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A TRIP DOWN
THE MEMORY LANE...
HISTORY OF GOVERNMENT MEDICAL COLLEGE, KOTTAYAM
ANCIENT HISTORY
OF ARPOOKARA
During the end of the 9th century the
major kingdoms of South India were the
Cholas, Pandyas, Sathyaputhra and the
Cheras. The Cheras ruled over the Kerala
region. Around this time another kingdom
called 'Vempolinad' came to existence. It
was further divided into 'Thekkumkoor'
and 'Vadakkemkoor'. Kottayam was mainly
ruled by Thekkumkoor who had their base
at Venmoni and Thalikotta near Kottayam.
Vadakkemkoor kingdom had their base in
Kidangoor and later Vaikom. It is curious
to note that the Kudamaloor region
was owned by Chempakassery Raja of
Ambalappuzha. He was instrumental in the
formation of the Kudamaloor Church 1000
years back.
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ARPOOKARA
The name Arpookara came into
existence due to four reasons:
1.
‘Aarukalum pookkalum’ –
because this region had a lot of
rivers and flowers
2.
This region was owned by
‘Thiruvarppu devaswam’,
so thiruvarppukara became
Arpookara.
3. Arumukhan kara became
Arpookara
4. The main reason cited is
when Raja Chembakassery
of Ambalappuzha travelled
to Kudamaloor along the
Meenachil river, people on
the banks hailed him with
‘aarppuvili’, so came the name
‘Aarppittakara’ or ‘ Arpookara’.
FIRST MEDICAL COLLEGES
IN KERALA
The first Medical College was
inaugurated by the Prime Minister
of India Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
on the 27th of November, 1951 at
Trivandrum. Dr. C O Karunakaran
was the main Architect of this
premier institution.
JAWAHARLAL NEHRU
DR. A. R. MENON
The 2nd Medical college was
inaugurated on the 5th of August
1957 by the Health Minister in the
EMS ministry Dr. A R Menon at
Calicut.
FORMATION OF
KOTTAYAM MEDICAL
COLLEGE
There were discussions for the 3rd
Medical College in the state during
the 3rd Five year plan in 1960.
PATTOM THANUPILLA
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P. T. CHACKO
When the Pattom Thanupilla
Ministry came into existence.
Even though premier districts
like Ernakulam and Trichur
stated their claims, it was none
other than the Home minister P
T Chacko who insisted that the
3rd Medical College should be at
Kottayam. He was supported by
Joseph Chazhikkadan, an MLA of
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R. SANKAR
MP GOVINDAN NAIR
PSP. The first public request for
a Medical College was done by
Kurian Uthup, former Municipal
Chairman of Kottayam on the 1st
of August of 1960. Kurian Uthup
(Municipal Vice chairman at that
time) suggested that Kottayam
who had a population of 16 lakhs
should get the 3rd Medical College.
But there was a tug of war between
Arpookara and Thiruvanchoor for
the site. It was the sincere and
strong efforts of George Joseph
Podipara, the MLA of Ettumanoor
for Arpookara and PC Cherian
Padinjarakkara, MLA of Kottayam
for Thiruvanchoor. Thiruvanchoor
GEORGE JOSEPH PODIPARA
V K VELAPPAN
as a site was backed by the
prominent Malayalam Daily. But
VK Velappan, the Health Minister
stood by Arpookara and the 3rd
Medical College was ultimately
constructed at Panikkankunnu in
Arpookara. It was on the 5th of May
1961 that the Chief Minister Pattom
Thanupilla declared that Kottayam
Medical college will be constructed
at Panikkankunnu, Arpookara and
50 students will be in the first Batch.
He also declared that a 450 bedded
hospital will be constructed.
THE FIRST BATCH CONTROVERSY
There is a controversy about who exactly is the first
batch of Kottayam Medical College. 1961 batch joined
Trivandrum Medical College on the 19th of May 1961.
They completed their first MBBS at Trivandrum itself
and reached Kottayam on the 6th of January 1963.
