Dr R.H Sankhala
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[edit] Introduction
Dr. Ram Swaroop Harlal Sankhala was known as a proffesor in many International and Indian Universities. He was born on 21th November, 1922. He was a learned man and a double Ph.D from most reputed universities.
He was born in Rajasthani Mali (Saini) Society with Gotra- Sankhala in the Royal city Jodhpur city of Rajasthan in India. He was a simple living and high thinking man. He had 5 daughters out of which 3 are doctors and 2 sons out of which, one is Mr. Kapil Singh Sankhala (DANI-CS 1997 Batch)
He was married to Smt. Saroj R. Sankhala, who was a noble lady. She helped her husband a lot in the research days.
He did many social service in his life after retirement. He used to publish a hindi journal for society which was titled Pragatisheel Sainik Shatriya. He handled it quite efficiently.
He has written many research papers on different topics in Organic Chemistryand Bio Chemistry.
He was double Ph.D and he had taught at many National and Aborad Universities. Some of the places where he has taught are: Nigeria, England,etc.
He was associated with the Biochemical Society also.
[edit] Academic Qualifications
1.) High School from Rajputana Board, Ajmer, India in the Year 1942
2.) Intermediate in Science from Rajputana Board, Ajmer, India in the year 1944
3.) Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) from Banaras Hindu University,Varanasi in the Year 1946
4.) Masters of Science (M.Sc) from Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi in the Year 1948
5.) Ph.D with Thesis: Microbial Production of Citric Acid from Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi in the Year 1951
6.) Ph.D with Thesis: A study of the Metabolic Products of Various Moulds from University of London, U.K in the Year 1956
[edit] Other Qualifications
1.) A Short Course in Bacteriology (1948) from Indian Institute of Sugar Technology, Kanpur, India
2.) A Short Course in Mycology (1953) from London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London
3.) Post-graduate course in Bio-Chemistry (1954) from University College of London
4.) Food Analysis (1956-57) in The Laboratories, J.Lyons and Co. Ltd. London
5.) A Short Course in Micro and Semi Micro Techniques (1958) from Norwood Technical College, London
6.) Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology (1958-59) from Chemistry Division, Ministry of Health, Kaduna, Northern Nigeria
7.) New Research Techniques (1965-66) from the Chemistry Department, University of Manchester, U.K
[edit] Childrens
He had 7 children,5 daugthers and 2 sons. The five daughters and two sons are well placed in their life. Three daughters are doctors and expertise in their field. Two daugthers are in teaching field in the grade of Principal/ Vice Principal. Out of two sons, One has resigned from DANICS Service (1997 Batch) and CUSTOMS APPRAISER SERVICE (1993 Batch). One son is Financial Adviser in various Mutual fund schemes.
[edit] Publications
1.) Sankhala, R.H Intermediate Organic Chemistry Condensed (1953). Published by Sarala Press Banaras, India
2.) Sen, H.D and Sankhala, R.H. Citric Acid production by Aspergillus fumaricus Wehmer. The International Sugar Journal London (1953), 55, 273
3.) Varma, P.S and Sankhala, R.H. Citric Acid production by A.fumaricus Wehmer. ibid. (1954), 56, 162-3
4.) Sankhala, R.H Citric Acid production by A.fumaricus, Wehmer ibid. (1955)
5.) Sankhala, R.H The metabolic products of Penicillium viridicatum Westling. The Journal of Scientific & Industrial Research, India (1957)
6.) Studies in the biochemistry of micro-organisms By: T. Rosett, R. H. Sankhala , C. E. Stickings, M. E. U. Taylor, and R. Thomas
7.) Sankhala,R.H Metabolic products of Penicillium restrictum. Accepted for prublication by Indian Journal of Experimental Biology (1968)
[edit] See Also
[edit] References
1.) Studies in the biochemistry of micro-organisms By: T. Rosett, R. H. Sankhala, C. E. Stickings, M. E. U. Taylor, and R. Thomas
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