Mrityunjoy Prasad Guha was an Indian scholar, academic.
Background
Mrityunjoy was born to a Bengali Hindu family of Mymensingh, then part of India. Now Bangladesh which became a new country in 1971 following its separation from Pakistan which, in turn, was earlier shaped as a result of the partition of British India in 1947.
Education
He completed his intermediate & formal education at Rajshahi College (1934-1938).
Career
Later on he pursued Masters in Chemistry at Presidency College, Calcutta University (1938-1940).
Achievements
Bachelor of Science (Honors) Chemistry, Rajshahi College, 1938
M.Sc (First Class) 3rd Place, Calcutta University, 1940
Cunningham Memorial Prize, Presidency College, Calcutta 1940
Griffith Memorial Prize, Calcutta University, 1952
Doctor of Philosophy, Calcutta University, 1955
Rabindra Puraskar, Government of West Bengal, 1964
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Prize for Manuscript entitled "Bijnaner Bichitra Barta" in Bengali, Government of India, 1969
Sishu Sahitya Rashtriya Puraskar, 1970
Ila Chanda Memorial Prize (Bangiya Bijnan Parishad)
Kishore Gyan Vigyan Puraskar, 1993
T.M. Das Foundation Award, 2002.