The 1961 batch claim that they were originally the
first batch intended for Kottayam Medical College.
The 2nd batch also joined Trivandrum on the 1st of
August 1962 but reached Kottayam on the 30th of
November 1962. They claim that they are the first
students to reach Kottayam Medical College.
The 3rd batch joined in 1963 and they claim that the
first day of their MBBS started in Kottayam Medical
College and they are indeed the true first batch.
THE BEGINNING
Dr. CM Francis was posted as the special officer and
Principal of Medical college, Kottayam on the 4th
of May, 1962. But the Health Minister V K Velappan
unfortunately left to heavenly abode on the 26th
of August, 1962 and M P Govindan Nair took over
as the Health Minister. Pattom Thanupilla became
the Punjab Governor and R. Sankar was sworn in
as the Chief Minster on the 26th of September,
1962. MP Govindan Nair declared on October 21st
1962 that Kottayam Medical College will be shifted
from Trivandrum. But historically a deterrent in the
progress of the Medical College, was probably the
sino-Indian war fought from October 20 1962 to
November 21 1962. However on November 25, 1962
the students arrived from Trivandrum. "It was a rain
drenched day", remembers Dr. V P Paily of the 1962
batch when they reached Kottayam on the black and
white bus, a colour combination unique to the bus
overloaded and the luggage mostly on the top. He
also remembers that a magnanimous planter showed
the first welcome gesture by paying the bill for all of
us at ‘Bestotel’ owned by Raghavan.
PROF. C. M. FRANCIS & V. V. GIRI
R SANKAR (CM) & M P GOVINDAN NAIR (HEALTH MINISTER)
On November 29, 1962, 75000 Sq. Feet building was
ready for the College. Government Medical College
Kottayam was formally inaugurated on the 3rd of
December 1962 by the Chief Minister R. Sankar in
a function presided by the Health Minister Sri. M P
Govindan Nair (the present Travancore Devaswam
Board President).
On the 6th of January 1963, the 1961 batch reached
Kottayam. The first clinical class was taken on the
6th of January 1963 by Prof. K. Prarameswara Iyer
(Former HOD Med). 11 girls and 17 boys were present
in the class from the 31 who passed first MBBS from
Trivandrum. Nine doctors including five professors
were present at that time. They included Prof. C M
Francis (Physiology), Prof. Mohandi (Anatomy), Prof.
PROF. PARAMESWARA IYER, C. M. FRANCIS & JUSTICE M K JOSEPH
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Yagna Narayana Iyer (Biochemistry),
Prof. K. Parameswara Iyer
(Medicine), Prof. Balsalam (Surgery).
Prof. Issac Joseph, Professor of
Community Medicine was to join
soon. The blood bank of Kottayam
Medical College was inaugurated
on the 18th of January, 1963
by the Superintendent Prof K.
Parameswaran.
The other prominent doctors in the
District Hospital of Kottayam were
the stalwarts, Dr. V O Sachariah
(Former HOD ENT) and
Dr. Pappachan.
STATISTICS OF 1963
In 1963, the number of beds were
289 compared with the present
bed strength of 1110 (official) and
average census of 1450 in 2015. The
number of outpatients were 480718
and in patients 25114 in 1963. In
2014, the OP is about 7 lakhs and IP
is 70000.
ROADS IN 1962-'63
The cardinal road of Medical
College from Subramanya Swami
Temple to Amalagiri was built
after the formation of Medical
College in the land acquired for
the medical college. The bus route
was from Kottayam to Subramanya
Swami Temple Arpookara and
then to Mannanam along a road
which does not have a bus route
now. Another route was from
Athirampuzha to Amalagiri and
then to the Main Central road to
Adichira via Kannukulam. This
Amalagiri Adichira road also
does not have a bus route now.
