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List of Kolkata Presidencians

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The following is a list of notable people associated with the old Presidency College, Calcutta.

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Academics

Actors and Film Makers

Administration

  • Gurusaday Dutt, ICS, Secretary, Local Self Government and Public Health Secretary, Government of Bengal

Faculty Members

  • Dipak Banerjee, former Head of the Department of Economics of Presidency College, Kolkata

Judiciary

Politics

Religious leader

Sports

  • Vece Paes, Indian Hockey Player, studied Pre-Medical at Presidency College, Calcutta during 1964-65

Writers

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