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The Indian College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists of Fogsi THE INDIAN COLLEGE OF OBSTETRICIANS & GYNAECOLOGISTS OF FOGSI Roster - 2020 In Memorium Dr. C. L. Jhaveri Founder Chairman-ICOG Born : 3rd September 1911 Expired : 6th October 1996 INDIAN COLLEGE OF OBSTETRICIANS & GYNAECOLOGISTS Year Chairmen Vice Chairmen Secretaries 1991 – 1996 Late Dr.C.L.Jhaveri, Late Dr.C.S.Dawn, Dr.Mahendra N.Parikh, Mumbai Kolkata Mumbai 1997 – 1999 Late Dr.C.S.Dawn, Dr.Mahendra N.Parikh, Dr.Usha B.Saraiya, Kolkata Mumbai Mumbai 2000 – 2002 Dr.Mahendra N.Parikh, Dr.Rohit V.Bhatt, Baroda Dr.Usha B.Saraiya, Mumbai Mumbai 2003 – 2005 Dr.Rohit V.Bhatt, Dr.Usha B.Saraiya, Dr.Duru Shah, Baroda Mumbai Mumbai 2006 – 2008 Dr.Usha B.Saraiya, Dr.Duru Shah, Dr.Sanjay Gupte, Mumbai Mumbai Pune 2009 – 2010 Dr.Duru Shah, Late Dr.Uday Nagarsekar, Dr.Hema Divakar, Mumbai Goa Bangalore 2011 - 2012 Late Dr. Behram S. Dr. Shyam V. Desai, Dr.Hema Divakar, Anklesaria, Ahmedabad Mumbai Bangalore April 2012 - Dr. A. K Debdas, Dr. Suchitra N. Pandit, Dr. Jaideep Malhotra, January 2013 Jamshedpur Mumbai Agra 2013 Dr. Hiralal Konar, Dr. Dilip Kumar Dutta, Dr. Jaideep Malhotra, Kolkata Kalyani Agra 2014 Dr. Atul Munshi, Dr. Mala Arora, Dr. Jaideep Malhotra, Ahmedabad Faridabad Agra 2015 Dr. Dilip K. Dutta, Dr. Jaideep Malhotra, Dr. S. Shantha Kumari, Kalyani Agra Hyderabad 2016 Dr. Krishnendu Gupta, Dr. Vijayshree Mahasani, Dr. S. Shantha Kumari, Kolkata Jaipur Hyderabad 2017 Dr. Mala Arora, Dr. Sushma Pandey, Dr. S. Shantha Kumari, Faridabad Patna Hyderabad 2018 Dr. S. Shantha Kumari, Dr. Uday Thanawala, Dr. Parag Biniwale, Hyderabad Navi Mumbai Pune 2019 Dr. Tushar Kar, Dr. Laxmi Shrikhande, Dr. Parag Biniwale, Cuttack Nagpur Pune 2020 Dr. Mandakini Megh, Dr. Parul Kotdawala, Dr. Parag Biniwale, Mumbai Ahmedabad Pune 19 Office Bearers Of ICOG 2020 Dr. Alpesh Gandhi, President of FOGSI Dr. Mandakini Megh, Chairperson Dr. Parul Kotdawala, Vice Chairperson Dr. Parag Biniwale, Secretary-ICOG Dr. Jaydeep Tank, Secretary General-FOGSI 19 Founder Fellows 1984 - 1986 “ A ” F0001 F0002 Dr. Asolkar Pramila G. Dr.Mrs.Adatia Sharda M. 6/2,V.H.B.Flats,Kachipura, Shanti Kuteer,215,Netaji Subhash Road, Ramdaspeth,Nagpur 440 010. Maharashtra Mumbai 400 020. Maharashtra Fellowship Year : 1984 Tel : ® 2202 82 20 / 2361 11 43 Fellowship Year 1985. F0003 F0004 Dr.Mrs. Authillangom Rajam Dr.Agnihotri Meera Annai Velankanni Nursing Home, Murugankurichi, 113/74,Swaroop Nagar Palayamcottai, Tirunelveli 627 002 Tamilnadu Kanpur Uttar Pradesh Tel (0462) ® 2502 656. © 2502 043 / 44. Tel : (0512) ® 2214 880 / 2291 900. Fellowship Year 1985. © 2214 100 / 2214 125. Fax : (0512) 2291 900. Mobile : 98380 13 133/09838004050 [email protected] Fellowship Year : 1986. F0005 F0006 Dr.Alladi Lakshmi Devi Dr. Allahabadia Nandkishore 10-7-37,Kopallivari Street 266, "My Nest", Wadala, Rama Rao Pet,Kakinada Andhra Pradesh Mumbai 400 031. Maharashtra Fellowship Year : 1986. Tel : ® 2414 71 30. © 2412 32 25. Fellowship Year : 1986. “ B ” F0007 F0008 Dr.Bhatt Rohit V. Dr. Bhattacharjee Saroj K. 1,Shivani Society,Vasna Road, 6,Sunny Park,Apartment 1/2 Off Old Padra Road, Baroda 390 015. Gujarat Calcutta 700 019. West Bengal Tel : (0265) ® 253 182. © 2411 408. Fellowship Year : 1984. Fax : (0265) 2250 302. Mobile : 9376222645 Email : [email