King Edward Medical University

The younger Bamba studied in the United States before settling in Lahore, where she maintained the family's connection with the Punjab and preserved important family material.

In 1915, when she was 46, Bamba married Lieutenant Colonel David Sutherland, a doctor in the Indian Army, who went on to serve as principal of King Edward Medical College in Lahore.

The siblings did not share a single political programme, but each found a way to answer the dislocation inherited from their father.

Their lives turned Duleep Singh's exile into something larger than a footnote to empire.

Yeah, so basically, I was actually born in Karachi, Pakistan, and I just received my early education in Pakistan.

I did my medical school, King Edward Medical University in Lahore, Pakistan.

And then I moved to America and I've completed residency in internal medicine and fellowship in nephrology and gotten board certified in internal medicine and nephrology.

And I've been practicing now for almost 20 years.

We have a lot of research going on in aging and a lot of fields.

We've made a lot of progress.

I mean, in fact, even I've been out of medical school for 26 years and the diseases that I was reading about in medical school that were completely untreatable with a very short term.

mortality, like diseases in which patients would pass away within three to six months.