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Physician's List Council of Homoeopathic Medicine, West Benagal Part B of the Register of Registered Practitioners' Sl No. Reg. No.. Date of Reg. Name Address Oualification 1 B1 02-May-68 Dr. Nalini Kanta Ghosh 765B, Block 'P', New Alipore, Kol - 53 Prac.Quali 2 B5 02-May-68 Dr. Desha Priya Chatterjee 55/16, Purba Sinthee Road, Kol - 30 Prac.Quali 3 B6 02-May-68 Dr. Gobindo Prasad Mondal 17, Beniatala Lane, P.O. - Amhrest Street, Kol - 9 Prac.Quali 4 B9 02-May-68 Dr. Santosh Kr. Paul P-364/2, Vidyasagar Sarani, P.O. - Barisha (700008) Prac.Quali 5 B10 02-May-68 Dr. Sunil Kr. Nath 50, Porui Main Rd., Behala, Kol - 61 Prac.Quali 6 B11 02-May-68 Dr. Ramani Mohan Chowdhury 110B, Narikeldanga Nath Road, Kol - 11 Prac.Quali 7 B12 02-May-68 Dr. Kedar Chandra Sinha 59 - Harish Chatterjee Street, Kol - 25 Prac.Quali 8 B14 02-May-68 Dr. Dwijendranath Bhattacharje 17, Strand Rd., Dakshineswar, Ariadah, Kol - 57 Prac.Quali 9 B15 02-May-68 Dr. Amulya Charan Maiti 206/1E, Bidhan Sarani Suite No. 2, Kol - 6 Prac.Quali 10 B16 02-May-68 Dr. Biswanath Pal Flat No. G5&6, Block No. 7, Poddar Park, Kol - 45 Prac.Quali 11 B17 02-May-68 Dr. Tarapada Adhikary N41/1 Paharpur Rd., Kol - 24 Prac.Quali 12 B18 02-May-68 Dr. Ramendra Mohan Kundu 20A, Ultadanga Rd., Kol - 4 Prac.Quali 13 B19 02-May-68 Dr. Hrishikesh Gupta 32, Ram Kamal Sen Lane, Kol - 7 Prac.Quali 14 B22 02-May-68 Dr. Panchugopal Das G-31, Bapuji Nagar, Kol - 32 Prac.Quali 15 B23 02-May-68 Dr. Dhiren Kr. Chandra 339/2, Kali Pada Mukherjee Rd. Behala East Para, Kol - 700008 Prac.Quali 16 B25 02-May-68 Dr. Ramendra Nath Chatterjee 29, A.T. Chatterjee Rd., Dhakuria, Kol - 31 Prac.Quali 17 B26 02-May-68 Dr. Durgesh Chandra Bhattacharyya Vill. - Durganagar, Kol - 51 Prac.Quali 18 B27 02-May-68 Dr. Montu Kr. Das 28, Kansaripara Rd., Bhowanipur, Kol - 25 Prac.Quali 19 B28 02-May-68 Dr. Pran Sankar Chakraborty 173F, Picnic Garden Rd. Kol -39 Prac.Quali 20 B29 02-May-68 Dr. Saradindu Sekhar Mukherjee 18/37, Ballygunje Place East, P.O. - Ballygunje, Kol - 19 Prac.Quali 21 B32 02-May-68 Dr. Subhendu Kr. Talukdar C/O-P.C Chatterjee, "Miloni", P.O. - Dan Kuni, Dist. - Hooghly Prac.Quali 22 B33 02-May-68 Dr. Banshidhar Ghose 13, Hazra Rd., Kol - 26 Prac.Quali 23 B34 02-May-68 Dr. Achintya Kr. Dutta 197, Bowbazar Street, kol - 12 Prac.Quali 24 B35 02-May-68 Dr. Tarapada Sinha I/I, Swami Vivekananda Rd., Bagha Jatin Pally, Kol - 32 Prac.Quali 25 B36 02-May-68 Dr. Bibhuti Bhusan Bhattachary 25/B, Sahanagar Rd. Kol - 26 Prac.Quali 26 B37 02-May-68 Dr. Amulya Bhusan Mukheree 28A/1B, Jheel Rd., Kol - 31 Prac.Quali 27 B38 02-May-68 Dr. Ashis Ranjan Paul 42, Biren Roy Rd., Kol - 8 Prac.Quali 28 B39 02-May-68 Dr. Dhananjoy Majhi Vill. & P.O. - Maswndi, Burdwan Prac.Quali 29 B40 02-May-68 Dr. Krishna Gopal Basak 91, Banerjee