ISOPARB: Indian Society of Perinatology and Reproductive Biology

Indian Society of Perinatology and Reproductive Biology

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ISOPARB CME - 9th October by Indore Obs & Gynae Society

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ISOPARB was founded in the city of Patna to generate the message of peace and happiness in this land for the
mother, child and the whole family i.e. Perinatology Society, irrespective of rich and poor people.

The credit goes to the founder members Late Dr. G. Achari, Dr. Tarun Banerjee, Dr. Kamala Achari. Dr. Kamala Dhall, Dr. G.I. Dhall,
Dr. Ajit C. Mehta, Dr. S. Dasgupta, Dr. B .Palaniappan, Dr. K.M.Gun, Dr. N.N. Roy Chowdhary, Dr.Jagdishwari Mishra, Dr. Nirmala Saxena, Dr. Gita Ganguly Mukherjee to nurture this society from birth to adulthood by their dedicated, devoted and perpetual efforts.

With a handful of members, the society started functioning under the banner of ISOPARB and able guidance of
Dr. Mrs. Kamala Achari who is its founder president.

Dr. Kamala Achari

Patrons: Late Dr. G. Achari, Dr. Kamala Achari, Dr. Tarun Banerjee, Dr. N. N. Roychoudhary, Dr. Rohit Bhatt, Dr. Kamal Buckshee

Name: Indian Society of Perinatology and Reproductive Biology

Registration: This society is registered under the Societies Registration Act 21 of 1860, the registration No. 71 of
1978- 1979.

Registered Office: The registered office is at Patna and unanimously agreed upon by the members to remain at
Patna permanently.
Address: 21/ D Road No. 10, Rajendranagar, PATNA-800016

ISOPARB VISION:

ISOPARB has a very bright future ahead and this should continue by untiring and devoted attitude of all the members who are associated with this body.

Members should render their services to the poor, unaware, uneducated and under privileged mothers and children so that the high maternal & neonatal death rate shows a decline as 80-85% of our population lives in remote corners of villages.

The victory of ISOPARB is only possible if we strive hard for the success.