Eminent Physician Dr Rajendra Nath Pathak passes away

He began his academic career at Assam Medical College in Dibrugarh, nurturing generations of young doctors. In 1981, he joined Guwahati Medical College as an Associate Professor and rose to become Head of the Department of Medicine. Even after retirement, Dr Pathak remained actively engaged in patient care.

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According to Pratidin Times, known for his humane approach to medicine, Dr Pathak prioritised patient welfare over profit. He often treated patients free of charge, avoided unnecessary tests, and stayed late to ensure critically ill patients received care. Even in his advanced years, he visited patients at Pension Bhawan and his home, balancing personal health with community service.

Dr Pathak's house in Rajgarh was not just a residence; it was a beacon of care, drawing patients from across Assam and beyond. There, he listened with patience, diagnosed with precision, and treated with kindness. Many left with not just prescriptions, but medicines donated by the doctor himself.

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His unwavering compassion and commitment have carved a lasting legacy in Assam’s medical history. He is survived by two sons, two daughters-in-law, grandchildren, and three brothers.

Dr Pathak's life continues to inspire generations of medical professionals, embodying the true spirit of service, integrity, and humanity at the core of healthcare.