Para Lane, Kol - 31 Prac.Quali 30 B42 02-May-68 Dr. Shibu Lal Mukherjee 129\F, Kalighat Rd., Kol - 700026 Prac.Quali 31 B45 02-May-68 Dr. Panchanan Chakravorti 38C, Bhupendra Bose Avenue, Kol - 4 Prac.Quali 32 B47 02-May-68 Dr. Gouri Sankar Chatterjee 1, Priyanath Chatterjee Street, Belghoriah, Kol - 56 Prac.Quali Council of Homoeopathic Medicine, West Benagal Part B of the Register of Registered Practitioners' Sl No. Reg. No.. Date of Reg. Name Address Oualification 33 B48 02-May-68 Dr. Khagendra nath Bhattacharyya Gangulibagan, Govt. Estate, block - 15, Room T - 4&5, Kol - 47 Prac.Quali 34 B49 02-May-68 Dr. Babunji Chaturvedi ffice of the District Inspection of Schools, Primary Selection, P.O. , Dist Prac.Quali 35 B50 02-May-68 Dr. Nikhil Chandra Roy 38, B.K. Moitra Rd., Kol - 36 Prac.Quali 36 B52 02-May-68 Dr. Akhil Kr. Halder 8/10, Chandra Kr. Roy Lane, Barahinagar, Kol - 36 Prac.Quali 37 B53 02-May-68 Dr. Nripendra Nath De 11B, Talpukur Rd., Beleghata, Kol - 10 Prac.Quali 38 B54 02-May-68 Dr. Biswanath Lahiri 11/2, Kalidas Lahiri Lane, Kol - 36 Prac.Quali 39 B55 02-May-68 Dr. Rajendra Bejoy Banerjee 50-A, Iswar Ganguli Street, Kol - 26 Prac.Quali 40 B57 02-May-68 Dr. Mukul Sen Vill. - Gobindanagar, P.O. - Baidyabati, Dist. - Hooghly, PIN - 712222 Prac.Quali 41 B59 02-May-68 Dr. Dhirendra nath Dasgupta Adarshapalli, Khardaha, 24 Parganas Prac.Quali 42 B61 02-May-68 Dr. Ajit Kumar Chatterjee 13/1, Jhamapukur Lane, Kol - 9 Prac.Quali 43 B62 02-May-68 Dr. Subir Ranjan Dey 3/3, Beliaghata Main Rd., Flat no. - 8, Kol - 10 Prac.Quali 44 B63 02-May-68 Dr. Krishna Kr. Bagchi 59, Dum Dum Rd., Block - E, Flat No. - 5, Kol - 28 Prac.Quali 45 B64 02-May-68 Dr. Gopal Krishna Das 86, Bidhu Bhusan Sengupta Rd., Kol - 34 Prac.Quali 46 B66 02-May-68 Dr. Aswini Kumar Biswas 24/8, Rishi Bankim Chandra Rd. Kol - 28 Prac.Quali 47 B70 02-May-68 Dr. Birendra Kumar Dasgupta 56, Bamacharan Roy Rd. Behala, kol - 34 Prac.Quali 48 B71 02-May-68 Dr. Kripanath Batabyal 86, Beltala Rd., Kol - 26 Prac.Quali 49 B72 02-May-68 Dr. Somenath Batabyal Vill. & P.O. - Khanakul, Dist. - Hooghly Prac.Quali 50 B75 02-May-68 Dr. Ranajit Kumar Mukherjee 7C, Sankar Bose Rd., Kol - 27 Prac.Quali 51 B78 02-May-68 Dr. Bijoy Kr. Chatterjee 5B, Beniapara Lane, Kol - 14 Prac.Quali 52 B79 02-May-68 Dr. Amiya Mukherjee 23/1 - A, Nilmoni Mitra Street, Kol - 6 Prac.Quali 53 B80 02-May-68 Dr. Purna Chandra Chatterjee Central Govt. Qrs., Flat - 130, Block - G/6,Block- Kolkata - 54 Prac.Quali 54 B81 02-May-68 Dr. Hakim Rafiuddin Ahmed 1/C, Mayurbhanj Rd., Kol - 23 Prac.Quali 55 B82 02-May-68 Dr. Rabindranath Mukherjee 10, Roy Para Road, Simthee, Kol - 50 Prac.Quali 56 B83 02-May-68 Dr. Nilmadhab Bose 39/1A, Tollygunj Rd., Kol -26 Prac.Quali 57 B84 02-May-68 Dr. Dhirananda Nandy 6/2E, Uma Kanta Sen Lane, Kol - 30 Prac.Quali 58 B85 02-May-68 