ma r
ks .
..
..
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APPENDIX X.
Annual Report of the Artificial Insemination Section, Calcutta, commencing from the 16th May 1950 to 31st March 1951, showing a
comparative statement of work done in the corresponding previous year, i. e., from the 16th May 1949 to the 31st March 1950.
Months.
1950.
May ..
June ..
July ..
August ..
September ..
October ..
November ..
December ..
1951.
January ..
February ..
March ..
Total ..
Insemination.
Cows.
63
124
125
165
128
151
169
181
226
227
229
1,778
Buffa-
loes.
2
3
1
3
4
22
53
72
51
28
16
255
Total.
55
127
126
168
132
173
222
253
277
255
245
2,033
Collection.
Cows
(bull).
6
16
13
18
13
17
20
20
18
15
18
107
Buffa-
loes
(bull).
2
2
1
3
3
11
14
20
17
15
6
101
Total.
8
18
14
21
16
28
34
40
35
30
24
168
Steri-
lity.
8
20
15
21
21
12
20
21
13
16
15
182
Months.
1949.
May..
June..
July..
August..
September..
October..
November..
December ..
1950.
January..
February ..
March ..
Total ..
Insemination.
Cows.
74
106
119
128
119
95
113
116
108
109
153
1,240
Buffa-
loes.
3
..
1
..
1
9
4
15
22
11
8
75
Total.
77
106
120
128
120
104
117
131
130
120
161
1.315
Collection.
Cows
(bull).
7
17
15
15
14
13
21
16
13
18
17
166
Buffa-
loes
(bull).
3
..
1
..
1
5
3
8
10
6
5
42
Total.
10
17
16
15
15
18
24
24
23
24
22
208
Steri-
lity.
Not available. Records taken away by the
Government of India.
Remarks.—Average conception rate from the available calving datas is 69.2 percent.
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Annual Report of the Bengal Veterinary College and
Hospital for the year 1950-51
[Abridged as per Government order (Finance) No. 1234(24) Misc., dated
26th November 1942.]
Major J. M. Lahiri, M.R.C.V.S., F.Z.S., held charge of the post of the Principal,
Bengal Veterinary College and Hospital, during the year.
Veterinary Instruction.
Students.—Number of students on the rolls at the beginning of the session in
July 1950—100 (Class A—18, Class B—32 and Class C—50).
Number of students who prolonged their studies throughout the session—128.
Number of students who left for financial difficulties or other reasons—13.
Number of students at the close of the session in—
Class A—39.
Class B—36.
Class C—53.
Total number of fresh students admitted in Class A—52.
Number of Bengali Muslims admitted in Class A—Nil.
Number of Bengali Hindus (Caste) admitted in Class A—23.
Number of Bengali Scheduled Castes admitted in Class A—7.
Number of failed students re-admitted in all the three classes—(Class A—
Nil, Class B—10, Class C—18).
2. Statement showing the comparative number of Bengali students for the
following three years:—
1948-49 .. .. .. .. ..
1949-50 .. .. .. .. ..
1950-51 .. .. .. .. ..
86
63
53
3. Details of place of origin of students for the session 1950-51 are as
follows:—
Bengal .. .. .. .. .. ..
Assam .. .. .. .. ..
United Provinces .. .. .. ..
Singapore .. .. .. .. ..
Iraq .. .. .. .. ..
Alwar State .. .. .. .. ..
Manipur State .. .. .. .. ..
Bundi .. .. .. .. ..
Bastar .. .. .. .. ..
Travancore .. .. .. .. ..
Ceylon .. .. .. .. ..
Mysore State .. .. .. .. ..
Hyderabad .. .. .. .. ..
Orissa .. .. .. .. ..
Nepal .. .. .. .. ..
Malay .. .. .. .. ..
Sikim State .. .. .. .. ..
Total ..
53
3
4
1
1
2
2
1
1
4
21
14
2
6
2
10
1
128
28
4. Communities, the students belonged to, were as follows:—
Hindus .. .. .. .. ..
Muslims .. .. .. .. ..
Scheduled castes .. .. .. .. ..
Christians .. .. .. .. ..
Budhists .. .. .. .. ..
Total ..
74
4
16
25
9
128
5. Educational qualifications of the students were as follows:—
B.A. .. .. .. .. ..
B.Sc. .. .. .. .. ..
