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RAIGANJ UNIVERSITY

Annual ReportJULY 2018- JUNE 2019

Raiganj UniversityRaiganj Uttar Dinajpur

PIN 733134 West Bengal India

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Welcome to the Annual Report of 2018-2019

As usual the Annual Report showcases the activities we have indulged in projecting

exactly where we stand as a University A year in the life of an academic institution is measured

by the collective accomplishments the academic and administrative community of staff students

and support staff place on its records This could be called its corporate mission

A University stands for humanism for tolerance for reason for the adventure of ideas

and for the search of truth It stands for the onward march of the human race towards ever higher

objectives Besides evolving innovative programmes of study and courses a major strength of

the University lies in its faculty ndash teaching guiding and conducting research beyond the

conventional bounds of their narrow areas of specialization Members of the faculty are engaged

in writing and editing books contributing chapters to volumes publishing papers and articles

organizing and participating in seminars conference and workshops delivering lectures and

managing research projects

The Library and all the administrative offices of the University provide the scaffolding

required for the smooth functioning of the University

The publication of the annual report is not only a statutory requirement but it is an

important exercise that records and reflects the yearly activities of the University

We wish to thank Honble Vice Chancellor Registrar all Head of the Departments all

faculty members all officers and non teaching staffs for extending full cooperation in preparing

this report

However what matters at the end is the efforts we have each put in with sincerity of thought and

action and in all solidarity

Editors

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Contents

Page

The University Its Vision amp Mission 1

From the Desk of the Honrsquoble Vice-Chancellor 3

From the Desk of the Director IQAC 4

From the Desk of the Registrar 5

Member of the Court 7

Member of the EC 9

University at a Glance 11

Profile of the Officers of the University 17

Teaching Departments Profile and Activity of the IndividualTeachers (2018-19)

45

Reports from University Administrationamp Reports on ExtraCurricular activities

189

Centres of the University 219

AASM Garden 227

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The University Vision amp Mission

Raiganj University one of the foremost universities in West Bengal is a premier educational

institution that strives to fulfil the higher educational needs of the people of North Bengal

established on 3rd February 2015 it carries the legacy of 70 years of Raiganj College (University

College) founded in 1948 The University is located in Uttar Dinajpur one of the backward

districts of West Bengal with a rural economic base and reaches out to the marginalised

communities with over 70 inhabitants dependant on agriculture and allied activities It conducts a

wide range of programmes at the Undergraduate Postgraduate MPhil and Doctoral levels through

its 22 University Departments and 11 Centres imparts education in the conventional disciplines of

science applied science social science and humanities and in the professional disciplines of

Management Education and Legal studies

Raiganj University advocates inclusive education through the establishment of a buoyant regional

ecosystem of education The teaching programmes conducted under the Credit and Semester

System (CSS) in the departments of teaching and research is based on traditional interdisciplinary

and multiperspectival approaches adhering to the UGC regulations We follow the CBCS system

for the Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses Our programmes are suited to the demands of

career making and facilitate constructive dialogue with society The University faculty consists of

scholars of national and international repute The faculty and research scholars of several

departments have been recognised for the excellence of their publications

We have initiated measures to forge institutional ties with universities in Myanmar Nepal Bhutan

and Bangladesh for academic collaboration under the Raiganj International Academic Network

Programme We have MoU with Uttar Bangla University College Bangladesh Raiganj University

supports student start-up projects facilitates patent application among faculty and promotes

industry-university linkage We created an institutional apparatus for this purpose by establishing

the Business Incubation and Innovation Centre Admission of students are in accordance with the

polices of the State regarding merit parameters and reservation of seats for the socially and

economically disadvantaged sections We have digitalised admission procedure which ensures a

speedy fool proof and hassle-free admission process that aptly addresses social justice

Vision

Raiganj University is a socially responsive publicly accountable and innovative academic

institution founded on the lofty vision of lsquoinclusive education and lsquocommunity developmentrsquo We

aim to enrich the present and future generations with the values of sustainable development

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responsible citizenship and equal opportunity for all We focus on imparting quality education

especially to the socially economically and educationally backward community We create

preserve and disseminate knowledge to ensure the physical emotional intellectual and spiritual

development of an individual We are knowledge-based and student centred

Mission

The mission of our university is to equip the learners with the requisite skillset on the path of

knowledge and to engage them with exploring the new vistas of creativity with zeal We are set to

nurture talent and lead the students for creating innovative ideas We believe that Higher education

is not just for gaining knowledge but for creating useful knowledge that will be benefecial for the

society We believe that higher education is for gaining achieving that will contribute to the

economy Our university is tuned to meet these ends of Higher education The University engages

in teaching and research of international quality and provides extension activities for the benefit of

the community particularly the socially and economically disadvantaged sections of the society

Our educational programmes are directed towards achieving excellence in education extending the

benefits of improved technology to the society and creating future leaders We work to emerge as a

centre of academic excellence to be recognized as the hub of original research and innovative

thinking that caters to the needs of the community the industry and the policy makers to respond

to the issues of the community and to strengthen the consultancy services of the University through

University- Industry linkage Our committed teachers generate and disseminate knowledge through

innovative teachinglearning methodologies which ensure the maturation of individuals leaders

scholars scientists and sports persons produce young entrepreneurs and ensure employability of

graduates in diverse fields We guide the students to job-worthiness and teach them how to gain

knowledgeThis challenging academic mission is underpinned by the ideals of interdisciplinarity

meaningful local-global interaction and sustainable development In this pursuit we ensure that

