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Journal Title: Journal of the Indian Medical Association - Year 2019, Vol 117, Issue 1
Abstract
Let me start quoting the GEETAS eternal massage what happened in the past was right and good, what is happening today is right and good and what will happen tomorrow will be right and good; we are to serve our duties faithfully, sincerely and honestly. I do pay my regards to all past Editors starting from the first one Sir Nilratan Sircar who coined JIMA the Journal of Indian Medical Association to reach to this highest honoured position in the arena of World Medical Literature.
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Dr Golokbihari Maji
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