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Sub title : Letters from Dr. Deen & Co., Homeopathic Association Karachi, Sajjadia Medical College, Pakistan
Subject: Fatima Jinnah | Medical Relief | World Homeopathic Medical Congress
Date of publication: 1949
Language: English
Page: 49 p.
Source: National Archives of Pakistan
Serial no: 29461
Keyword: Dr. Deen & Co. -- Fatima Jinnah -- Homeopathic Products -- Correspondence | Homeopathic Association Karachi -- Fatima Jinnah -- Medical Relief -- Refugees -- Correspondence | Sajjadia Medical College of Homeopathy -- Fatima Jinnah -- Patronage -- Correspondence | Pakistan Central Homeopathic Medical College -- Fatima Jinnah -- Convocation -- Message -- Correspondence | Colonel A.S. Rajah -- Fatima Jinnah -- Board of Homeopathy -- Representation -- Correspondence
Abstract: This file contains numerous letters addressed to Miss Fatima Jinnah regarding homeopathic institutions and medical relief. Dr. Deen & Co. writes on October 10, 1949, in Urdu, promoting their homeopathic products. The Homeopathic Association Karachi writes on April 27, 1950, offering free medical services for refugees and requesting facilities for their relief parties. The Sajjadia Medical College of Homeopathy writes on May 18, 1957, requesting Miss Jinnah's patronage. The Pakistan Central Homeopathic Medical College writes on December 7, 1957, requesting a message for their second convocation. Colonel A.S. Rajah writes on March 24, 1958, and submits representations to the President and Health Minister regarding his exclusion from the Board of Homeopathy.
Description: The Homeopathic Association Karachi writes on April 27, 1950, offering free medical services by homeopathic doctors, including a lady doctor, for refugees, and requesting facilities for conveyance and boarding. The Sajjadia Medical College of Homeopathy writes on May 18, 1957, requesting Miss Jinnah's patronage and enclosing a prospectus. The Pakistan Central Homeopathic Medical College writes on December 7, 1957, requesting a message for their second convocation, recalling that the first convocation address was delivered by Miss Jinnah herself. Colonel A.S. Rajah writes on March 24, 1958, and submits representations to the President and Health Minister regarding the injustice done to him by omitting his name from the Board of Homeopathy. The American Foundation for Homeopathy writes on April 24, 1957, and the Malaysia Health Centre writes on June 20, 1957, both recommending Dr. Rajah's appointment to the Board. SCANNED BY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF PAKISTAN.
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