I.A. .. .. .. .. ..
I.Sc. .. .. .. .. ..
Matriculate .. .. .. .. ..
London Matric .. .. .. .. ..
Senior Cambridge .. .. .. ..
Senior School Certificate Examination .. .. ..
Indian Dairy Diploma-holder .. .. ..
Total..
1
9
13
13
59
8
6
17
2
128
6. Results of the annual professional and Diploma examination of the
students held in March 1951 were as follows. The examinations were both
written and oral:—
Class.
A
B
C
Examinee.
37
36
53
Passed.
26
28
42
(17 Bengalees).
Failed.
11
8
11
Pass percentage.
70.27
77.8
79.25
7. The meritorious students were encouraged by awarding prizes and
medals.
Sri Anupam Chatterjee, a West Bengal Government stipendiary, was the
recipient of "Raymond Star".
8. Written Annual and Diploma Examination commenced on 7th March
1951 and terminated on the 12th March 1951. Oral and practical examinations
commenced on the 22nd March 1951 and terminated on the 31st March 1951.
9. The personnel of the Board of Examiners were as follows:—
(1) Major J. M. Lahiri, M.R.C.V.S., F.Z.S., Principal, Bengal Veterinary
College—President.
(2) Dr. S. Datta, D.SC., M.R.C.V.S., D.T.V.M., F.R.S. (E), F.N.I., Director of
Indian Veterinary Research Institute.
(3) Sri K. C. Mukherjee, M.SC., M.R.C.V.S., Vice-Principal, Bengal Veteri-
nary College.
(4) Sri P. C. Banerjee, G.B.V.C., A.D.V.S., West Bengal.
(5) Sri G. K. Mehra, M.R.C.V.S., D.T.V.M., Director, Civil Veterinary
Department, and Principal, Veterinary College, Assam.
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(6) Sri G. B. Singh, M.R.C.V.S., D.V.S., Orissa.
(7) Sri H. R. Kapur, M.R.C.V.S., Principal, Bihar Veterinary College.
(8) Sri H. C. Gangulee, G.B.V.C.
10. Stipends.—Out of 128 students remaining at the end of the session 73
held stipends from various bodies, and 55 were non-stipendiaries—
Detail of stipends.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
West Bengal Government .. ..
Orissa .. .. ..
Travancore .. .. ..
Mysore .. .. ..
Assam .. .. ..
Alwar State .. .. ..
United Provinces Government ..
Bastar State .. .. ..
Hyderabad .. .. ..
Cooch Behar .. .. ..
Nepal .. .. ..
India Government .. ..
Malaya .. .. ..
Sikkim .. .. ..
Manipur .. .. ..
Singapore .. .. ..
Director of Public Instruction ..
28
6
1
14
4
2
3
1
2
2
2
1
2
1
2
1
2 (one enjoyed by one West
Bengal
Government
stipendiary).
11. During the year 1950-51 both the hostels, viz., Fraser Hostel and
Macpherson Hostel, were under the supervision of one Hostel Superintendent.
Ninety-four students were resident in Fraser Hostel and 15 students were resident
in Macpherson Hostel. Total residential students in both the hostels were 109.
Six messes were opened in both the hostels according to the necessity of the
students. The general conduct and behaviour of the students were satisfactory
and they all maintained a good team spirit in their management and other funda-
mental affairs of the students.
Thirty refugee students were accommodated in the hostel for one month on
the request of the United Council of Relief and Welfare authorities of Bengal
Centre. All possible facilities were extended to them.
During ihe year under review, a batch of students, numbering about 30, from
Assam Veterinary College and another batch numbering 34, from Central
College of Agriculture, Delhi, came for an educational tour in this College and
all of them were offered the best possible facilities.
The general health of the students was satisfactory throughout the year, there
being no epidemic or serious illness of any kind. All sick students were properly
attended to and given necessary medical aid by the College Medical Officer who
was regular in his attendance.
12. Sports and Gymnasium.—
Subscriptions from students to Athletic Club
Government contribution to the Athletic Club
.. ..
.. ..
Total ..
Rs.
423
600
1.023
30
Games played.—Football, Cricket, Hockey, Tennis, Volleyball, Badminton,
Tenikoit and Gymnasium. Annual inter-class tournaments were also organised
and students participated in it. Winners were awarded prizes.
