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Hospital assistant surgeons.—Babus B. B. Mitter, Bettiah
Raj ; M. S. Mohan Raj, Bankipur; D. D. Dey, Monghyr;
N. 0. Roy, Jamshedpur ; G. Giri, Puri, and Maulavi M. Khan,
Purulia.
Touring assistant surgeons.—Maulavis M. Naimuddin,
Phulpras; M. S. Hussain, Raxaul; M. A. Rahim, Muzaffarpur ;
Babus B, D. Gupta, Gopalgunge; S. D. Singh, Bettiah; Maulavis
Muhammad Ishaque, Bihar ; R. Ahmad, Arwal ; Babus S. N.
Singh I, Bhabua ; R. R. Sirkar, Dinapur; M. Upadya, Sasaram ;
B. K. Mukhairji, Sahebganj; G. S. Dehuri, Chaibassa ; B. N. Das,
Angul; G. B. Patnaik, Khurda; J. Mahanti, Jajpur (since
transferred to North Bihar) and M. Khess, Ranchi.
(b) The names of the following officers are also mentioned
for special work in connection with the "serum simultaneous "
inoculations performed at the Outtack Agricultural Farm.
Laboratory assistant.—Babu J. N. Mukharji, who was in
charge of the inoculation camp throughout the year.
Veterinary inspector.—Babu R. K. Ram, who occasionally
supervised the work.
Maulavi Muhammad Shariff and Mr. J. Minj II, reserve
veterinary assistant surgeons who gave general help in the
operation.
(c) The clerical staff of the head office and range offices worked
well throughout the year. I would like to mention in particular
the name of Babu D. Roy Chowdhury, the Superintendent of
my office who worked extremely hard and satisfactorily throughout
the year.
J. S. GAREWAL, I.V.S.,
Offg. Director, Civil Veterinary
Department, and Veterinary Adviser
to Government, Bihar and Orissa.
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| Description | Covers the work of the CVD in Bihar & Orissa 1911-1936. Topics covered include contagious diseases, breeding operations, veterinary hospitals and dispensaries, veterinary education, cattle fairs, inoculations. Cattle disease outbreak maps included. |
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| Description | Reports dated 1887-1950 record activities of the Civil Veterinary Department across India. Plus minutes, memoirs and ledgers concerning veterinary officers and their work. |
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