Departments and centres in the University have autonomy within the framework of the established

system

Motto

Our motto is Sā vidya yavimuktaye

which means

Education results in liberation

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FROM THE DESK OF THE HONrsquoBLE VICE-CHANCELLOR

It is a matter of honour and privilege to state the fact that like the previous years

the academic year of 18-19 has been proved extremely prolific for Raiganj

University Foremost among them University Statute and Regulations have been

framed and approved by State Higher Education All academic and

administrative activities are now guided and conducted in accordance with them

The 1st Convocation ceremony of Raiganj University took place on February 3rd

2019 with outright success An International Conference was also held in 2018

on ldquoLocal Issues Global Resolutions Ecology Environment Climate and

Economyrdquo with the presence of noted academician Post-colonial theorist

GayetriChakravorty Spivak from Columbia University delivered a special invited

lecture in the month of March 2018 The University has been entrusted to

prepare human resource development report of Alipurduar and Uttar Dinajpur

District In the present year the State Govt has allotted a vacant land of 1119

acres for extended campus of Raiganj University With vigorous participation of

all teachers and full-time administrator and staff this University I strongly

believe will continue to grow and excel in near future

Professor A BhuimaliVice-Chancellor

Raiganj University

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FROM THE DESK OF THE DIRECTOR IQAC

Raiganj University was established to promote lsquoadvancement and disseminationof knowledge and learning and extending higher education to meet therequirements of higher education and research in the subjects and to serve thesociety and the nationrdquo Towards meeting this vision as outlined in the RaiganjUniversity Act the University has made immense strides in the fields of teachingand research in the last five years The university is now prepared for its firstround of accreditation by NAAC

Over the years successful implementation of digitalised admission procedure(DAP) ensured a speedy and hassle-free admission process as well as equity andaccessibility to higher education in the University Introduction of newtechnologies over the last few years has improved upon the Teaching Learningand Evaluation process which have been reflected in the Student progressiondata To promote advanced research the University is also in the process ofestablishing the sophisticated Instrumentation Facility Centre We met theexpectations of the Government and the society by consistently increasing thestudent enrolment over the last five years IQAC which was established in 2016supplemented the efforts of the University in its pursuit of access and inclusionby making quality the defining element of our education It achieved this throughperiodic assessment and revision of curriculum and academic collaborations Tocreate a robust ecosystem of innovation in the region we established theBusiness Incubation and Innovation Centre To stimulate the academicenvironment for promotion of quality research we have also createdinterdisciplinary Centres

It is with immense pleasure that I submit the accreditation report for the firstcycle of assessment to the National Assessment and Accreditation CouncilBengaluru

Professor Kali Shankar TiwaryDirector Internal Quality Assurance Cell

E-mail- tiwarykalishankaryahoocom

Mobile 9433927071 Whats App 9874722454

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FROM THE DESK OF REGISTRAR

Raiganj University is committed to the students and other stakeholders to impartquality education quality research and making the students employable ThisUniversity is catering the needs of the students of this District which iseconomically backward The beauty of this University is that a student can starthisher Undergraduate Course and can come out with a PhD degree under thesame umbrella A huge number of students are pursuing different programmesand courses at Raiganj University

A good academic culture is the key to success of this University RaiganjUniversity started its journey from 3rd February 2015 from the erstwhile RaiganjCollege in the small district Head Quarter of Uttar DinajPuri e Raiganj It is theUniversity in North Bengal which offers both under-graduate and post-graduatecourses in its own Campus There are 22 departments at the undergraduate level23 departments in Post-graduate level and 17 departments offer PhD ampMPhilCourses all are running in full swing This University also offers GeneralCourses at the under-graduate level in its own campus in the morning andevening ie in two shifts The scope of Raiganj University has been widened withmanifold research activities including MPhil and PhD programmes RaiganjUniversity intended to be Centre of Excellence in Teaching Learning andResearch

This University is included in the 2(f) and 12 (b) clause of the UGC The Campussprawls over 1362 acres of land which contains Departments AdministrativeBuildings Canteen Pond Guest-house Playground a Garden of rare medicinalplants and a mulberry garden This University received another land from theState Government measuring 1119 acres at Raiganj of just 3 km from theUniversity The second Campus of the University will be started in a very shortperiod of time

Several academic Centres of the University have been declared to be lsquoCentres ofExcellencersquo These are the Centre for Folklore Studies the Centre for BuddhistStudies the Centre for Womenrsquos Studies the Environment Conservation Centrethe Business Incubation and Innovation Centre the centre for Differently AbledStudents

The present student strength of the University is 12600 which includesoverseas students students from adjacent districts and states Teachers areactively engaged in basic and applied research in their respective field andgetting research grants from UGC Active research works have been reflected inthe publication of plenty of quality papers by the faculty members in National

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and International journals The University encourages teachers to participate inconferences workshops seminars and attend refresher and orientation coursesto enrich their academic abilities There are officers permanent technical staffadministrative staff and non-teaching staff in the University who are dedicated tothe University

A huge number of Ph D and M Philscholars are getting Govt Scholarship fromthe Government of West Bengal and from UGC Eligible faculties of the Universityare also getting fellowship like ldquoINSPIRE fellowshiprdquo ldquoICSSR fellowshiprdquo etc TheUniversity carries out its extension activities and outreach programmes throughits teaching departments NSS and NCC units The teachers are assigned theseactivities in addition to their normal duties Environmental Awareness AdultEducation and Literacy Health and Hygiene Awareness Blood Donation Campsand Medical Camps etc are also conducted The University library has more than61598 Volumes of text and reference books 51 journals periodicals andmagazines and it subscribes to 7 leading daily newspapers There is a readingroom attached to the library At present Central Library of the University is goingto be digitalized and such related work is in full swing The University hasfacilities for sports It has a playground for games like football cricket volleyballetc The University has an indoor gymnasium for the students amp staff There is amedical officer for the students who attends them on working days and also incase of emergency

