JC Bose Science Heritage Museum
Acharya Bhaban, the historical residence of Acharya and Lady Bose built in 1902 is located at 93 A P C Road, Kolkata 700009 and is a rich repository of their personalia and memorabilia.
In 1902, Acharya Jagadis Chandra Bose (1858 -1937) built his residential house “Acharya Bhaban” at 93, Upper Circular Road (now 93, Acharya Prafulla Chandra Road), Kolkata 700009. Acharya Bose and Lady Abala Bose lived out their lives in this house. In a life spanning from 1858 to 1937 and encompassing the Renaissance era in the Arts, Culture and the Sciences in Bengal, Acharya Bose ardently pursued scientific ideas that were 60 years ahead of his time. Equally important were his interests in art, literature and philosophy.
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Lady Abala Bose (1864-1951), a worthy wife and a constant companion of Sir J C Bose, was a visionary, educationist and social and political reformer in her own right. Her pioneering contributions in the field of Indian women's education and emancipation have been overshadowed by the glory of Acharya Bose.
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Sir J C Bose Trust is a non-profit organization founded in 1931 by Acharya Bose. The Trust has been entrusted to maintain Acharya Bhaban along with their moveable and immoveable properties (separate from the Bose Institute) and to preserve their legacy and heritage treasured here for posterity.
At the time of its inception the Trust was run by many luminaries of Bengal. Sir J C Bose and Lady Abala Bose were founder members and secretaries successively. At present, the Trust Board is looked after by scientists and notable persons of the city of Kolkata appointed as per the provisions made by Acharya Bose in the original Trust Deed.
Board of Trustees
- Prof. Parul Chakrabarti
- Mr. Orijit Chatterjee
- Prof. Partha Pratim Majumder
- Prof. Bikas Kanta Chakrabarti