The approach road from Medical
College to the Main Central road
came in 1969 (construction from
1967-69). At the time of inception
of the Medical college, this was only
a narrow path in the middle of wide
paddy fields. Bullocks carts trudged
the road in front of the medical
college at that time. So to get a bus
the students had to go either to
Arpookkara temple, Amalagiri or
along the paddy fields to the main
central road.
THE HILLS OF
ARPOOKARA AND THE
LAND ACQUISITION
It was Sreekumaran Moothathu of
Padakassery illam, who donated
the major share of the land for the
construction of the Medical College.
He initially gave 86 acres and there
are reports that it was close to 116
acres or more. The prominent hills
of the Medical College are
1. ‘Panikkankunnu’ which became
the Medical College Hospital
2. ‘Kozhimala’ which became the
ladies hostel, college office and
now the Dental college.
3. ‘Kurukkan kunnu’ which is the
mens’ hostel
4. ‘Ettadikunnu’ which became
the Children Hospital (Institute
of Child Health)
Around 263 acres were taken for
the Medical College. The Police
Station, the KSEB substation, Water
Authority, the Arpookara Vocational
Higher Secondary School (8.5 acres,
started in 1966), School of Medical
education (1993), the road where
all started from the land acquisition.
Now about 243 acres of land is left
for the Medical College.
SREEKUMARAN
MOOTHATHU,
PADAKASSERY
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On 17-09-1964, the Indian
Medical Council team under
the leadership of Dr. C S Patel,
President, Dr. R M Kasaliwal, Dr. S
P Nath, Dr. Amarchand and Dr. C O
Karunakaran visited the campus.
They lauded the functioning
of Kottayam Medical College.
They also requested everyone to
contribute handsomely to the
Bidhan Chandra Roy (Second Chief
Ministerof West Bengal, and on
his birthday and death day (same)
July 1 the doctors day is celebrated
in India) Fund collection aimed at
forming the B C Roy Awards.
Psychiatry OP was started on the
5th of March, 1965.
1961 BATCH - COLLEGE UNION INAUGURATION
On November 9, 1965 KP
Kesavamenon inaugurated the
College Union.
POST GRADUATE
COURSES IN KOTTAYAM
MEDICAL COLLEGE
The first batch convocation was
on the 24th of September, 1966
and Bhagavan Sahai, the Governor
of Kerala was the Chief Guest and
Kesavan Nair Presided over the
function. Roy P. Thomas was the
first Secretary General and M M
Joseph was the first College Union
President.
PG Courses (MS Surgery & MD
Medicine) started from 1973-74
(01.06.1973). ESI hospital with its
quarters and campus was taken
over from ESI Corporaton on
payment and converted as Institute
of Child Health (ICH) in April 1975,
shifting the Paeds dept from DH
Kottayam
The Government Medical College
Hospital Arpookara building was
inaugurated on the 14th of April,
1970 by the health minister Sri. K M
George. Dr. Mathew Varghese was
the Superintendent at that time.
COLLEGE OF NURSING
College of Nursing Kottayam
started functioning from May 1982
with 25 BSc (Ng) students. Due
to lack of facilities at MCK, it was
accommodated at the college of
nursing TVM.
The new MC administrative block
opened in Oct.1985. College of
Nursing shifted to Gandhinagar
in November 1985; started
functioning in the space vacated
by college office (present Dental
College)
STAFF NITE
Prof. K P Paulose was the man
instrumental behind the staff nite of
Kottayam Medical college. He was
at Kottayam Medical College form
1979 to 1990. The first staff nite was
in 1981, the second one in October
1986 and third one in April 1988.
DR. K P PAULOSE
2002 BATCH CONVOCATION
From Left to right
DR. P CHANDRAMOHAN (FORMER DME),
DR. A MEHARUNISA (PRINCIPAL),
DR. A P J ABDUL KALAM
PROF. (DR.) JANCY JAMES (FORMER VC MG UNIVERSITY)
DR. SUDHAYA KUMAR (FORMER DME)
DR. M N SASIKUMAR
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THE PARENT TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION
The PTA of our college was formed
on the 6th of August 1988 by Dr.