The Raiganj University runs with the financial support of the Government ofWest Bengal University situated in a remote border area has a special role toplay in spreading education amongst backward and economically weakersections of the population

Durlav Sarkar PhDRegistrar Raiganj University

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MEMBERS OF THE COURT

SN Name of the Members Mail ID Phone

NumberEx-Officio Members

1 Shri Jagdeep DhankharHonrsquoble Chancellor amp His ExcellencyGovernor of West Bengal

secy-gov-wbnicingovernor-wbnicin

033-22001641FAX 033-22002444 22001649

2 Prof Anil BhuimaliVice-Chancellor anilbhuimalirediffmailcom 9474090158

3 Shri Nityananda MandalCommissioner Department of HigherEducation Science amp Technology andBiotechnology (Nominee of the SecretaryDepartment of Higher Education Science ampTechnology and Biotechnology)

nnmdalgmailcom 9477773790

4 Shri Samir Kumar GhoshFinancial Advisor Education(nominee of the Secretary FinanceDepartment West Bengal)

sghoshsaogmailcom 9830682010

5 Dr Ashoke ChandaSpecial Officer (Law) West Bengal Board ofSecondary Education (Nominee of theChairman West Bengal State Council ofHigher Education)

asokechandagmailcom 9433204492

6 The Director of Public Instruction or hisnominee not below the rank of AdditionalDirector of Public Instruction

Fax No 033-23378269

7 Dr Ramapada BeraController of Examination WBCSC(Nominee of the Chairperson College ServiceCommission)

wbcscchairmangmailcom 9830467566

8 Nominee of the ChairmanUniversity Grants CommissionRepresentative of Departments of theUniversity

9 Prof Dipak Kumar RoyHead of the Department of Bengali dkroynbugmailcom

10 Prof Asim Kumar BothraHead of the Department of Chemistry asimbothragmailcom

11 Shri Sanjib MandalHead of the Department of Economics sanjibecogmailcom

12 Dr Nuruzzaman KasemiHead of the Department of Geography nkasemigmailcom

13 Dr Aniruddha DasHead of the Department of History draniruddhadasgmailcom

14 Prof Kali Shankar TiwaryHead of the Department of Mathematics

tiwarykalishankaryahoocom

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15 Dr Tapas MohantaHead of the Department of Philosophy tapashjhumugmailcom

16 Dr Sakuntala GuptaHead of the Department of Physics sakuntalaguptayahoocom

17 Dr Gopal SharmaHead of the Department of Political Science sharmako1980gmailcom

Chancellorrsquos Nominees18 Prof Sankar Ghosh

Vice-Chancellor Kalyani Universityvcklyunivgmailcom

19 Prof Subha Sankar SarkarVice-ChancellorNetaji Subhas Open University

vc_nsouwbnsouacin sarkarsubha55gmailcom 9830265334

20 Dr Shanti ChetriPrincipalPrasannadeb (PD) Womenrsquos CollegeJalpaiguri

pdwomencollegegmailcom

21 Dr Jitesh ChakiBuniadpur MahavidyalayaDakshin Dinajpur

jiteshchakiyahoocom 9733050177

principalnbxcorgofficenbxcorg 9775401525

23 Dr Durlav SarkarRegistrar Secretary

registrarraiganjuniversityacin 9735767333

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MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

Number

Ex-Officio Members

2 The Law Officer3 Sri Kunal Kanti Jha

AO amp ex-officio Joint SecretaryDepartment of Higher Education Science ampTechnology and Bio-Technology (Nominee ofthe Principal Secretary Dept of HigherEducation Govt of West Bengal)

kunaljha09gmailcom 98304779289674037275

5 Dr Asoke Kumar ChandaSpecial Officer (Law) West Bengal Board ofSecondary Education (Nominee of theChairman West Bengal State Council ofHigher Education)

6 The Director of Public Instruction or hisnominee

dpigovwbgmailcom

7 Dr Durlav SarkarRegistrar Raiganj University Secretary

Three Heads of Departments selected by Vice-Chancellor

8 Prof Dipak Kumar RoyDean Faculty of Arts Commerce and LawRaiganj University

dkroynbugmailcom

9 Prof (Dr) Kali Shankar TiwaryDean Faculty of Science and ManagementRaiganj University

10 Prof (Dr) Girish Kumar RHead of the Department of Political ScienceRaiganj University

girishramkumaryahoocom

11 Dr Pradeep Kumar Das MohapatraHead of the Department of MicrobiologyRaiganj University

pkdmvugmailcom

12 Dr Ashoke DasHead of the Department of MathematicsRaiganj University

ashokeavikgmailcom

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Chancellorrsquos Nominees

13 Prof Phanindra Kumar MandalRetired Principal of Raiganj College(University College) amp now Administrator ofKaliyaganj College

phanindramandalyahoocom 9434384228

14 Prof Islam Uddin KhanKaliyaganj College islamuddin1969yahoocom 9433234475

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UNIVERSITY PROFILE AT A GLANCE