protected] / [email protected] Fellowship Year : 1984. F0009 F0010 Dr. Beebi Nafeesa Dr.Mrs. Bafna Navaratan Dr.Nafeesa Beebi Tower, B-44,Opp.Zenana Hospital, Station Road, B-3,Aprt.,1st Floor,24,Halls Road, Egmore, Jaipur . Rajasthan Chennai 600 008. Tamilnadu Fellowship Year 1985. Fellowship Year 1985. F0011 F0012 Dr.Mrs.Baxi Laxmi Vibhakar Dr. Bhattacharya Partha K. C/o Dr.Geeta Bhatia, Karuna Manav Mandir Road, P-573, Parnasree Pally, Malabar Hill, Mumbai 400 006. Maharashtra Kolkata-700 060 West Bengal. Tel : (212) 2305 - © 25899 / 25269. Mobile : 9831020641 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Fellowship Year 1985. Fellowship Year 1985. F0013 F0014 Dr. Bhargava Vijaya Lakshmi Dr. Barfiwala Jagdish B. 20 37,Kailash Apartments, Lala Lajpat Rai Road, Radha Narayan,32nd Road, TPS III, Bandra West, New Delhi 110 048. Uttar Pradesh Mumbai 400 050. Maharashtra Fellowship Year 1985. Tel : ® 26006069 / 26004715. © 26405944 / 26552581. Mobile : 98214 56194. Fellowship Year 1985. F0015 F0016 Dr.Miss.Bhatia Geeta Ishwardas Prof. Buckshee Kamal "Karuna",Manav Mandir Road, Malbar Hill, H.No.46,Sector:15A,Gautam Budh Nagar, Mumbai 400 006. Maharashtra Noida 201 301. Uttar Pradesh Tel ; ® 2369 50 01. © 2369 28 76. Tel : (0120) ® 251 3213. © 4334535. Fax : 2367 5314. Fax : 4334535 Email: [email protected] Mobile : 98101 71888. Mobile : 98201 81890. Email : [email protected] Fellowship Year 1985. Fellowship Year 1985. F0017 F0018 Dr.Baveja Raj Dr.Badiga Indira Devi Sadguru Niwas, 30,A.N.Jha Marg, Doctors Colony, Seethammadhara, Next to Jagat Tarang Degree College, Visakhapatnam 530 013. Andhra Pradesh Allahabad 211 002 Uttar Pradesh Fellowship Year : 1986. Tel : 22468570. Fellowship Year 1985. F0019 Dr.Belvi Gajanan Balwant Shakuntala Niwas, 3rd Floor, M.G.Cross Road No.1, Borivli(E), Mumbai 400 066. Maharashtra Tel : ® 28943696 / 4869 © 28931617 / 3798 Mobile : 9820051236 Email : [email protected] Fellowship Year : 1986. “ C ” F0020 F0021 Dr. Chattopadhyay Sisir K. Dr. Char Srinivas Krihnama BF-255,Sector-I, Salt Lake,Calcutta 700 064. Flat No.15,Swastik Co-Op.Housing Society, West Bengal Road No.9,Wadala,Mumbai 400 031. Maharashtra Tel : (033) ® 2334 5940. Tel : ® 22415 08 22. © 22414 95 06. Email: [email protected] Fellowship Year 1985. Fellowship Year 1985. F0022 F0023 Dr.Chatterjee Mihir Kumar Dr. Chakravarty Aroti 7,Abdul Rasul Avenue, N-55,Greater Kailash-I, Calcutta 700 026 West Bengal New Delhi 110 048. Uttar Pradesh Tel : ® 22463 36 37. © 2440 4544. Fellowship Year 1985. Mobile : 98310 69767. Fellowship Year 1985. F0024 F0025 Dr. Chatterjee G.C. Dr. Cheema Raj Mohananda Cancer Detection Centre, 1108/3, Tagore Nagar, Near New DMCH, B-1,City Centre, Durgapur 713 210 West Bengal Ludhiana 141 001. Punjab Tel : 2545 324. Tel : (0161) ® 3254053 © 2302428 Fellowship Year 1985. Fax : 2741 850. Email: [email protected] Expired in 2009 Mobile : 9814053048. Fellowship Year : 1986. 