Mahendralal Sarkar

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Mahendralal Sarkar was a 19th-century Indian physician and visionary educationist who championed scientific research and founded one of India’s earliest modern scientific institutions.

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instanceOf educationist
person
physician
scientist
academicDegree M.D. (Doctor of Medicine)
advocated promotion of scientific research in India
public funding for scientific institutions
science education for Indians
associatedWith Calcutta Medical College NERFINISHED
Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science NERFINISHED
birthDate 1833-11-02
birthPlace Paikpara, Howrah district, Bengal Presidency, British India NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship India
deathDate 1904-02-23
deathPlace Calcutta, Bengal Presidency, British India NERFINISHED
educatedAt Calcutta Medical College NERFINISHED
Hindu College, Calcutta NERFINISHED
era 19th century
ethnicGroup Bengali NERFINISHED
familyName Sarkar NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork homeopathy
medicine
science education
founded Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science NERFINISHED
fullName Mahendralal Sarkar NERFINISHED
givenName Mahendralal NERFINISHED
hasGender male
inspired development of modern scientific research in India
knownAs Dr. Mahendralal Sarkar NERFINISHED
languageSpoken Bengali
English
medicalSystemPracticed allopathic medicine
homeopathic medicine
movement Bengal Renaissance NERFINISHED
Indian scientific renaissance
nationality Indian
notableFor founding the Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science
notableIdea establishment of a national institution for scientific research independent of colonial control
occupation educationist
physician
social reformer
positionHeld leading physician in Calcutta
religion Hinduism
residence Calcutta NERFINISHED
workedOn institutionalization of scientific research in India
popularization of science among Indians

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