13. Hospitals.—Statement of showing the comparative number of patients
treated in the different wards of the College Hospitals during the 3 preceding
years:—
Ward.
Horse Ward .. .. ..
Cattle Ward .. .. ..
Dog Ward .. .. ..
1948-49.
10,265
37,120
8,665
56,050
1949-50.
10,641
41,116
9,086
60,843
1950-51.
9,124
36,393
8,033
53,550
The daily average number of patients attended in the Wards during the 3
years:—
1948-49 .. .. .. .. ..
1949-50 .. .. .. .. ..
1950-50 .. .. .. .. ..
153 .56
166.68
146.71
14. Hospital fees realised for treatment of animals during the year were
Rs. 40,615-0-6 against Rs. 30,996-10-0 of the last year.
Cost of feeding the animals was 58,974. These animals included horses,
cattle, dogs and other animals as patients including these belonging to poor
owners and having free treatment and unclaimed cases sent to this College
infirmary by the Calcutta Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and
by the police and Government riding horses stud bulls, draught cattle and
poultry.
15. Poultry Section.—In the beginning of the year there were 112 birds, 92
chickens were hatched out and reared during the year, 7 birds were exchanged
with 6 birds thus making the total number of 203 birds. Out of these birds,
56 died of non-contagious diseases and 31 were sold leaving a balance of 116
birds at the end of the year.
Egg production.—There was a total collection of 4,210 eggs during the year.
The number brought forward from the preceding year was 9, thus making a total
of 4,219 eggs in stock. Out of these 3,703 were sold outside, 204 were supplied
to college laboratories and classes and 292 eggs were set for hatching, thus leav-
ing a balance of 20 eggs at the end of the year.
Value of inside supply of eggs .. ....
Value of outside supply of eggs and birds ....
Total .. ..
Rs.
25
851
876
a.
0
10
10
16. Motor Ambulance.—The amount of fees collected from the calls on
the College Ambulance was Rs. 2,465.
17. R. R. Laboratory.—(i) Rabies.—The number of brains of dogs and
other animals, e.g., horse, cattle, dog and cat, suspected of rabies examined
during the year was 112. Negribodies were detected in 63 cases. Twenty-
seven cases were diagnosed as positive on post-mortem findings, chemical
observations and history of the cases although no negribodies were found.
Twenty-two cases were declared negative to rabies. Percentage of negribodies
found in positive cases was 56.25 per cent.
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The number of cases of post-mortem examinations for rabies during the
year was 108.
Comparative figures of incidence of rabies for the last 3 years are shown
below:—
1948-49 .. .. ..
1949-50 .. .. ..
1950-51 .. .. ..
Positive.
69
111
90
Negative.
22
13
22
Total.
91
124
112
(if) Examinations of Pathological specimens.—The following specimens
were examined and reported on during the year under review:—
Blood smears .. .. .. .. ..
Faeces .. .. .. .. ..
Skin scrapings .. .. .. ..
Urine .. .. .. .. ..
Viscera .. .. .. .. ..
Milk .. .. .. .. ..
Sputum or throat swab .. .. .. ..
Pus .. .. .. .. ..
Bowel washing .. .. .. ..
Cadavers of birds .. .. .. ..
333
425
119
19
46
27
3
2
1
93
1,068
Number of Positive diagnosis of the above specimens—
Bloods-
Anaemic changes (on total blood count, differential count and Hae-
mogellin estimation) .. .. .. ..
Piroplasma gibsoni .. .. .. ..
Piroplasma Canis .. .. .. ..
Piroplasma big eminum .. .. .. ..
Theileria mutans .. .. .. .. ..
Trypanosoma evansi .. .. .. ..
Stool—
Ankylostomiasis dog .. .. .. ..
Toxocara Canis .. .. .. ..
Toxosoarisleonina .. .. .. ..
Belascaris .. .. .. .. ..
Ascaris vitulorum .. .. .. ..
Ascaridia gallinae .. .. .. ..
Trichuris vulpis .. .. .. ..
Strongylus Sp. (Horse) .. .. .. ..
Strongylus Sp. (Giraffes) .. .. .. ..
Strongylus Sp. (Deer) .. .. .. ..
Haemonchus Contortus .. .. .. ..
Gaigeria (Cattle) .. .. .. ..
Habronema Sp. (Horse) .. .. ..
