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Dr Prasanna Kumari President Adoor Obst & Gyn Society This List Of President Has Been Updated On 31st August’ 2021 As Per The Information Received From The Societies Dr.Prasanna Kumari Dr.Mangal Manik Debbarma President President Adoor Obst & Gyn Society Agartala Obst & Gyn Society Thiruvathira, Tra 46, Thamarabhagom, Sanjeevani Nursing Home,, Lalbahadur Kumarapuram, Medical College P.O Chowmohani,, Banamalipur Thiruvanathapuram 695011 Kerala Agartala 799001 Tripura Email ID : [email protected] Email ID : [email protected] Dr.Arti Gupta Dr.Jignesh Deliwala President President Agra Obst & Gyn Society Ahmedabad Obst & Gyn Society 8-B/A-7 Aditi Vihar,, Canal Road ,Vibhab Nagar, Agra 14, Alpakung Society,, Near Hiral Darshan Flat,, B/H. Agra 282001 Uttar Pradesh Dutt Society,Bhatt, Paldi Email ID : [email protected], Ahmedabad 380007 Gujarat [email protected], Email ID : [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] Dr.Anil Gopinath Bendre Dr.B. Lalramzauva President President Ahmednagar Obgyn Society Aizawl Obst & Gyn Society Bendre Hospital & Laparoscopic Surgery Centre,, Babu Tlang, Zarkawt, Bh.Gogadev Mandir,, Z.P.Quarters Road, Lal Taki, Aizawl 796001 Mizoram Ahmednagar 414001 Maharashtra Email ID : [email protected], , Email ID : [email protected] Dr.Purnima Pachori Dr.Madan Krishna Kamble President President Ajmer Obst & Gyn Society Akluj Obst & Gyn Society 215/12 Hathi Bhata, 83A/10,Opp Savitri College, Civil Jayashree Nursing Home, Karmala Road, At Post Lines, Ajmer, Tembhurni, Taluka : Madha Ajmer 305001 Rajasthan Tembhurni 413211 Maharashtra Email ID : [email protected] Email ID : [email protected] Dr.Wajeda Jaipuri Dr.Prabha Lohchab President President Akola Obst & Gyn Society Aligarh Obst & Gyn Society Jaipuri Hospital Mater. Home,, Mohd. Ali Road,, Lochab N/H. Rg Rd., , Akola 444001 Maharashtra Aligarh 202001 Uttar Pradesh Email ID : [email protected] Email ID : [email protected] Dr.Lalita Shukla Dr.Lalithambica Karunakaran President President Allahabad Obst & Gyn Society Alleppey Obst & Gyn Society Arogya Niketan, 347/8 Lukerganj, G.T.Road Athira, Grace Park, Palace Ward, Alappuzha Allahabad 211001 Uttar Pradesh Alappuzha 688001 Kerala Email ID : [email protected] Email ID : [email protected] Dr.Richa Gupta Dr.Prof. Atmajit Singh Dhillon President President Alwar Obst & Gyn Society Ambala Obst & Gyn Society 4, Subhash Nagar, City Hospital, House No-159, Sector -36 A, Ambala Cantt Alwar 301001 Rajasthan Ambala 160036 Haryana Email ID : [email protected], Email ID : [email protected] [email protected] Dr.Meenal Deshmukh Dr.Sujata Sharma President President Amravati Obst & Gyn Society Amritsar Obst & Gyn Society 57, Krushnarpan Colony,, Near Dasara Maidan,, 39B, Circular Road, , Amravati 444607 Maharashtra Amritsar 143001 Punjab Email ID : [email protected], , Email ID : [email protected], , Dr.Jitendra M. Patel Dr.Aruna Beedupalli President President Anand Obst & Gyn Society Ananthapuramu Obst & Gyn Society Priya Nursing Home, 1St Floor,Rangoli Snehalatha Hospitals, Opp.Gouri Cini Complex, Complex,Beside Astha