Sara Varghese, the Principal.
CONVOCATIONS
Padmavibhooshan Jnanapeed award
winner U. R. Ananthamurthy
2nd VC Gandhiji University
The first ceremonial convocation
was in Kottayam medical college on
1990. I am happy to note that all the
convocations in our state followed
this . It was Padmavibhooshan
Jnanapeed award winner U. R.
Ananthamurthy, the second vice
chancellor of Gandhiji University
(later Mahathma Ghandhi
University), who was the chief
guest.
Dr. Alice Thomas the Executive
Committee members and Dr.
Ramakrishna Iyer Dr. Neelakanda
Sharma and Dr. C Radhakrishnan
Auditors.
Next significant Alumni Get
Together was on 17-08-1986
and Kanam Sankarapillai was the
President, Ramakrishnan Nair, The
Secretary and R N Sharma was the
Treasurer.
ALUMNI GET TOGETHERS
2000 – Millennium Get together
2002 – Get together
2012 – Golden Jubilee Get together
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Alumni Association was started at
Kottayam Medical College from
the 9th of November, 1977. Dr.
Sivasankara Pillai was the President,
Dr. Kasi Visweswaran, the Secretary,
Dr. Indiradevi, Joint Secretary, Dr.
AS Mathew, The Treasurer, Dr.
Sankarapillai, Dr. Cherian PC and
2008 BATCH CONVOCATION CEREMONY
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Dr. Sivasankara Pillai
DME (1961)
Inauguration of Alumni Golden Jubilee Auditorium by Hon. Chief Minister Oommen Chandi.
STUDENT STRENGTH
PADMA AWARDEES
1961 First batch (1961 batch) of
50 MBBS students were selected
and accommodated at Medical
College Thiruvananthapuram from
01.08.1961
1962 had 60 students.
1965 had 80 students
1977 Strength of admission were
still at 80
1978 had 85 students Bed strength
stood at 837
Annual intake of MBBS students
increased to 100 in 1979
Annual intake of MBBS students
was increased from 100 to 150 since
2006 admission.
DR. PHILIP AUGUSTINE
(1965 BATCH)
DR. MATHEW SAMUEL
KALARICKAL
(1965 BATCH)
DR. JOSE CHACKO
PERIAPURAM
(1970 BATCH)
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HEADS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
PROF. G. K. WARRIER (1968-72)
Po\n-bÊv F¶ KW-¯nÂs¸-Sp-¯m-hp¶
AXy-[nIw {]Xn-`m-[-\-\mb hIp-¸pta-[mhn. kq£va-amb Hä t\m«-¯n tcmK\nÀ®bw \S-¯p-¶-Xn A{K-K-Wy³.
At±-l-¯nsâ Ime-¯m-Wv, sI. Fw.-knbn Fw.Un P\-d saUn-kn³
koäp-IÄ Bcw-`n-¡p-¶-Xv.
PROF. D. V. NAIR (1981-82)
kc-k-\mb Cu hIp-¸p-ta-[mhn lrt{ZmK
NnInÕm cwK-¯v {]KÛ\m-bn-cp-¶p.tUm.
sI.]n. ]utemkv XpS§n h¨ Ìm^v ss\
äp-I-fn At±l-¯nsâ km¶n[yw Hgn-hm¡m-\m-hm-¯-Xm-bn-cp-¶p.
Medicine
PROF. P. J. GEEVARGHESE (197280)
]m³{In-bmkv {KÙn-bpsS tcmK-§-fpsS
]T-\-¯n BtKm-f-{]-kn-²³. hIp-¸pta-[m-hn-bmb Ime-L-«-¯n saUn-kn³
hn`mKw hfsc ià-am-bn-cp-¶p.
PROF. M. RAVINDRAN (1983-89)
Bdp hÀj-t¯mfw hIp-¸p-ta-[m-hn-bm-bncp¶ Ct±lw Nn«-bmb coXn-bnÂ
saUn-kn³ hn`m-Ks¯ \bn-¨p.