1 Name of the University Raiganj University

2 Date of Establishment 3rd Feb-2015

3 Type of the University State Aided

4 Date of UGC Recognition 3rd Sep-2015 (2F) amp 3rd Jan-2018 (12B)

5 Address PO Raiganj Dist- Uttar Dinajpur West Bengal PIN-733134

6 Sri Jagdeep Dhankhar the Chancellor amp His Excellency Governor of West Bengal

7 Vice-Chancellor Prof Anil Bhuimali

8 Jurisdiction Kolkata High Court

9 Affiliated Colleges Institutions

(a) Total No of Affiliated CollegesInstitutes Centre 0 (Zero)(b) No of General Degree Colleges (Govt aided) 0 (Zero)(c) No of General Degree College (Government) 0 (Zero)(d) No of Self Finance Degree College 0 (Zero)(e) No of BEd College (Govt Aided) 0 (Zero)(f) No of BEd Colleges (Self Finance) 0 (Zero)(g) No of Professional College 0 (Zero)

10 Area of the Campus (in acres)

(a) Main Campus 2514 Acres

11 Staff Strength

(a) University

(i) Teacher 85 (Eighty five)

(ii) Officer 09 (Nine)

(iii) Non-teaching Employee Substantive- 26 (Twenty Six)Contractual (Group-C) - 34 (Thirty four)Contractual (Group-D) - 37 (Thirty seven)Engineer Contractual ndash 4 (Four)Daily Wage ndash 22 (Twenty two)

12 Student Enrolment Data

Under Graduate Session 2018 - 2019 (1st Semester)General OBC-A OBC-B SC ST

Subject F M F M F M F M F M TotalBA GeneralSelf Finance 124 175 19 23 9 26 109 135 3 4 627

BA(Applied ampAnalyticalEconomics)

13 28 2 2 6 4 6 6 0 0 67

BA (Bengali Hons) 42 8 8 2 5 2 23 8 6 2 106BA (EducationHons) 7 3 3 0 3 2 2 7 0 1 28

BA(English Hons) 34 10 4 6 5 6 24 15 3 4 111

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BA(History Hons) 19 18 5 5 2 7 14 34 2 1 107BA(PhilosophyHons) 9 9 4 3 7 2 17 18 1 1 71

BA(Pol Sc Hons) 12 23 3 10 3 1 6 22 1 5 85BA(Sanscrit Hons) 19 7 3 1 8 2 29 16 1 2 88BA(Sociology Hons) 7 6 0 2 0 4 7 5 1 0 32BABSc(GeographyHons) 10 6 5 3 1 3 6 6 2 2 44

BCom(AccountancyHons) 11 19 0 2 1 5 4 15 0 3 60

BSc (SericultureHons) 3 4 0 1 0 4 1 2 1 1 17

BSc (Botany Hons) 4 4 0 2 3 1 1 3 0 1 19BSc (ChemistryHons) 5 8 1 1 1 1 1 3 0 0 21

BSc (MathematicsHons) 11 10 0 4 6 9 9 3 1 1 48

BSc(MicrobiologyHons) 6 4 0 1 3 4 5 3 0 1 27

BSc (Physics Hons) 5 6 0 2 1 2 1 5 0 0 22BSc (Zoology Hons) 6 6 0 2 1 1 3 3 0 2 24BA General 123 142 15 31 16 35 99 124 9 29 623BBA 4 8 0 1 0 1 2 1 0 0 17BCA 3 9 1 5 0 1 0 11 0 2 32Self-Finance BA(Bengali Hons) 13 13 1 8 3 2 12 18 0 1 71

Self-Finance BA(English Hons) 37 20 3 9 10 2 18 15 0 0 114

Self-Finance BA(Histry Hons) 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 6

Self-Finance BA(Sanskrit Hons) 6 1 0 0 4 0 5 4 0 0 20

Self-Finance BA(Geography Hons) 5 3 0 2 1 4 4 3 1 0 23

Self-FinanceBSc(Botany Hons) 3 8 1 2 2 3 3 5 0 0 27

Self-FinanceBSc(ChemistryHons)

1 10 0 0 0 7 2 5 0 0 25

Self-FinanceBSc(MathematicsHons)

9 18 2 7 2 5 0 10 0 0 53

Self-FinanceBSc(PhysicsHons) 0 10 3 2 0 2 0 9 0 0 26

Self-FinanceBSc(Zoology Hons) 8 10 1 1 1 2 1 4 0 0 28

Self-FinanceBachelor ofComputerApplication Hons

1 14 0 0 0 1 1 4 0 1 22

Total 561 621 83 140 104 145 416 525 32 64 2691

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POST GRADUATION

Session July 2018 -June 2019 (1st September)Subject General OBC-A OBC-A SC ST TOTAL

F M F M F M F M F MLLM 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 3MA Bengali 9 4 4 4 6 1 7 16 1 0 52MA Economics 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12MA Education 8 14 4 7 2 4 8 8 0 0 55MA English 9 8 4 5 4 3 9 13 1 2 58MA History 9 4 4 3 2 5 4 18 0 0 49MA Philosophy 4 3 2 5 3 3 5 8 0 2 35MA Political Science 9 9 3 5 2 2 8 7 1 2 48MA Sanskrit 4 2 0 4 6 2 12 12 0 1 43MA Sociology 5 2 0 1 1 0 6 3 0 0 18MAMScGeography 0 3 1 5 2 5 1 7 1 1 26MCOM 2 5 1 1 0 0 0 3 0 1 13MSc Botany 11 0 3 1 0 2 0 3 0 0 20MSc Chemistry 1 7 2 4 2 0 2 4 0 0 22MSc Computer ampInformation Science 2 8 0 2 0 0 0 4 0 0 16