Hospi., Bhalej Road Ananthapuramu 515001 Andhra Pradesh Anand 388001 Gujarat Email ID : [email protected], , Email ID : [email protected], , This List Of President Has Been Updated On 31st August’ 2021 As Per The Information Received From The Societies Dr.Sabyasachi Gupta Dr.Achla Batra President President Asansol Obst & Gyn Society Association of Obst & Gyn of Delhi Karunakana, Apcar Garden, Asansol-713304 A-57,, N.D.S.E- Part-I,, Delhi Asansol 713304 West Bengal New Delhi 110049 Delhi / New Delhi Email ID : [email protected], , Email ID : [email protected], , Dr.Lucy Das Dr.Annarao Palaskar Pandit President President Association of Obst & Gyn of Orissa Aurangabad Obst & Gyn Society C/O: Dr. B. N. Das, Friend'S Colony, Bajrakabati Endoworld Hospital ,, Chikalthana ,, Opp Air Port , Road Aurangabad 431005 Maharashtra Cuttack 753001 Orissa Email ID : [email protected], , Email ID : [email protected], , Dr.Seema Pandey Dr.Ashalata Ashok Mallapur President President Azamgarh Obst & Gyn Society Bagalkot Obst & Gyn Society Seema Hospital & Eva Fertility Clinic & Ivf Centre, Maruti Sadan,, Neal Old I. B.,, Bagalkot Atraulia, Bagalkot 587101 Karnataka Azamgarh 223223 Uttar Pradesh Email ID : [email protected], , Email ID : [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] Dr.Padmini Prasad Dr.Vasant B Dagade President President Bangalore Society of Obst & Gyn Baramati Obst & Gyn Society No. 26, Triveni, 58Th Cross, 4Th Block,, Rajajinagar, Suyash Maternity & Surgical Hospital, New Bazar Bangalore 560010 Karnataka Peth, Walchandnagar, Tal.Indapur Email ID : [email protected], , Dist.Pune 413114 Maharashtra Email ID : [email protected], , Dr.Susanta Kumar Das Dr.Preeti Vaish President President Bardhaman Obst & Gyn Society Bareilly Obst & Gyn Society Appol Nursing Home, Khoshbagan, Swasti Hospital, Badaun Road, Kargaina, Burdwan 713101 West Bengal Bareilly 243001 Uttar Pradesh Email ID : [email protected], , Email ID : [email protected], , Dr.Archana Dwivedi Dr.Narayan Das President President Baroda Obst & Gyn Society Barpeta Obstetric & Gynaecological Society C-47,Saurabh Park B/H, Samta Flats, Subhanpura Milan Nagar, Barpeta Road, Simlaguri Vadodara 390023 Gujarat Barpeta 781313 Assam Email ID : [email protected], , Email ID : [email protected], , Dr.Manjit Singh Sidhu Dr.Shrihari Lahane President President Bathinda Obst & Gyn Society Beed Obst & Gyn Society Preet Hospital,, 100 Feet Road,, Shant Nagar Vithai Hospital, Dr.Lahane Farm Jirewadi, Beed Bathinda 151001 Punjab Beed 431122 Maharashtra Email ID : [email protected], Email ID : [email protected], , [email protected], Dr.Satish Dhamankar Dr.Jambunath Gowda President President Belgaum Obst & Gyn Society Bellary Obst & Gyn Society, Sharada Hospital,, 298/299 Station Road,, Patil Galli, Kottureswara Maternity Home, Opp To Boy'S Jr Belgaum 590002 Karnataka College, Kottal Road, Kampli Email ID : [email protected], , Bellary 583132 Karnataka Email ID : [email protected], [email protected], This List Of President Has Been Updated On 31st August’ 2021 As Per The Information Received From The Societies Dr.Bhaskar Pal Dr.Ritanjali