02 Dec 2016, 06:31 am
On Nov 26, all right-thinking people, who believe in the virtues of Organ Transplantation, were gathered together to host the programme called the Cadaver Daan.
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The inaugural address was given by Sutanu Ghosh (President, The Bengal Chamber of commerce and industries).
The eminent speakers of the programme were Dr. Amit Ghose (Chairperson Emeritus-Health Committee, BCC&I and Consultant Urologist, Apollo Gleneagles Hospitals Kolkata) who was also the moderator of the programme, Dr. Sunil Shroff (Senior Consultant Urologist,Transplant Surgeon & Managing Trustee MOHAN Foundation), Dr. Arindam Chanda (Chairperson-Health Committee,BCC&I,COO,GD Hospital & Diabities Institute) Dr. V V Lakshminarayan(Chief Nephrologist,Apollo Gleneagles Hospitals Kolkata), Dr. Aditi Kishore Sarkar ,Addl DHS (Admin), Govt. of WB, among others.
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On behalf of Bengal Chamber the personalities who offered to donate their organs are- R.N. Lahiri (Chairperson Emeritus,IT Committee,BCCI), Radhakrishnan (Past president,BCC&I),Dipak Dutta (Member,BCC&I), Arun Kr. Mukherjee (Chairperson of energy & environment committee,BCC&I), Shubhodip Ghosh (Director General,BCC&I) and Dr. Amit Ghose(Chairperson Emeritus -Health Committee,BCC&I).
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