Trichostronglylus Sp. (Cattle) .. .. ..
Strongylorides Papillorus .. .. .. ..
Nematodorous Papillorus .. .. .. ..
Dipylidium Caninum .. .. .. ..
Fasciola haepatica .. .. .. ..
Paramphistomum Cervi .. .. .. ..
59
2
3
2
3
1
226
30
1
2
2
5
1
11
3
1
12
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
32
Stool—
Balantidium (Cattle) cysts and ciliate form .. ..
Coccidialoocy8t (Cattle) .. .. .. ..
Coccidialoocy8t (Dog) .. .. .. ..
Coccidialoocyst (Goat) .. .. .. ..
Emtamaeba histolytica (Dog), cysts .. .. ..
Aoaria.
Skin acrapinga—
Demodex folliculorm (Dog) .. .. .. ..
Sorcoptes scabeii (Dog) .. .. .. ..
Sorcoptes scabeii (Cat) .. .. .. ..
Sorcoptes scabeii (Rabbit) .. .. .. ..
Sorcoptes scabeii (Cattle) .. .. .. ..
Sorcoptes scabeii (Goat) .. .. .. ..
Choreoptes scabeii (Cattle) .. .. .. ..
Trichophyton scabeii (Cattle) .. .. .. ..
Urine—
Neprhitis (on blood, epithelial, granular cast and blood cells) ..
Albumin urea .. .. .. .. ..
Haemoglobin urea .. .. .. ..
Culturally from pus and milk—
Streptococcal Mastitis .. .. .. ..
Corynebacterium .. .. .. ..
Poultry diseases (Cadavera of poultry and other birds)—
Injury .. .. .. .. ..
Fowl Pox .. .. .. .. ..
Helminthiasis.. .. .. .. ..
Egg bound .. .. .. .. ..
Brooder Pneumonia (Nonmycotic) .. .. ..
Coccidiosis .. .. .. .. ..
Ranikhet .. .. .. .. ..
Pricarditis .. .. .. .. ..
Roup .. .. .. .. ..
1
6
2
1
1
14
7
6
2
1
1
1
1
10
5
3
2
2
23
5
5
4
9
3
39
3
1
(iii) Animal Industry.—Representative samples of cow and goat hides,
bone sinews, guts, bristles and horns intended for export to foreign countries
like Australia, Lisbon, Japan, etc., were examined culturally and biologically
for detection of any contagion and infection and proper certificates were issued
on the result of the analysis. Comparative statement below would show the
export condition since after the partition—
1947-48 .. .. .. .. ..
1948-49 .. .. .. .. ..
1949-50 .. .. .. .. ..
1950-51 .. .. .. .. ..
45
104
75
81
(iv) Autopsy.—Post-mortem examination was conducted on carcases
received from different sections of the College and from other sources outside
the College, e.g., Medico-legal cases, Zoo animals and birds, where opinion was
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asked as to the cause of death. Three Medico-legal cases were received, out
of these only one was for arsenic poisoning. The number of post-mortem
examinations performed during the year under review is given below:—
1960.51.
Horse .. .. .. .. ..
Cattle .. .. .. ..
Dogs other than rabies .. .. .. ..
Birds and Rodents .. .. .. ..
Total ..
7
62
115
93
267
Comparative Statement of the last three years.
1948.49 .. .. .. .. ..
1949.50 .. .. .. .. ..
1950.51 .. .. .. .. ..
392
348
267
(v) Biological products.—Biological products issued during the year from
the cold storage are shown below (all in unit doses with comparative statement
for 3 years):—
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
Name of the product.
Anti-Rinderpest Serum "Spl." ..
Anti-Rinderpest Serum "Ordy."
H. S. Serum ..
H. S. Vaccine ..
Anthrax Serum ..
Anthrax spore Vaccine ..
B. Q. Serum ..
B. Q. Vaccine ..
Mallein Sufout ..
Mallein I. D. P. ..
Fowl Pox Vaccine ..
Fowl Cholera Serum ..
Fowl Cholera Vaccine ..
Tuberculin Sufeut ..
Tuberculin Concentrated ..
Tuberculin A. V. Concentrated ..
1948.49.
60,550
18,000
78,550
9,040
34,050
8,020
Nil
2,540
3,000
Nil
Nil
3,200
3,070
4,400
Nil
210
Nil
1949.50.
