How GCS-GCRI Enriched Me
Journal Title: GUJARAT CANCER SOCIETY RESEARCH JOURNAL - Year 2018, Vol 20, Issue 1
Abstract
Prologue: It is my great pleasure to receive Shri Madanmohan Ramanlal GCRI Luminary Oration Award which is envisaged as a Life-Time Award for its recipients. Shri Madanmohan Ramanlal was a karmayogi, a philanthropist and a deeply religious man with highest priority on ethics and business morals. The award is given away to a senior GCRIan for his/her contribution to GCRI, to his/her discipline, science in general, professional organizations and society at large. It is said that it is awarded to a compassionate teacher who is a source of inspiration to generations of students. Seven GCRI Luminaries have adorned and embellished this recognition.
Authors and Affiliations
Dr. Shilin Shukla
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