Talk:Pasupati Bose

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We need sources for this article's content. Unfortunately, the Kolkata Medical College website no longer has articles about their fameous professors. --Bejnar 22:37, 6 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Some of the facts are wrong. He passed out from RG Kar Medical College & was a house-surgeon in the gynaecology department. He wanted to be a gynaecologist & was due to go to UK for his MRCOG, when his father died & so he opted for anatomy, in which he was a brilliant undergraduate student. In fact, his anatomy class-work with beautiful diagrams & animations was taken to the RCS England & appreciated by the court of examiners as a unique product.His writing on the blackboard was better than any pen & paper calligraphy. He could draw a diagram with both hands on the blackboard.He would teach anatomy combined with physiology; in fact his students learned more physiology from him than from the teachers of physiology. He made a dull.dry & dead subject like anatomy so interesting, that all four medical college students would attend his lectures. This section was added in the "Notes" field of the article on 23 February 2011 by IP editor 59.93.217.249 and moved here on 20 May 2012. moved by --Bejnar (talk) 18:10, 20 May 2012 (UTC)[reply]