Centre for Advanced Gastroenterology

25/10/2025

It's a great pride to inform you that I participated as a faculty member in AIG Liver conclave 2025, an esteemed platform advancing the field of Hepatology and interventional gastroenterology. It was an absolute honor to join the distinguished faculties from India and abroad.
The conference was incredibly engaging, fostering vibrant dialogue and meaningful exchange of ideas. The interactive format, coupled with an in-depth Q&A session, allowed us to connect with attendees, address their queries, and share insights that I hope will inspire and elevate clinical practice.
I am grateful to Asian institute of Gastroenterology (AIG) for this opportunity to contribute to such a dynamic gathering of minds.

15/10/2025

28/07/2025

Hepatitis: Let's Break It Down"

30/07/2023

What an enthusiasm!!!

World-wide Hepatitis day is observed on 28th July every year to create awareness about viral hepatitis. Our little effort on the day .....

An enthusiastic awareness March with participation of School kids, dignitaries of society, police administration, paramedics and doctors

Health camp with free screening of hepatitis B and C , blood sugar, hemoglobin, fibroscan

Paramedics training programme on prevention from viral hepatitis

Fun quiz with lots of prizes and giggles

We can't wait and must act now to make viral hepatitis elimination a reality

01/08/2022

Participated as a SPEAKER for a scientific workshop of Obs/Gyn organised by Clinical Research Committee of FOGSI in association with Siliguri Obs/Gyn Society. It was really a well organized meeting. I enjoyed delivering my talk and interacting with delegates.

29/07/2022

World hepatitis day...A day full of awareness activities... WALKATHON, Free health check up camp, Hepatitis B and C screening, Liver elastography, Paramedical training, Quiz competitions, CME and many more....Thanks a lot nurses & staffs of Heritage hospital, school kids, Mr L B S***a sir, Dr S K Choudhary sir, Dr Rakesh Sethi sir, Dr G P Sapkota sir, Dr Uday Shankar sir, Dr S K Budhia sir, Dr P K Agarwal and all doctors of Heritage hospital & media personnel for participation 🙏

29/07/2022

World Hepatitis Day "WALKATHON"

29/07/2022

09/06/2022

Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is the most rapidly increasing cause of liver morbidity and mortality.

People with the progressive form of NAFLD, non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), have marked fat accumulation in liver cells (steatosis), dead and dying liver cells (ballooning and degeneration) and liver inflammation. This can progress to fibrosis, cirrhosis and liver cancer. People with NASH are also at increased risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
Due to genetic factors, some people are at higher risk of developing NASH.

For people with NASH, treatment options are limited and largely based on diet and lifestyle changes.