MSc Mathematics 1 8 1 7 2 6 3 10 0 0 38MSc Microbiology 3 6 2 0 4 2 3 1 0 0 21MSc Physics 2 6 0 2 1 3 1 6 0 0 21MSc Sericulture 0 1 1 1 0 1 4 4 0 1 13MSc Zoology 7 4 1 3 1 2 2 2 0 0 22MA Self FinanceBengali 10 6 2 1 1 3 3 8 2 1 37

MA Self FinanceEnglish 6 4 1 3 0 2 2 3 2 1 24

MAMSc SelfFinance Geography 3 3 0 0 1 1 0 9 0 0 17

MSc Self FinanceMathematics 3 10 1 6 2 8 2 3 0 0 35

TOTAL 114 124 37 70 42 56 82 153 8 12 698

13 Faculty Council for Post Graduate studies 01 (One)

14 Faculty Council for Undergraduate Studies 01 (One)

15 Board of Studies

(a) Post-Graduate 22 (Twenty two)

(b) Undergraduate 20 (Twenty)

(c) Diploma Nil

16 Number of Books and Journals of University Library

(a) No of Title of the Books 62855

(b) No of Journal 50

(d) No of E ndashJournal (International) 3000 (Approx)

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17 No of NSS Units 05 (Five)

18 Boys Hostel 01 (One) with 66 seats

19 Women Hostel 01(One) with 68 seats

20 Guest House 01 (One)

21 Amenity Centres

Girlsrsquo Common Room 01 (One)

Boysrsquo Common Room 02 (Two)

University Canteen 02 (Two)

22 Computer Centre 01 (One)

23 Total No of Computers in the University 205 (Two hundred Five)

24 Internet Bandwidth 20 Mbps

26 No of Smart Classroom 23

Number of Sanctioned Posts - Professors Associate Professor and Assistant Professor(as on 31 July 2019)

DepartmentTotal Sanctioned Post -154 Filled Post - 82 Vacant Post - 72Prof Asso

ProfAsstProf Total Prof Asso

ProfAsstProf Total

Law 1 2 4 7 0 0 0 0 1 2 4 7Bengali 1 2 4 7 1 1 4 6 0 1 0 1Botany 1 2 4 7 1 1 1 3 1 0 0 1Chemistry 1 2 4 7 0 2 4 6 1 0 0 1Commerce 1 2 4 7 0 1 3 4 1 1 1 3Economics 1 2 4 7 0 1 2 3 1 1 2 4Education 1 2 4 7 0 0 0 7 1 2 4 7English 1 2 4 7 0 1 3 4 1 1 1 3Geography 1 2 4 7 0 1 3 4 1 0 1 2History 1 2 4 7 0 2 3 5 1 1 1 3Mathematics 1 2 5 8 0 1 2 3 0 0 2 4Philosophy 1 2 4 7 0 1 4 5 0 1 0 2Physics 1 2 4 7 1 1 1 3 0 1 3 4Pol Science 1 2 5 8 0 1 3 4 0 1 1 3Microbiology 1 2 4 7 0 0 3 3 1 2 1 4Sanskrit 1 2 4 7 1 1 4 6 0 1 0 1Sociology 1 2 4 7 0 0 0 0 1 2 4 7Zoology 1 2 4 7 1 1 4 6 0 1 0 1MBA 1 2 4 7 0 0 0 0 1 2 4 7Statistics 1 2 4 7 0 0 0 0 1 2 4 7CIS 1 2 4 7 0 0 0 0 1 2 4 7Sericulture 1 2 4 7 0 0 4 4 1 2 0 3

Officers PostSlNo Name of the Post Sanctioned Posted Vacant Remarks

1 Registrar 1 1 02 Finance Officer 1 0 13 Controller of Exams 1 0 1

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4 Deputy Librarian 1 1 05 Development Officer 0 1 0 (Officiating)6 University Engineer 0 4 0 (Contractual)7 Assistant Registrar 1 1 08 Dy Controller of Exams 1 1 09 Accounts Officer 1 1 010 Estate Officer 0 1 0 (Officiating)11 Placement amp Training Officer 0 1 0 (Officiating)12 Secretary Faculty of PG Council 1 1 013 Secretary Faculty of UG Council 1 1 014 Sports Officer 0 1 0 (Officiating)

Non-Teaching Staff (Permanent)SlNo Name of the Post Sanctioned Posted Vacant

1 Secretary to VC 1 1 02 Technical Assistant 6 6 03 Senior Assistant 2 2 04 Group D 12+24 12 245 PA to VC 1 1 06 Jr Assistant 3+27 3 277 Jr Superintendant 1 1 0

Detail of Post Graduate Courses with Intake

SlNo Subject Year of Start

Nature of coursePGDiplomaCertificate

WheatherResearchPhD

Conducted

Intake inPGDiplomaCertificateCourse

1 Bengali 2015 PG Yes 532 Commerce 2016 PG Yes 533 Economics 2015 PG Yes 534 English 2015 PG Yes 535 History 2015 PG Yes 536 Philosophy 2015 PG Yes 537 Pol Science 2015 PG Yes 538 Sanskrit 2015 PG Yes 539 CIS 2016 PG Yes 2810 Sericulture 2016 PG Yes 2311 Education 2016 PG Yes 5012 Geography 2016 PG Yes 2613 Sociology 2016 PG Yes 5014 Chemistry 2015 PG Yes 2815 Mathematics 2015 PG Yes 4016 Physics 2015 PG Yes 2817 Zoology 2016 PG Yes 2818 Botany 2016 PG Yes 2819 MBA 2018 PG No 5020 LLM 2016 PG No 4021 Microbiology 2016 PG Yes 28

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LIST OF OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY

