These messages are from our batchmates who agreed to share their messages for those that they missed and even those batch mates they never spoke to!
Live long, healthy and happy. We are among few last batches who passed our MBBS without outright cheating and we should be proud of that.
Dr.Srijan Mazumdar
Be happy and healthy and do whatever it takes –Dr.Abhijit Misra
Keep dreaming ,but don’t forget to take one small step forward every day.Dreams come true when you do something about them –Dr.Amrita Basu
I am lucky to share classrooms with all of you. I will like to collaborate with you, learn from you and expand my sphere of expertise.
Dr.Amit Kr. Das
Always miss you all .
Dr.Debleena Basu
Dear friends,
As we gather to celebrate this Silver Jubilee Reunion, let us take a moment to reflect on our journey as healthcare professionals. Our demanding profession, though fulfilling, has often taken a toll on our physical and mental well-being. In recent years, we have witnessed the untimely loss of young doctors—friends, colleagues, and loved ones—reminding us of the fragility of life.
It is crucial for us to prioritize our health, something we often overlook in our dedication to others. Regular health check-ups are not just a necessity but a responsibility we owe to ourselves and our families. Equally important is nurturing our mental well-being. A cheerful and peaceful mind can be a powerful antidote to the stresses we face daily.
Let us pledge to find joy in the little things, spend quality time with our loved ones, and embrace hobbies that rejuvenate our spirits. Striking a balance between work and life is not a luxury—it’s a necessity.
As we celebrate this milestone, let’s take an oath to meet again in our Golden Jubilee Reunion, healthier, happier, and stronger as a family of healers and friends.
“To care for others, we must first care for ourselves. Happiness is not a destination; it is a way of life.”
Here’s to the memories we’ve made, the challenges we’ve overcome, and the bonds we’ve forged. May the coming years bring us more strength, joy, and togetherness.
Warm regards,
Dipankar Naskar
From Dr.Indranil Mallick
Hi everyone,
I hope you all are doing well! As we’ve moved into our clinical practice phase, I thought it would be valuable for us to share our experiences and insights with each other.
Whether it’s challenges we’re facing, interesting cases we’ve encountered, or tips and tricks that have helped us navigate the clinical environment, I believe we can learn a lot from one another.
It might be helpful to set up a virtual meeting or even a group chat to facilitate these discussions. What do you all think? Let me know your thoughts, and if there’s interest, we can choose a time that works for everyone.
Dr.Sabyasachi Sengupta: Same as I have written 25 years ago ” Jiyo,
muskurayo, khus raho, keya pata kaal ho na ho ”
Dr.Utpal Samanta -I am very lucky being your batch mate.
Dr .Sandip Saha: love you all
Keep smiling as ever and heal your patient with affection and humility passionately. Luv you all-Dr.Alok Kumar Singh
Dr.Sajib Chakraborty
LOVE AND WORK.
NO WORRIES ( HAKUNAMATATA)
Dr.Ahitagni Biswas:STAY WELL AND KEEP IN TOUCH. BEST WISHES.
Dr.Pritosh Srivastava:I am blessed to have such wonderful people in my life. I cherish every moment we spent together.
Dr.Joyashree Bannerjee:Always stay Happy and Healthy. Keep in touch.
Dr.Puspen Mandi
– Truth be told, I still can’t believe it will be 25 years since we entered those hallowed gates of Medical College ! Since then, most of us have progressed far in life, both professionally and personally. During all these years for most of us it’s been difficult to meet-up due to professional & other circumstances. But I’m sure that regardless of distance all of us including me have felt happy in celebrating achievements of fellow batchmates, felt sadness for our losses, and sometimes bitter & disappointed when our views didn’t align with each other.
What I will always believe that there’s more to us than that ! As our world becomes increasingly geopolitically volatile & climate catastrophe looms large, I fear for the fate of our future generation.
For us & our descendents, I believe in the what “SAMWISE the Brave” said in “LORD OF THE RINGS :THE TWO TOWERS”
“That there’s some good in this world, Mr. Frodo, and it’s worth fighting for.”
Dr.Chandrashish Chakravarty:I hope this companionship will bring a breath of fresh air amidst the gloom prevailing in the medical profession.
Dr.Chandrashish Chakravarty:All the best!
Dr.Rubik Ray:It is said that true friendships are formed when life is young and when there are no reasons. After that time, there are only colleagues , co-workers and acquaintances . I have found this to be wholly true. So cherish your old friends always. There is nothing better or purer.
Dr.Shaktirupa Ballav :BONDHU , CHOL
Dr.Sharmistha Daripa:Stay connected, stay united.
Dr.Debashish Char দেখা হবে….
Dr.Arunava Chakraborty: I am eagerly waiting to meet you all”
Dr.Debarati Pathak:so happy to meet you all soon.
Dr.Shaswati Sengupta:Let`s connect – with family, friends, life & nature.
Dr.Vineet Agarwal:Dear Friends, Its amazing to think that it is 25 years since we joined our alma mater in 2000. We have shared so many memories from late night study sessions to fun gatherings, from politics to love. Our bond has only grown stronger over the years. Let’s cherish the memories and celebrate our achievements. Here’s to many more years of success and happiness together again.
Dr.Diptanshu Das Let’s stay in touch. Those words good always that we will always remember. It feels as if just a short duration back, and it seems unbelievable that almost quarter of a century has passed since our meeting each other for the first time. What?
Dr.Biplab Tudu :Fir milenge
Dr.Suhas Das-তোদের মিস করি
Dr.Pradip Kr.Mandal –Keep in touch
Dr.Sandip Sardar: It’s an honor to see the incredible journeys we’ve all embarked upon since our time at CMC. Let’s continue to inspire and support each other in making a meaningful impact in healthcare and society.