Dr. Mohanlal Sahgal 10B, Ballygunje Circular Rd., Kol - 700019 Prac.Quali 59 B86 02-May-68 Dr. Jodhraj Dugar 1/4C, Khagandra Chatterjee Rd., Cossipore, Kol - 2 Prac.Quali 60 B90 02-May-68 Dr. Bibhuti Bhusan Basu 53, Mahanirvan Rd., Kol - 29 Prac.Quali 61 B91 02-May-68 Dr. Narottam Ganguly 21, M.M. Feeder Rd., Areadah, Kol - 57 Prac.Quali 62 B92 02-May-68 Dr. Jyotish Chandra Samajder 47, Alipore Rd., Kol - 27 Prac.Quali 63 B96 02-May-68 Dr. Panchugopal Mitra 1/6C, Cossipore Rd. Kol - 2 Prac.Quali 64 B97 03-May-68 Dr. Naba Kumar Sen 90, Debinibash Rd., Kol - 74 Prac.Quali 65 B98 03-May-68 Dr. Jitendra Sengupta 18A, Sarat Ghosh Street, Kol - 14 Prac.Quali Council of Homoeopathic Medicine, West Benagal Part B of the Register of Registered Practitioners' Sl No. Reg. No.. Date of Reg. Name Address Oualification 66 B101 03-May-68 Dr. Harendra Kumar Das 1, Vivekananda Park, Mahatma Gandhi Rd., P.O. - Haridevpur, Kol - 70008 Prac.Quali 67 B104 03-May-68 Dr. Atul Chandra Dutta 143, Regent Colony, Kol - 40 Prac.Quali 68 B106 03-May-68 Dr. Patit Paban Banerjee 29, Ghosh Lane, Kol - 4 Prac.Quali 69 B107 03-May-68 Dr. Sudhansu Sekhar Sen Tant Para, P.O. - Mrigula, Dist. - Hooghly, Dankuni Prac.Quali 70 B109 03-May-68 Dr. Haridas Roy 2, Graham Rd., Kol - 40 Prac.Quali 71 B112 03-May-68 Dr. Jagadish Chandra Mallik 38, Shahid mahal, D.P. Nagar, Belgharia, Kol - 56 Prac.Quali 72 B117 03-May-68 Dr. Suresh Chandra Das P-32, Rabindranath Tagore Rd., Kol - 77 Prac.Quali 73 B118 03-May-68 Dr. Panchu Gopal Banerjee 25/6, B.M. Banerjee Rd., Belgharia, Kol - 56 Prac.Quali 74 B119 03-May-68 Dr. Saila Sankar Mukherjee 131, Pramanick Ghat Rd., Kol - 36 Prac.Quali 75 B123 03-May-68 Dr. Santosh Kumar Ghosal 58/135, Prince Anwar Shah Road, Kolkata. Prac.Quali 76 B125 03-May-68 Dr. Abinash Chandra De 27, Prabartak Palli, Deshapriyanagar, Kol - 56 Prac.Quali 77 B128 03-May-68 Dr. Nikhil Nath Chakraborty 18/14/1, Goalapara Rd. Central Park, Kol - 60 Prac.Quali 78 B130 03-May-68 Dr. Ashananda Bhattacharjee 88/1/4. Raja Rajendra Lal Mitra Rd., Kol - 10 Prac.Quali 79 B131 03-May-68 Dr. Sudhir Chandra Ghosh Vill. - Santoshpur, P.O. - Paschim Rameswarpur, Dist. - 24 Parganas. Prac.Quali 80 B133 03-May-68 Dr. Sasanka Mohan Barua 4, Sambhudas Lane, Kol - 12 Prac.Quali 81 B134 03-May-68 Dr. Bhupendra Nath Bose 13, N.K. Ghosal Rd., Kol - 42 Prac.Quali 82 B137 03-May-68 Dr. Anil Kanti Pal Vill. - Barkona, P.O. - Nabastha, Dist. - Burdwan Prac.Quali 83 B139 03-May-68 Dr. Ajit Kumar Sarkar 54/6A, Kalipada Mukherjee Rd., Kol - 8 Prac.Quali 84 B140 03-May-68 Dr. Altamsh Ghuznavi 34-B, Mominpore Rd., Kol - 23 Prac.Quali 85 B141 03-May-68 Dr. Gopi Mohan Daw 10A, Shama Charan Maitra Lane, Kol - 36 Prac.Quali 86 B142 03-May-68 Dr. Sudhir Chandra Sircar 58, Regent Place, (Ex - B.O.R.
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