PROF. HANEEF (1994-97)
PROF. R. V. JAYAKUMAR (2000-01)
\nb-a-§-fn IWn-i-¡m-c-\m-bn-cps¶-¦nepw Xtâ-Xmb coXn-bnÂ
Hcp ssien krjvSn-s¨-Sp-¡p-hm³
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AKm[ ]mWvUn-Xy-apÅ Hcp F³tUmss{I-t\m-f-PnÌv Bbn-cp-¶-t¸mgpw Xsâ
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]c-kv]-c- hn-izmkw Du«n-bp-d-¸n-¡p-¶Xnepw hnP-bn-¨p.
PROF. K. VILASINI (1997-2001)
1962 apXÂ 2000 hsc DÅ
ZoÀL-Imew tIm«bw saUn-¡Â
tIm-tf-Pnsâ `mK-am-bn-cp¶ hyàn.
PROF. C. S. KESAVAN (2003-04)
1970 _m¨nÂs¸« tIi-h³ kmÀ Hcp
{KmaoW A´-co-£-¯n \n¶v h¶v
hIp-¸p-ta-[m-hn-bmbn kvXpXyÀl-amb
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kmbmÓ hn{i-a-th-f-IÄ sI.-Fw.-knbn sNe-h-gn-¡p¶ At±lw Hmtcm
aW¯-cn¡pw ]cn-Nn-X-\m-Wv.
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PROF. R. N. SHARMA (2001-03)
cma-Ir-jvWÀ \oe-IWvT³ iÀ½ 1966þ tIm«bw saUn-¡Â tImtf-PnÂ
hcn-Ibpw 6 am-k-¡m-es¯ Be-¸pg
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BXp-c-]-cn-]m-e-I-s\¶ \ne-bnepw al-¯c-am-bn-cp¶p At±-l-¯nsâ tkh\w.
PROF. P. SUJATHAN (2004-08)
\S-]-Sn-{I-a-§-fn IrXyX ]peÀ¯n
saUn-kn³ hn`m-Ks¯ apt¶m«v \bn¨p.
HEADS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
PROF. KESAVAN NAIR
BZy-Im-e¯v kÀPdn
hn`m-K-¯nse anI¨
A[ym-]-I-cn HcmÄ
PROF. KANDOTH JOSEPH JACOB
(1965-70)
Surgery
PROF. BALSALAM (1963-65)
tIm«bw saUn-¡Â tImtfPv XpS-§n-bt¸mgp­≠mbn-cp¶ Bdv A²ym-]-I-cnÂ
HcmÄ. 2000Â \S-¯nb ]qÀÆ-hn-ZymÀ°n
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Ime¯pw sI.-Fw.-kn-bpsS DbÀ¨-bnÂ
kt´m-jn-¡p-I-bpw sNbvXn-cp¶p, Cu
A\-´-]pcn \nhmkn.
PROF. MATHEW VARGHESE
(1970-73)
hnZymÀ°n-I-fpsS hnizmkw tImtf-Pnsâ
Ncn-{X-¯n Gähpw A[nIw BÀPn¨
A[ym-]-I-cn HcmÄ. 1981  Imcn-¯mkv Ub-d-IvSdmbn t]mIp¶Xphsc
Iem-e-b-¯nsâ lrZ-b-¯p-Sn-¸p-IÄ
Gäp-hm-§nb hyàn.
D¯-a-`n-j-Kz-c\pw AXn-Im-b-\p-am-bn-cp¶p
Cu imkv{X-{Inbm hnZ-Kv[³ Emiritus
Professor Bbn tImtfPv Ct±-ls¯
BZ-cn-¨p. dm¶n-bnse Ipcp-Sma¬
IpSpw-_-¡m-c³ 39-þmw hb-ÊnÂ
Bip-]{Xn I­≠ Gähpw
sNdp-¸-¡m-c-\mb kq{]-≠
­ m-bn-cp-¶p.