21 F0026 F0027 Dr.Chaudhury Madan Lal Dr. Cheema Tejwant Singh 'Anamika',Baranilpur More, G.T.Road, 1108/3, Tagore Nagar, Near New DMCH, Burdwan 713 103. West Bengal Ludhiana 141 001. Punjab Tel : ® 2540 08 50. © 2569 397. Tel : (0161) ® 3254053 © 2302428 Fellowship Year : 1986. Fax : (161) 2741 850. Email : [email protected] Mobile : 9815030253 Fellowship Year : 1986. “ D ” F0028 F0029 Dr.Daftary Shirish N. Dr. Dastur Adi E. 2,Ashoknagar Society,11th North-South Scheme, 103,”Razak Haven” 12,Darabsha Lane, Juhu Vile Parle, Mumbai 400049. Maharashtra Nepean Sea Road,Mumbai 400 026. Maharashtra Tel : ® 2614 46 00. © 2614 06 68. Tel : ® 2363 2906. © 2218 66 26 / 2218 13 37. Email: [email protected] / Fax : 2362 23 01. [email protected] Email: [email protected] Founder Fellowship Year : 1984. Mobile : 9821023230. Fellowship Year : 1984. F0030 F0031 Dr. Das Raj Kumar Dr. Deshmukh Minakshi B. Lachitnagar D12 Laxmi Nagar Gauhati 781 007. Assam Nagpur 440 022. Maharashtra Fellowship Year 1985. Fellowship Year 1985. F0032 F0033 Dr. Desai Maganlal K. Dr. Dhaliwal Balbir Kaur 404,Jounna-I,10-Pali Road,Bandra, Dhaliwal Hospital Mumbai 400 050. Maharashtra Moga 142 001Punjab Tel : ® 2642 2681. © 2642 29 33. Fellowship Year 1985. Fellowship Year 1985. F0034 F0035 Dr. Desai Vinayak J. Dr.Mrs. Deshmukh Malini A. Avni,Dadyseth Road 2/8,Gurudeo Society,Hatiskar Marg, Malad,Mumbai 400 064. Maharashtra Prabhadevi Sea Face, Mumbai 400 025. Tel : ® 2882 44 13. © 2889 26 47. Maharashtra Fellowship Year 1985. Tel : ® 2422 17 11. Fellowship Year 1985. F0036 F0037 Dr.Mrs. Dutta Nirupama Dr. Das Biswanath Nirupam, Opp.Science College, 97/1C,Hazra Road Bongaigaon Assam Calcutta 700 026. West Bengal Fellowship Year 1985. Mobile : 9433067299 Fellowship Year 1985. F0038 F0039 Dr. Dass Anusuya Dr. Das Subodh Kumari 126,Malcha Marg,Chanakyapuri, B306,Welcome Aprts, Plot No.32, Rohini, New Delhi 110 021. Uttar Pradesh Sector:9,New Delhi 110085 Uttar Pradesh Tel : ® 2611 14 85. © 2338 15 62. Tel : ® 27552151 / 27563997.© 2705 10 11 Mobile : 986841137 Ext:2019. Email : [email protected] Fax : 2705 10 37. Fellowship Year 1985. Email: [email protected] Mobile : 98100 59380. Fellowship Year 1985. 22 F0040 F0041 Dr. Dan Amarendra Nath Dr. Dutta Manik Ranjan Surjya Smriti,17 RB Ghosh Road M-30,G.K.Part-I Burdwan 713 101West Bengal New Delhi 110 048. Uttar Pradesh Tel: (0342) 2686 02. Fellowship Year 1985. Fellowship Year 1985. F0042 F0043 Dr. Dhurandhar Jay K. Dr. Dhar Girija Rushab Towers, Flat No.1403, 14th Floor, Kralsangar,Brein Nishat Road Zakaria Bunder Cross Lane, Off P.D.Melloroad, Srinagar Jammu & Kashmir Behind Balmer Lawerie And Co., Seweree West Fellowship Year 1985. Mumbai 400015. Maharashtra Tel : ® 3633301 / 26046034/48/52.© 2363 22 30. Email: [email protected] Mobile : 98200 63330. Fellowship Year 1985. F0044 F0045 Dr.Mrs. Deodhar Lalita Sharad Dr. Durvasula Uma Devi Dr.Deodhar's Hospital,Opp.Ice Factory, 14-37-16,"Casa Lincoln",Gokhale Road, Gokhale Road, Navpada,Thane 400 602. Visakhapatnam 530 002. Andhra Pradesh Maharashtra Tel : ® 2565 518. © 2718 092. Tel : ® 25821150. ©25406036 / 25424742 / Email: [email protected] 25430727. Fellowship Year 1985. Email : [email protected] Mobile : 98202 42987. Fellowship Year 1985. F0046 F0047 Dr. Droupadi Devi Dr.Dhar Saw Wai Hu Devi Nursing Home, College Square, Eternia,Fuller Ride Road, Mawlai-Mawroh, Cuttack 753 003. Orissa Shillong 793 008. Meghalaya. Tel : (0671) ® 2613 927. © 2614 143. Tel : (0364) ® 2590 514. © 2226 876. Fax : (0671) 2629 150. Mobile:98630 60391. Email : [email protected] Fellowship Year : 1986. Mobile : 98610 16043. Fellowship Year : 1986. F0048 F0049 Dr.Das Kamal Kumar Dr.Dhall Gian Indra 225,Co-Operative Colony, 334,Sector 6, P.O.Bokaro Steel Colony,Dhanbad 827 001Bihar Panchkuta.
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