Dr. S. R. Jana
He was a Senior Lecturer at IPGME & R, where he taught MD students in the field of General Medicine. He also instructed students from the School of Nursing and the School of Physical Medicine at IPGME & R. Throughout his career, he published three original research papers in esteemed Indian journals. Additionally, he authored educational books in Bengali, aimed at educating patients, with a total of twelve such books written. He also wrote fourteen spiritual books.
During the KARGIL WAR (1999), he spent a commendable 19 days on the front lines, contributing to the medical efforts in the war zone. Furthermore, he organized and facilitated multiple eye operation camps in Ladakh, where a total of 400 cataract surgeries were performed, bringing sight to those in need.
Worked in Darjeeling, Kolkata and other places.
He was a senior Lecturer in PG Kolkata
Went to Kargil war as a doctor for Kargil soldiers.
Wrote so many books. Some books are for sale.
Vijayashree award
Dr S R Jana and Bijendra Singh in China
Beauty of Tiger hill (Drass- Ladak) 1999
Live Tiger
Senior Lecturer IPGME and R ( MD Gen Medicine Students, Students of School of Nursing and School of Physical Medicine)
More than 200 in numbers are there. Some books are for sale.
Camp in Lay(LADAK), 19 Days KARGIL WAR, Service at AMARNATH Root .....and many more
Travel to South-East Asia, European countries, and the USA, followed by the rest of the world excluding South America
Cardiological Society of India, Association of Physicians of India, Indian Medical Association (Ex V.P. of the State of W.B.),
The research society for the study of Diabetes in India, Association of Medical Science (New Delhi), Diabetic Assn.of India,
The Indian Society of Electrocardiography, Indian Society for Clinical & Exp.
Hypnosis, Indian Assn. of Diabetes Educators.
Fortunately, Dr. S. R. Jana received the permission and support of the
honorable Prime Minister Shri. Atal Bihari Vajpayee and honorable defense Minister
Mr. George Mathew Fernandes and he went to Kargil war front, 'Health Care Mission Kargil' was formed with eight mountaineers.
They embarked on a remarkable journey, driven by their unwavering dedication to providing healthcare in challenging circumstances.
He began his illustrious career on January 26, 1970,
as a first-class gazetted officer M.O.I/C at Garubathan PHC located in a hilly jungle in Darjeeling.
He later served at Writers Building, R. G. Kar Medical College & Hospital,
Calcutta M.C. Hospital, and S. S. K. M. Hospital.......