PROF. CHACKO VALAYIL (1990-92)
PROF. SANKARAN (1994-95)
at\m-l-c-amb ikv{X-{In-b-I-fmepw
Km\-§-fmepw Cu Iem-e-bs¯
Iog-S-¡n-bn-cp-¶p, £n{]-tIm-]n-bmb
Cu `nj-Kz-c³. BÀ.-Fw.H Bbpw
Gsd-¡mew tkh-\-a-\p-jvTn-¨p.
PROF. VAIDHYANATHAN
(1998-2001)
A{K-KWy\mbn-cp¶ A[ym-]-I\pw
hnZymÀ°n-I-fpsS I®n-ep-®nbpw
Bbn-cp¶p sshZy-\mY³ kmÀ.
PROF. DAYANANDHA BABU
(2001-04)
{KÙ-Im-c³, anI¨ A[ym-]-I³,
kwL-mS-I³, IqSmsX D¶-X-amb
amXr-Ibpw {]tNm-Z-\-hp-am-bn-cp¶p
Ct±-lw.
injy-·mÀ¡v AXy´w
{]nb-s¸-«-h-\m-bn-cp¶,
ssien-h-Ã-`-\m-b
hIp-¸p-ta-[mhn.
PROF. PGR PILLAI (1992-94)
_lp-apJ {]Xn-`-bm-bn-cp¶p PGR kmÀ.
kmP³ ]oä-dn-sâbpw AÂt^m³kv
I®-´m-\-¯n-sâbpw k¼qÀ® km£-cX
F¶ ImgvN-¸m-Sn\v iàn ]IÀ¶
{Im´-ZÀin. Cu Øe-¯n\v KmÔn-\-KÀ
F¶ t]cv \ÂIn-b-Xpw Ct±-l-am-Wv.
PROF. JACOB. P. THOMAS
(2004-15)
1973- sI.-Fw.-kn-bn hcn-Ibpw
2015-þÂ ]Sn-bn-d-§p-Ibpw sNbvX FÃmh-cp-sSbpw kz´w JPT kmÀ. Gähpw
IqSp-X Imew Iem-e-b-¯n sNe-hgn¨ (42 hÀjw) AXp-ey-`m-Ky-¯n-\p-S-abmWv Ct±-lw. FÃm A`n-{]m-b-¯nepw
hnZymÀ°n-I-fpsS Gähpw {]nb-s¸«h³
F¶ t]cn-\p-S-a, Ah-cpsS FÃm
Imcy-¯nepw {i² sNep-¯n-bn-cp¶ hyàn.
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OUR
PROF. J. S. SATYADAS
(1977-79)
kXy-Zmkv kmdnsâ cq]hpw
henb tIm«n-«p-sIm≠-­pÅ
\S-¯hpw C¶pw At±-ls¯
HmÀ½n-¡p-¶-h-cpsS a\-ÊnÂ
ambmsX \n¡p-¶p.
Superintendents
PROF. C.P. MATHEW
(1979-82)
1968-þÂ G{]nÂ
22-þmw XobXn KGMCTA bv¡v cq]w \evIn.
IrXy-X-tbmsS Bip-]
{Xn `cWw \nÀÆ-ln-¨p.
PROF. K. P. THOMAS (1983-86)
sI.]n tXmakv kmÀ ¹mÌnIv kÀPdn
hn`mKw ta[m-hnbpw kq{]-≠­p-am-bn-cnt¡
F³{Sn ]mÊv kwhn-[m\w BZy-ambn
\S-¸n-em-¡n.
PROF. K. J. KURIAKOSE
(1982-83)
\·-\n-dª bqtdm-fPn
hn`mKw ta[m-hn-bm-bn-cp¶
Ipcym-t¡mkv kmÀ
{lkz-sa-¦nepw ]In-«mÀ¶
Hcp `cWw ImgvN-h¨
hyàn-bm-Wv.
