The Journal
The Journal of Indian Medical Association (JIMA) is an indexed monthly medical journal. It has a circulation of over 1.75 lakh Copies per month in India and abroad. The founder leaders of this journal include among others Late Sir Nil Ratan Sircar, Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy and Dr. Kumud Sankar Ray. It started in 1930 with only 122 doctors. The objective was to protect rights and dignity of the Indian doctors, and to promote indigenous pharmaceutical houses' products through it.
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