Annual Report of the All-India Institute of Hygiene and Public Health Calcutta 1939

Sectional report(i) Report of the Professor of Vital Statistics and Epidemiology. 22-31 (ii) Report of the Professor of Malariology and Rural Hygiene 32 —36 (iii) Report of the Professor of Biochemistry and Nutrition 37-42 (iv) Report of the Professor of Maternity and Child Welfare 43-47 (v) Report of the Professor of Sanitary Engineering 48-49 V. Special report(i) Report of the Tuberculosi [...] Subject to the ultimate control of the Government of India the scientific control over the Institute vests in the Scientific Control Comittee which also functions as the Recruitment and Appointments Board for the appointment of the professorial staff of the Institute. [...] of the International Health Division of the Rockefeller Foundation the Government of India being responsible for the expenditure of the Institute and also providing the sum of Rs. [...] The foregoing definition of the primary function and scope of an Institute of Hygiene and Public Health permits measure of the extent of fulfilment on the part of the All-India Institute. [...] But even with the provision of the additional two sections the organisation of the Institute is lacking in separate sections of either " Physiological Hygiene " or " Industrial Health ". The existence of the School of Tropical Medicine at the time of the establishment of the Institute led to the expectation that the collaboration between the two institutions would provide the teaching of the micr