54,750
450
55,200
15,400
76,500
8,500
50
3,300
4,500
40
50
3,700
3,294
3,500
Nil
Nil
Nil
1950.51
38,800
5,000
43,800
6,780
56,850
4,200
7,650
3,300
3,760
193
75
8,900
1,100
1,730
Nil
55
Nil
(vi) As in the case of last year Guineapigs and Rabbits were bred for our
laboratory works and the following figures will give an idea of the result
obtained thereof:—
Name of animal.
Guneapigs ..
Rabbits ..
Number
at the
beginning
of the year.
32
22
Number
of progenies
during the
year.
80
53
Number
of animals
died for
experimen-
tal works.
42
12
Number
sold.
50
15
Balance at
the end of
the year.
20
48
34
18. Extra routine activities.—The following varieties of fodder crops were
cultivated by rotations in the College compound which supplied wholesome
green fodder to the Gout animals and patients with economy and also pro-
vided demonstrations to the students:—
Kind of fodder.
Green grass .. .. ..
Lucerne .. .. ..
Carrot (Indian) .. ..
Oats (green) .. ..
Barley (green) .. ..
Guinea grass .. ..
Napier grass .. ..
Maahkalai (green) .. ..
Dub grass .. .. ..
Jower grain .. .. ..
Maize with plant .. ..
Jower grass .. .. ..
Paddy straw .. .. ..
Paddy .. .. ..
Barseem .. .. ..
Carrot (English) .. ..
Total ..
Quantity.
Md.
7,090
233
235
195
166
638
660
14
8
1
80
3,420
55
15
81
6
12,902
sr.
16
26
20
2
14
35
27
0
19
6
0
0
36
0
10
16
28
ch.
0
4
0
8
0
0
8
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
11
Amount.
Rs.
17,726
2,323
2,352
1,950
1,663
3,140
3,304
112
25
40
400
17,100
167
174
812
115
51,408
a.
0
4
5
10
8
11
4
0
7
4
0
0
11
5
8
5
4
p.
0
3
6
0
0
0
0
0
9
0
0
0
3
9
0
0
6
Out of the total quantity of fodder crops grown during the year 12,805
maunds 30 seers and 3 chittacks were supplied to the wards and 96 maunds
38 seers 8 chittacks were sold out.
19. Pro forma accounts of fodder crops.—
Receipt.
Inside supply ..
Outside supply ..
Total ..
Rs.
50,908
500
51,408
a.
1
3
4
p.
6
0
6
Expenditure.
Labour, seeds, etc. ..
Net profit ..
Total ..
Rs.
18,572
32,835
51,408
a.
6
14
4
p.
3
3
6
20. Breeding operations.—A good number of cows was served by stud bulls
during the year and fees received on this account were Rs. 201.
21. Income from angling from the tanks was Rs. 360 during the year.
22. Thirty-five outside students were trained in riding and Rs. 845 was
realised as fees on that account.
General.
(1) During the year under review the Governing Body of this College met
4 times and they took a very keen interest in the College affairs and helped
Government with their valued suggestions whenever required.
(2) Facilities were given as usual to some medical men to carry on investi-
gational and research work in the College Hospital.
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(3) The students were given all facilities by the Artificial insemination
centre to acquaint themselves with the technique of artificial insemination.
They were also sent out on educational tour to Haringhata and other dairy
farms and slaughter houses under the guidance of a Professor or a Lecturer.
Several films on veterinary subjects were displayed for the benefit of the
students.
During the year under review one high power microscope and a refrigerator
were purchased at a cost of Rs. 2,120 and Rs. 1,300, respectively, for equipping
this College laboratories and facilitating research work.
A separate room was constructed during the year for Animal Nutrition Sec-
tion. Similar improvements were also made in some of the other wards of the
Hospital.
(4) Visitors.—
(1) Hon'ble Sri P. C. Sen, Minister,
(2) Hon'ble Sri K. P. Mukherjee, Minister,
(3) Dr. S. Datta, D.SC., D.T.V.M., F.R.S.E., F.N.I., Director of Indian
Veterinary Research Institute,
(4) Dr. K. C. Sen, D.SC., Director of Dairy Research, Government of
India,
(5) Dr. Sri S. C. Dasgupta of Khadi Pratisthan,
(6) Sri K. K. Ghosh, I.A.S., Director of Veterinary Services, West Bengal,
were among the eminent visitors of the College during the year.
