Fifty five cases of carcinoma of larynx subjected to surgical modality of treatment are included in this study. Transglottic tumours were present in 21 patients [38. 1%]. Glottic carcinomata were found in 20 patients [36. 4%] and supraglottic 14 cases [25. 5%]. Majority presented with advanced status. These were followed up regularly for one to five years. 40 patients [72. 7%] are living disease free, 9 expired [16. 4%] and 6 [10. 9%] are living with disease. The actual 3 years survival rate stands out at 81. 8%. T [1] lesions showed best prognosis [100%] , T [2] has 83. 3% survival rate while T [3] and T [4] showed figures of 75. 8% and 53. 3% respectively. Glottic carcinomata have the best prognosis [95%]. Oesophageal speech training were offered to 28 patients after radical laryngeal surgery and 19 [68. 8%] acquired it successfully