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Ashapatti Tamrakar

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Tamrakar was a firm believer in female education, an idea which was frowned upon during his time. He insisted on his daughter going to school and enrolled her at Kanya Pathshala at Durbar Square, one of the very few in existence in the country. This was a school for girls run by Chandra Kanta Joshi,
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Besides being an optician, Tamrakar was engaged as a herbalist and compounder. In 1939, he went to Kolkata and served briefly as a dresser in the wards and operation theater of Campbell Medical School and Hospital, which has since been renamed Nil Ratan Sircar Medical College and Hospital. He also
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Tamrakar's firm Ashapatti & Son, which was based in his home, imported spectacles from India. Subsequently, he imported an edging machine and also made reading glasses. In 1935, he travelled to
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and practiced their hereditary occupation of making household utensils of copper and lamps and other ritual objects of silver, according to the division of labor laid down in ancient times.
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in his later years for which treatment was not available in Nepal in those days. He died at his home in 1942 at the age of 38.
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Tamrakar's first wife died leaving him a son Rampati. In 1927, he got married a second time to Moti Lani
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Tuladhar, Kamal Ratna (November 2009). "Herbalist, Optician, Compounder and Merchant".
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and orthoposcopy when such specialists were practically unheard of in Nepal.
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Street to receive training in ophthalmology and orthoposcopy.
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to father Pranpati and mother Hera Laxmi. His father was a
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Letterhead of the firm Ashapatti & Son in the 1930s.
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Nepali
optician
Nepal
ophthalmology
Tamrakar
Maru
Kathmandu Durbar Square
herbalist
artisans
Tuladhar
Kolkata
Bowbazar
Bir Hospital
Shukra Raj Shastri
tuberculosis
British Library
ZK.9.b.25686
"This is the story of Nil Ratan Sircar Medical College"
Categories
1904 births
1942 deaths
Opticians
People from Kathmandu
20th-century Nepalese businesspeople
Newar people

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