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Doctor's Day Observed in Doomdooma: Seminars and Tributes to Medical Pioneers

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Jul 2, 2025 — 1 min read

The seminar on 'Snake bite, snakes and human conflict' and Doctor's Day celebrations were observed at Doomdooma FRU Hospital and Bir Raghab Moran Government Model (BRMGM) College, respectively. Renowned speakers from the Wildlife Foundation, Dr. Ravi Yadav and Dr. Farooq Ali, highlighted the importance of snakes in biodiversity and the risks associated with snake bites. The event at Doomdooma FRU Hospital was attended by 300 students from BRMGM College, along with district officials, doctors, nurses, and tea plantation workers. Doctor's Day was also marked by floral tributes to Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy, the second Chief Minister of West Bengal, and seminars on first aid and the significance of organ donation.

Key Takeaways:

Dr. Ravi Yadav and Dr. Farooq Ali, from the Wildlife Foundation, spoke on the subject of snake bites and human conflict.
The seminar at Doomdooma FRU Hospital highlighted the importance of snakes in biodiversity and the risks associated with snake bites.
Floral tributes were paid in front of the portrait of Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy, the second Chief Minister of West Bengal.
Dr. Debojit Nath explained the significance of Doctor's Day and the contributions of Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy to medical science.
Dr. Badal Kumar Ghosh, President of IMA, Doomdooma Branch, spoke about the modern development of medical science and the importance of organ donation.
Dr. Anjan Saikia discussed the relevance of snakes in biodiversity and the differences between venomous and non-venomous snakes.
The event at BRMGM College was attended by over 300 students and included seminars on first aid and organ donation.

Statistics:

More than 350 people attended the event, including doctors, nurses, ASHA workers, tea plantation sardars and guards, and students.
300 students from BRMGM College attended the seminar on first aid and organ donation.
19 years would have been the maximum lifespan of humans without snakes, according to Dr. Anjan Saikia.

Sources:

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