Registrar Dr Durlav Sarkar

Assistant Registrar amp Nodal Officer NIRFMr Biplab Chakraborty

Finance Officer CA Shankar Ghorai

Accounts Officer Mr Tapan Dutta

Dy Controller of Examinations Dr Suvamay Bhowmick (In-charge CoE)

Secretary UG Council Mr Dibyendu Bhattacharya

Secretary PG Council Dr Diganta Biswas

Dy Librarian Mr Ajay Misra (In-charge of Library)

Assistant Librarian Mr Harendra Nath Roy

Sports Officer Dr Amit Kumar Mandal (Additional Charge)

Estate Officer Dr Swapan Kumar Pain (Additional Charge)

Development Officer Prof Subhas Chandra Jana (Additional Charge)

University Nodal Officer for AISHE Dr Debnirmalya Gangopadhyay (Additional Charge)

Systems amp Support Officer (Contractual) Er Subhradeep Maitra

Civil Engineer (Contractual) Er Nripesh Barman

Electrical Engineer (Contractual) Er Diptarka Goon

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Profile of Honble Vice-Chancellor

Professor Anil BhuimaliVice-ChancellorRaiganj University

I Positions Held

(i) Head of the Department of Economics North Bengal University (2003-2005 and 2006 and since June23 2009 to July 04 2011)

(ii) Professor of Economics since February 14 2006

(iii) Coordinator Centre for Differently-Abled Persons North Bengal University (2008)

(iv) Coordinator SAP-DRS-II Department of Economics University of North Bengal since April 012011 to March 31 2014

(v) Coordinator SAP-DRS-III Department of Economics University of North Bengal since April 012014 to 15 April 2015

(vi)Vice-Chancellor Raiganj University since April 16 2015 till dateE-mail anilbhuimalirediffmailcomPhone (M)09474090158

Current Position

Vice-Chancellor Raiganj University Dt Uttar Dinajpur West Bengal India-733134(Since 16042015)

Date of Birth February 06 1960

Educational Qualifications MA (Economics) PhD (Economics) DSA DLitt

Title of PhD Thesis The Experiments and Prospects of Rural Cooperatives in West Bengal (1994)

Title of D Litt Dissertation Disadvantaged Women and Children-At-Work with Reference to RuralWest Bengalrdquo (2016)

Fellowships Awards

(i) National Cooperative Union of India Research Fellowship (1986)

(ii) UGC Junior Research Fellowship (1987)

(iii) UGC Teacher Fellowship (1991- 1992)

(iv) Member since 2001 at the Research Board of Advisors the American Biographical InstituteNorth Carolina 27622 USA

(v) Visiting Fellow at Kannur University Kerala under Cultural Exchange Programme 2010

(vi) Visiting Fellow at Kannur University Kerala under Cultural exchange Programme 2011

(vii) lsquoBanga Ratnarsquo Award by the Government of West Bengal 2016

(viii) lsquoLife Time Achievement Awardrsquo 2016 by the Confederation of Indian Universities (CIU) atScience City Auditorium Kolkata on 5th October 2016

(ix) Paul Samuelson Royal Economist Award 2016 by South Asia Management Association on10102016 at Asian Institute of Technology Bangkok Thailand

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(x) Ambedkar Social Service Award 2017 by Indian Academic ResearchersrsquoAssociation (IARA)Tiruchirapally Tamil Nadu held on 22042017 at StJosephrsquos College Tiruchirapalli TamilNadu

(xi) Outstanding University Administrator and Academic Excellence Award 2017- By Society forResearch Development held at Kuala Lumpur on 29th April 2017

(xii) Fellow of The International Scientific Research Organization for Science Engineering andTechnology (ISROSET)

(xiii) Fellow of Indian Academic ResearchersrsquoAssociation (IARA) India

(xiv) Member Society for Research Development India

(xv) Parul Samman 2017- By Calcutta University

Experience

(i) Teaching 31 Years

(ii) As Professor 12 Years

(iii) Research Experience 23 years after PhD award

Area of SpecializationConcentration Microeconomics Gender Economics International EconomicsRural Economics alit Studies Gandhian Economics Development Economics IT Policies ampManagement

Research Guidance

(a) Number of MPhil Candidates supervised 20

(b) List of PhD Awarded Candidates Awarded-25 Submitted-2 and Completed one Post-Doc Thesis

Details below

1 Siddhartha Sarkar

Topic ldquoWomen at Work in the Informal Sector A Case Study of Female Domestic and Bidi Workersin Cooch Behar District in West Bengalrdquo

Date of Award 06082004

2 Md Gholam Kibria

Topic ldquoTrade Union Movement in Bangladesh with Reference to Jute Millsrdquo

Date of Award 2004

3 Md Shah Alam

Topic ldquoA Socio-Economic Study on the Consumer Credit Programme of Commercial Banks inBangladesh with Reference to Rajshahi Metropolitan Areardquo

4 Siddhartha Sankar Laha

Topic ldquoA Study of Indiarsquos Intra-Industry Trade

5 Tulika Kar

Topic ldquoIndiarsquos Trade Performance under Liberalized regimerdquo

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 23

6 Shekhar Chatterjee

Topic ldquoRegional Rural Bank and Agricultural Credit A Critical Evaluation (With reference toUttarbanga Kshetriya Gramin Bank)

7 Tarun Sengupta

Topic ldquoAn Economic Study of Capital Flight from Developing Countriesrdquo

8 Debaprasanna Nandy

Topic ldquoImpact of Reforms on Efficiency and Profitability of Commercial Banks in India

9 Minakshi Das

Topic ldquoThe Pattern of Demographic Changes in Darjeeling Hill Areas Implication for FutureGenerationrdquo

