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Industrialist Sadhan Dutt passes away

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KOLKATA: Eminent Kolkata-based industrialist Sadhan C. Dutt passed away on Wednesday. He was 86 and is survived by his wife and daughter. He was founder-chairman of engineering consultancy outfit, Development Consultants Pvt. Ltd. and also the U.S.-based Kuljian Corporation. The DC-Kuljian Group has an important presence in IT and IT-enabled Services, real estate development, manufacturing of ash handling systems, pharmaceuticals and healthcare.

West Bengal Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee was among the dignitaries who paid their last respects to the scientist-entrepreneur, a company release said.

An engineer from the Banares Hindu University, he not only pioneered consulting engineering services in India but also helped establish the credentials of Indian engineering in the world.

His daughter, Shanta Ghosh, who is already the Vice-Chairperson of the group, is tipped to takeover.

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