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A Village Boy’s Memoir is the compelling story of Professor Upendra Chowdary’s life, from growing up in village in India in a Zamindar family, to becoming a Professor of Neurosurgery. Leaving behind his family in India, this was a journey that required considerable sacrifice, and threw several obstacles in his path, as he adapted to the different culture and working environment overseas.  But with will power, persistence, ingenuity and moral integrity, Professor Chowdhary reveals how he achieved a life-long ambition, going on to help thousands of patients. Throughout his work, he learnt and used evolving modern neurosurgical techniques, the effects of which were often life changing for those he treated.

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Born during British Raj, Professor Upendra Chowdhary became a surgeon in India, and later migrated to the United Kingdom to specialise as a Neurosurgeon. Upendra has since also worked as a Neurosurgeon in Ireland, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, and was a leader in bringing in major modernisation of technology in the practise of medicine at a national level in these countries. A Village Boy’s Memoir is his first book in a three volume memoir of his life.

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