TABLE I.
Abstract of academical qualifications of students admitted during the year 1950-51.
Number of students admitted—
Scholarship holders .. .. .. ..
Others .. .. .. .. ..
Total ..
11
41
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Admitted during the year (classed by educational qualifications)—
B.A. .. .. .. .. ..
B.Sc. .. .. .. .. ..
I.A. .. .. .. .. ..
I.Sc. .. .. .. .. ..
Matriculation and other equivalent qualifications .. ..
Senior Cambridge .. .. .. ..
London Matric .. .. .. ..
Total ..
1
2
5
4
28
7
5
52
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TABLE II.
Statement of receipt for the year 1950-51.
Hospital fees .. ..
Ambulance fees .. ..
Shoeing fees .. ..
Horse breaking .. ..
Municipal tax .. ..
Seat rent .. ..
Per capita fees .. ..
Medicine charges .. ..
Lighting charges .. ..
Riding fees for students .. ..
Class absence fines .. ..
Delay fine of students .. ..
Breeding fees of cows .. ..
Fishing fees .. ..
5 per cent, hide inspection fees ..
Tuition fees from students ..
Diploma fees .. ..
Examination fees .. ..
Admission and re-admission fees ..
Farriers training fees .. ..
Riding fees (outsiders) .. ..
Sale-proceeds of poultry .. ..
Sale-proceeds of fodder .. ..
Miscellaneous .. ..
Poultry training .. ..
Contribution charges made by other
Governments
for
training
their
students at the Bengal Veterinary
College.
Receipt.
Rs.
37,755
2,465
19
..
693
5,549
693
346
346
514
2
157
201
360
224
2,124
360
1,270
1,170
..
845
851
504
1,897
..
29,700
88,051
a.
0
0
4
8
0
8
12
12
8
8
12
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
10
7
14
0
8
p.
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
By book
adust-
ment.
Rs.
2,860
2,860
a.
0
0
p.
0
0
Less refunds—
Hospital fees ..
Tuition fees ..
Rs.
1,147
480
a.
8
0
1,627
86,424
8
0
0
6
2,860 0 0
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TABLE III.
Expenditure (preliminary figures).
Principal and other teaching staff—
Pay of officers .. .. .. ..
Establishment—
Technical staff .. .. .. ..
Clerks and Secretary .. .. ..
Servants .. .. .. ..
House rent and other allowances .. ..
Travelling allowances .. .. ..
Cost of passages granted under superior Civil Service Regulation
charges—
Dearness allowances .. .. ..
Cash allowance .. .. .. ..
Subordinate Establishment, College and Glander staff—
Pay of Inspectors of the College .. ..
Pay of Veterinary Assistant Surgeons of the College ..
Dearness allowance .. .. ..
Travelling allowances .. .. ..
House rent and other allowances .. ..
Cash allowance .. .. ..
Contingencies—
(1) Medical and surgical requisites .. ..
(2) Purchase and keep of cattle .. ..
(3) Stipends .. .. .. ..
(4) Customs duty on imported stores .. ..
(5) Purchase of books .. .. ..
(6) Bent, rates and taxes .. .. ..
(7) Other contingent charges .. ..
(8) Other contingent charges .. .. ..
Prize .. .. .. ..
Total of 41—Veterinary
Temporary Establishment—
Pay .. .. .. ..
Dearness allowance .. .. ..
House rent and other allowances .. ..
Cash allowance .. .. ..
Contingencies, milk and chemicals .. ..
Total of 40—Agriculture ..
Grand Total ..
Rs.
47,027
28,377
18,005
6,291
10,950
2,131
30,408
3,935
1,47,124
7,044
7,958
3,656
134
330
19,122
8,610
58,974
7,651
40
1,076
11,744
1,28,230
138
2,16,463
1,116
3,83,825
2,767
863
271
58
631
4,590
3,88,415
a.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
p.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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APPENDIX A.
COMPARATNE
CHART SH0WING INCIDENCE OF RABIES
DURING THE YEARS 1948-49, 1949-50, AND 1950-51.
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APPENDIX B.
Chart Cycle of five years showing activities, expenditure and receipts of the Bengal
Veterinary College from 1946-47 to 1950-51.