10Md Taimur Rahaman

Topic ldquoSocio-Economic Status of Indian Muslims with Special Reference to Naxalbari and FarakkaBlocks of West Bengalrdquo

11Kamanand Dev

Topic ldquoImpact of Tourism Sector in Nepalrdquo

Date of Award 2011

12 Durlav Sarkar

Topic ldquoGlobalisation and Its Effects on Migration of Skilled Human Resources from India withSpecial Reference to IT Sectorrdquo

13 Partha Sarathi Chakraborty

Topic ldquoRole of Elected Scheduled Caste Women in Panchayati Raj System A Study of JalpaiguriDistrictrdquo

Date of Award 08 June 2012

14 Anil Kumar Biswas

Topic ldquoEconomic Divesification and Sustainable Development in Bhutan The Role of Foreign Aidand International Traderdquo

Date of Award August 2012

15 Suvamay Bhowmick

Topic ldquoMarketing of Agricultural Commodities in North Bengal with Special reference to Juterdquo

24 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

16 Asit Roy Karmakar

Topic ldquoAttaining Self-Suffiency in Finances A Study of Resource Mobilisation Strategies of CoochBehar Municipalityrdquo

Date of Award September 2013

17 Papri Das Mahalanobis

Topic ldquoInformal Sector and Women as Domestic Help with Special Reference to Cooch Beharrdquo

Date of Award December 2013

18 Partha Chattopadhyay

Topic ldquoTransforming Indian Economy into Knowledge Economy The Role of Human Resourcewith Reference to Indiardquo

Date of Award July 18 2014

19 Sitesh Mandal

Topic ldquoAn Evaluation of Poverty Alleviation Programmes in West Bengal with Special Reference toDakshin Dinajpur Districtrdquo

Date of Award 2015

20 Ranjit Kumar Ghosh

Topic ldquoRural Development and Micro-Level Planning A Case Study on Agricultural ProductionPlanning in a Rural Economy of Cooch Beharrdquo

Date of Award 2016

21 Subhasis Bhattacharya

Topic ldquoHealth Seeking Behaviour and Efficiency Status of Providers of Bengal Dooarsn of JalpaiguriDistrictrdquo

Date of Award 2015

22 Rajib Lahiri

Topic ldquoExamine the Prospects of Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in the Phase ofGlobalisation with Special Reference to Cooch Behar and Howrah Districts of West Bengalrdquo

Date of Award 2015

23 Asoke Chanda

Topic ldquoConsumer Rights Protection in India with Special Reference to West Bengalrdquo

Date of Award 2016

24 Sujoy Kanti Ghosal

Topic ldquoHuman Capital Generation among Physically Challenged Persons (PCPs) An ExplolatoryStudy of Policy Initiatives in Empowering PCPs in Indiardquo

Date of Award 2017

25 Swapan Pain

Topic ldquoStudent Participation in the Socio-Economic Movements of West Bengal in Post-ColonialPeriod 1947-1977rdquo

Date of Award 2017

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 25

26 Manish Baidya

Topic ldquoApiculture Marketing through Cooperatives in West Bengal with Special Reference to South24 Parganas and North Dinajpur Districtsrdquo

Thesis submitted 2017

27 Bhaskar Chaudhuri

Topic Higher Education and Students migration from India to USA

Thesis Submitted (2017)

28 Post-Doctoral Thesis under the supervision- Dr Minakshi Das titled ldquoEnvironmentalDegration andSocio-Economic Implications A Study on Darjeeling Hill Areasrdquo

Under ICSSR Post-Doctoral Fellowship Scheme (2014-2016)

29Tamash Ranjan Majumdar

Topic ldquoEconomics of Small Tea Pantations in West Bengal-A Study of Production Efficiency andProductivity Performance Using DEA and Stochastic Frontier egressionrsquo

(Submitted)

30 Sanjib Mandal

Topic Economic Development in Sikkim during Reformed Regime

Date of Award 1010 2018

Ongoing PhD Works

1 Debasish Chakraborty

Topic Impact of WTO on Indian Agricultural Trade A Comparison of Trade in AgriculturalCommodities in India in the Pre and Post WTO Regime

2 Arindam Metia The Impact of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan in Jalpaiguri District A Study of JalpaiguriSadar amp Rajgunj block

3 Jyoti Kumari Sharma Inclusive Growth in IndiamdashChallenges and Opportunities

4 Sanjay Datta Impact of Rural Banks on Indian Agriculture

5 Dibyendu Bhattacharya An Evaluation of Poverty Alleviating Programmes in West Bengal withReference to Darjeeling District

6 Mukul Saha

7 Pritha Biswas

8 Nibedita Bhattacharya

MTech (by Research) Thesis guided Computing amp Information Sciences Domain at PrivateUniversities in India A Knowledge Mapping with Trends Emerging Scenario amp Future possibilities forcreating a True Digital India (Jointly supervised with Prof PS Aithal VC Srinivas UniversityMangalore KN India)

Projects Conducted

(i) Rural Poor and the Natural Resource Management UGC Major Research Project2007-2010

(ii) Child Labour Survey in Cooch Behar District 2013-2014 A Project from The District MagistrictCooch Behar

26 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

(iii) Ambedkarrsquos Contributions to Indian Economics ndashA Project Sanctioned by the University ofNorth Bengal 2013-2014

On-going Project Human Development Report- Uttar Dinajpur District 2018

(As Lead Coordinator with the Department of Economics Raiganj University)

Editorship

(i) South Asian Journal of Human Rights (Published from New Delhi since 2002)-Editor

(ii) International Journal of Information Science and Computing-Distinguished Editor

