He experimented with the process of intaglio on a cardboard plate by creating surfaces of different levels and textures.

He established an etching press at his residence at Pusa Campus for graduated students and some senior artists.

He took a keen interest in photography and added special sections in the all India exhibition of prints.

He was a product of an art college at a time of economic troubles but was determined to go ahead and put whatever meager resources he could manage to establish his etching studio and for photography.

He did not pursue the commercial side of the art profession and stayed true to his principles.