Behera President President Bengal Obst & Gyn Society Berhampur Obst &Gyn Society Ud - 060706,, 1050/1, Survey Park, Associate Prof.Dept.O&G, Lane No.2 Ayodhya Kolkata 700075 West Bengal Nagar, Email ID : [email protected], , Berhampur 760005 Orissa Email ID : [email protected], , Dr.Rekha Jha Dr.Bharat Lanjewar President President Bhagalpur Obst & Gyn Society Bhandara Obst & Gyn Society Srijan, Maternity & Infertility Clinic, In Front Of Sahayog Hospital Test Tube Baby Centre, Muslim P.W.D.I.B., Adampur Liobrary Chowk, Rajgopalchari Ward,Bhandara Bhagalpur 812001 Bihar Bhandara 441904 Maharashtra Email ID : [email protected], , Email ID : [email protected], , Dr.Dr Ashok Verma Dr.Chintan Thakkar President President Bharatpur Obst & Gyn Society Bharuch Obst & Gyn Society 439-440,Rajendra Nagar Rajendra Nagar Bharatpur, Mother Care Hospital, Behind Narmada Commercial Rajasthan India, Complex, Panchbatti Bharatpur 321001 Rajasthan Bharuch 392001 Gujarat Email ID : [email protected], , Email ID : [email protected], , Dr.Hitendra Somani Dr.Sangeeta Kamra President President Bhavnagar Obst & Gyn Society Bhilai Obst & Gyn Society 303, Sanidhya Flats,, Near Hotel Gen X, Kalanala, Qr No 9B, South Park Avenue, Sector 9 Bhilai Bhavnagar 364001 Gujarat Durg 490009 Chhatisgarh Email ID : [email protected], , Email ID : [email protected], , Dr.Lakshmi Irranki Dr.Renu Chugh President President Bhimavaram Obst & Gyn Society Bhiwani Obst & Gyn Society Sri Lakshmi Hospital,, Station Road - Bhimavaram, Chugh Nursing Home, Circular Road, Bhimavaram Bhiwani 127021 Haryana West Godavari 534202 Andhra Pradesh Email ID : [email protected], , Email ID : [email protected], [email protected], Dr.Anjali Kanhere Dr.Jitendra Kumar Panda President President Bhopal Obst & Gyn Society Bhubaneshwar Obst & Gyn Society 54,Ashirwad, Shard Vihar Parsar, Kerwa Daam Road, N2/39, Irc Village, Naypalli, Bhubaneswar Po Suraj Nagar Bhubaneswar 751015 Orissa Bhopal 462044 Madhya Pradesh Email ID : [email protected], Email ID : [email protected], , [email protected], Dr.Nagajan Nathubhai Bhadarka Dr.Vijayshree Bashetty President President Bhuj Obst & Gyn Society Bidar Obst & Gyn Society Bhadarka Hospital, Hospital Road, Matoshree Hospital,, Nandi Colony,, Bhuj 370001 Gujarat Bidar 585401 Karnataka Email ID : [email protected], , Email ID : [email protected], , Dr.Subhash Ramanagouda Mudnur Dr.Alka Bishnoi President President Bijapur Obst & Gyn Society Bijnor Obst & Gyn Society Mudanur Hospital 31 Kalyan Nagar, Blde Hospital Bishnoi Nursing Home, Judgy Road, Opposite Road Vijayapur, Judge'S Complex,Civil Lines Vijayapur 586103 Karnataka Bijnore 246701 Uttar Pradesh Email ID : [email protected], , Email ID : [email protected], , This List Of President Has Been Updated On 31st August’ 2021 As Per The Information Received From The Societies Dr.Sudesh Agrawal Dr.Sangeeta Raman Jogi President President Bikaner Obst & Gyn Society Bilaspur Obst & Gyn Society C-10, Shashtri Nagar, Bikaner, Rajasthan, , Mission Hospital,Director Bunglow,, Post Box No-42,, Bikaner 334001 Rajasthan
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