Born in 1899,
Dr. Rustom Jamshedji Katrak
completed his
M. Ch. from England in the year 1936, and
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As we celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of the Bombay Orthopaedic Society (BOS), it gives me great pleasure
to unveil a special initiative that honours our remarkable journey — the BOS Digital Museum.
This online museum is a living chronicle of our Society’s evolution since its founding in 1965. It
brings together archival photographs, documents, publications, and personal stories that trace the
growth of BOS from its modest beginnings to its present stature as a leading academic and professional
organisation. More than a collection of memories, it reflects the dedication, vision, and collaborative
spirit of generations of orthopaedic surgeons who have shaped our legacy.
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VISIONARIES
Born in 1899,
Dr. Rustom Jamshedji Katrak
completed his
M. Ch. from England in the year 1936, and
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Recognized
as the pioneer of Rehabilitative Medicine in India, Dr. M. V. Sant was a General
Surgeon by training.
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An urban legend famous amongst the residents at the
K. E. M. Hospital in Mumbai, back in the 1940s was
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A pioneering
surgeon, a strict disciplinarian, a good
teacher and a kind-hearted human being. This is how
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The personality
of Prof. Dr. K. T.
Dholakia was indeed
towering and majestic, both literally and
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As an eminent Orthopaedic Surgeon, Dr. G. S.
Chawara's life mission was to ameliorate the
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Dr. M. A. Vali, an Orthopaedic Surgeon trained in
India, initially opted to go to Pakistan after
Independence
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Wunappa Gandhi Ramarao, a brilliant student since
his school days, was the son of a freedom fighter
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To describe him, the late Dr. Manu Kothari at the
K. E. M. hospital said of Dr. Bhansali...he had the
strength
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During the
making of the first edition of this book, a
calm and gentle voice greeted me when we made a
telephone
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There is no greater reward for a doctor than being
looked up to and revered by his patients. To say this
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Though he had no formal qualification in Orthopaedics, Dr. S. J. Kumbhani had a keen
interest in the subject.
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The life and times of Prof. K. V. Chaubal and the history of modern
orthopaedics in India are interwoven
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In the words of the famed Neurosurgeon, Dr. S. K.
Pandya, "The gruff and stern exterior displayed by
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Dr. C. G. Pradhan completed his MS Gen. Surgery
from Nair Hospital and was inspired by his teacher
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Trained under
Dr. M. V. Sant in
Mumbai, Dr. S. K.
Bhandare pursued his Orthopaedic training in England.
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Every Wednesday as the minute hand swept over the
halt past seven mark, a white Fiat would turn in to the
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As one of the most respected senior members of the
Bombay Orthopaedic Society, Dr. M. N. Shahane
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There are indeed very few surgeons who gain
worldwide repute and peer recognition at the same
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It is said that a man is known by the Institutions that
mould him. In the case of Dr. N. S. Laud, the
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There were
surgeons, and then
there was Dr. Bharat
Patel - courageous, meticulous, swift and aggressive.
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Dr.
Thakur comes
across as a simple yet
sophisticated man.
But make no mistake; his pen is mightier than the sword
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Born in 1949,
Dr. Sushil Sabnis
started his medical
journey with the Bombay Orthopaedic Society in 1981
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Until 81 years,
Dr. P. H. Vora
enthusiastically attended
orthopaedic conferences and conducted his
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Any academic
meeting of the Bombay Orthopaedic
Society is considered incomplete unless a gentleman
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At 79, Dr. A. G. Ambardekar is a satisfied man. He
very eloquently quotes Frank Sinatra's song,
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Dr. Ram Prabhoo's tenure as the President of the
Bombay Orthopaedic Society may be considered as
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If one were to
describe Dr. V. T. Ingalhalikar, the title
that would best suit him is "A master of all trades".
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An all-round athlete, a college champion and
Captain of the Bombay Unit Football Team,
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Humour is a trait that can't be developed; either you
have it or you don't. Some amongst us are blessed
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As a custodian of the legacy of Dr. K. T. Dholakia,
Dr. H. R. Jhunjhunwala marches on in his journey of
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A leader who metamorphosed the Bombay
Orthopaedic Society from a purely academic
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The 'War Horse'
of the Bombay Orthopaedic Society
in the truest sense of the word, Dr. Warrier doesn't
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His colleagues often describe him as strong, silent
and secure. But he is their "Go-to Man' in times of
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If Dr. K. T. Dholakia
is considered as the cornerstone of
the Bombay Orthopaedic Society, Dr. L. N. Vora was
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They say that
adversity causes
some men to break,
while others to break records. Going by the book of the
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ANP, aka PRIMUS,
is an orthopaedic surgeon, teacher of
orthopaedics and a life coach. The common thread that runs
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In more ways
than one, Dr. Chandrashekhar J.
Thakkar could be considered as the ‘renaissance
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Dr. Arvind
Goregaonkar dons many hats. A
phenomenal academician, a popular teacher, an
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As a starry-eyed
young man and a medical
graduate, Dr. Sunil always dreamt of following in the
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Patience!
Persistence!! Perseverance!!!
These three words can’t be better described when you want to
talk about
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Academically
oriented, well-read, meticulous and
always putting across his views in scientific meeting
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If there is one
quality that defines
Dr. Rajesh Gandhi, it is momentum. A surgeon who
refuses to stand still...
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In the fall of
1993, a man arrived in
Bombay from Jammu, carrying both displacement and a
quiet resolve in
his..
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Dr. Mohan Madhav
Desai , a man whose smiling and calm behaviour encompasses a pleothra of
ideas and thought.
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This quote
perfectly describes
Dr. Gautam Zaveri, a man on a mission to fulfil his vision
of sharing the Knowledge..
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THE JOURNEY
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