PROF. P G RAMAKRISHNA PILLAI
(1988-94)
_lp-apJ {]Xn-`-bm-bn-cp¶p PGR kmÀ.
ikv{X-{In-bm-hn-Z-Kv[³, Øm]-\-kr-jvSm-hv, (SME,
Co-Operative Medical College, Pariyaram
Medical College) AXp-ey\mb `c-Wm-[n-Im-cn,
`mjm-{]m-ho-Wy-apÅ Bi-b-k-¼-¶³.
PROF. JACOB ZACHARIA (1986-88)
]«m-f-¨n-«-bn `cWw \S-¯n-bn-cp¶
kÀ Bip-]-{Xn-hn-I-k\ kan-Xn-bpsS
{]mcw-`- \-S-]-Sn-IÄ¡v XpS¡w Ipdn-¨p.
PROF. P. CHANDRAMOHAN
(1998-2002)
tImtfPv {]n³kn-¸mÄ, kq{]≠-­v, ImÀUntbm-fPn hIp-¸p-ta-[mhn F¶o Øm\-§Ä
hln¨ kmÀ ]n¶oSv Un.-Fw.C Bbpw
I®qÀ, G\-t¸mb F¶o bqWn-th-gvÌn-I
-fn sshkv Nm³kn-e-dmbpw {]hÀ¯n-¨p.
DR. P. ASOKAN (2004-06)
{]i-kvX-\mb HmÀt¯m-]n-UnIvkv kÀP\m-bn-cp¶ kÀ IrXy-\n-jvT-¡m-c-\mb Hcp
`c-Wm-[n-Im-cn-bm-bn-cp-¶p.
DR. C. P. VIJAYAN (2006-2008)
Nt{µm-¯n ]c-ta-iz-c³ \mbÀ
hnP-b³, 1975 _m¨v, sU]yq«n kq{]≠-­v,
saUn-¡ÂtImtfPv BÀ.-Fw.-H, kq{]≠-­v,
KGMCTA sshkv {]kn-Uâv, CRRI Hm^okÀ F¶o taJe-I-fn anI¨ tkh\w
ImgvN sh¨p.
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Medical College Magazine 2014-15
PROF. C. RADHAKRISHNAN
(1995-8-98)
1964-þmw _m¨v hnZymÀ°n,
tIm«-bw, tIme-t©-cn, Be-¸pg
F¶o saUn-¡Â tImtf-Pp-I-fnÂ
kq{]-≠
­ mbn tkh\w A\p-jvTn-¨p.
PROF. D. BALACHANDRAN
(2002-04)
{]i-kvX-\mb ssK\-t¡m-f-Pn-Ìv,
kq{]≠­vF¶o \ne-I-fn tkh-\-a-\pjvTn¨ Ct±lw kmaqly ]cn-jvIÀ¯m-hmbn-cp¶ a¶¯p -]-ß-\m-`sâ
sIm¨p-a-I-fpsS aI-\m-bn-cp-¶p.
DR. M. J. CYRIAC (2006)
1969 _m¨nÂs¸« kmÀ, tIm«bw saUn¡Â tIm-tfPv sshkv {]n³kn-¸mÄ,
XrÈqÀ saUn-¡Â tImtfPv {]n³kn-¸m-Ä
F¶o XkvXn-I-IÄs¡m¸w {lkz-sa-¦nepw
Zo]vX-amb Hcp Ime-b-fhv tIm«bw saUn¡Â tImtfPv kq{]-≠
­ m-bpw {]hÀ¯n-¨p.
DR. P. K. BALAKRISHNAN
(2008-11)
Imen-¡äv 1979 _m¨nÂs¸«
\yqtdm-kÀPdn s{]m^-kÀ Bb
Ct±-lwþ hÀj-t¯mfw tIm«bw
saUn-¡ÂtIm-tfPv kq{]-≠
­­ mbn
tkh\w A\p-jvTn-¨p.