(iii) International Journal of Applied Science and Engineering-Honourable Editor

(iv) International Journal of Management and Social Sciences ndashChief Editor

(vi) Member in the Editorial Board

A Indian Journal of Economics and Business New Delhi

B Indian Development Review New Delhi

C Shantipath New Delhi

D International Journal of RMMAE Chennai (httpijrmmaeineditorialboardhtml) ISSN2454-1435 (Indexed by Google Scholar DRJI IOI)

E Research Explorer (An International Journal) ISSN 2250-1940(httpwwwselptrustorgresearch-explorer-editorial-boardphp) DOAJ Cosmos JournalIndexNET)

Life Member

(i) Indian Econometric Society Bengal Economic Association

(ii) Association for Womenrsquos Studies

(iii) Indian Society for Gandhian Studies

(iv) Balason Society for Improved Environment

Special Lectures and Paper Presentation

1 A paper entitled ldquoRethinking on the Development and Empowerment of Socially and EconomicallyDisadvantaged People ldquopresented at the National Seminar on Discrimination and Inequality PresentStatus and Remedial Measures at Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar National institute of Social Sciences2000 Madhya Pradesh

2 A paper titled ldquoIn Search of an Appropriate Reservation Policy for the Underprivileged People ofIndia ldquoat the National Seminar on Development Deprivation and the Roots of Inequality ldquoatEconomics Department University of North Bengal on March 282000

3 A paper entitled ldquoImpact of New Technology on Agricultural Labourers A Case Study of TwoVillages of West Bengalrdquo presented at the National Conference of Indian Society of LabourEconomics Bangalore 2001 (with Prof HK Chakrabarti and Dr KK Bagchi)

4 Presented a paper entitled ldquoEmpowering Women in Education An Indian Overviewrdquo at the NationalConference on Women and Development at the Centre for Women Studies North Bengal University2002

5 Presented a paper entitled ldquoScience and Humanity Some Critical Issuesrdquo at National Seminar onGandhian Studiesrdquo at the Madurai Kamraj University Madurai on 28-30 October 2002

6 Presented a paper entitled ldquoResource- Industry Linkages and Potentials of Urbanisation in Sikkimrdquo ata National Seminar on ldquoUrbanization in Eastern Himalayas Emergence and Issuesrdquo organised by the

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 27

Centre for Himalayan Studies North Bengal University on Nov 21- 22 2002 (jointly with KKBagchi)

7 Presented a paper entitled ldquoResource-Industry Linkages in Sikkim Strategy of Development in theContext of Structural Changerdquo (Jointly with KK Bagchi) at a seminar on ldquoStructural Change andStrategy of Development Resource- Industry Linkages in North East Indiardquo organised by the IndianCouncil of Social Science Research North Eastern Regional Centre Shillong on 21-22 March 2003

8 ldquoEmpowering Disadvantaged Women- A Grassroots Studyrsquorsquo presented at the National Seminar onDisadvantaged people in Eastern and North-Eastern India Emerging Issues Organised by theDepartment of Anthropology North Bengal University and Dr Ambedkar Chair Professor inAnthropology March 28-29 2003 (jointly with Smt Sudakshina Ray)

9 Presented a paper entitled ldquoEmpowering Women in Education and Employment An IndianOverviewrsquo at the Xth National Conference of Women Studies of Indian Association of WomenStudies at Utkal University Bhuvaneswar on 18-21 October 2003

10 Attended Global Convention on Peace and Non-Violence at Vigyan Bhavan New Delhi on 31stFebruary 2004 organized by Gandhi Smriti and Darshan Samiti New Delhi

11 Presented a paper titled ldquoCredit Planning and Urbanisation A District- level Analysisrsquo at the UGCSponsored National Seminar on Spatial Planning in the Context of Urbanization Organized by theDepartment of Geography and Applied Geography North Bengal University March 2004 (jointlywith Smt Sudakshina Ray)

12 Presented a paper titledrdquo Transforming Farming to World Class Food and Agri-Business-Potentialities Constraints and Strategies (jointly with KK Bagchi and A Hadi) at the AnnualConvention of Lucknow Management Association held at IIM Lucknow July 2005

13 Presented a paper entitled ldquoIn Search of a Development Model for North Bengalrdquo in National SeminarOrganized by Cooch Behar College on 14122004

14 Presented a paper titled ldquoDecent Work and Women in Agriculturerdquo Paper at the symposium onDevelopment Economics Organized by the Department of Economics University of Mumbai on 18-21 February 2006

15 Presented a paper titled ldquoProspects of Mountain Tourism with Special Reference to Nepal (with KDev) at the National Seminar Organized by Centre for Himalayan Studies University of NorthBengal 8-9 February 2006

16 Presented a paper titled ldquoWomen in Agricultural Operations A Grass ndashroots Studyrdquo (Second Phase)Presented at SAP-DRS Programme Department of Economics North Bengal University on 28-30March 27 2006

17 ldquoRural Cooperative- A Way to Sustainable Development for the Rural Massesrdquo A paper Presented ata Workshop organized by the Department of Adult Education and Continuing Evaluation Universityof North Bengal on 26-27 March 2006

18 A Special Lecture Delivered at the Department of Economics Kannur University Kerala onldquoProblems Associated With the Use of Common Property Resources with Special Reference toMarine Fisheryrdquo Feb 14 2010

19 A Special Lecture Delivered at the Department of Economics Kannur University Kerala onldquoExamining Indiarsquos Trade with SAARC Countriesrdquo on 17th February2011

20 A Special Lecture titledrdquo Ambedkarrsquos Contribution to Economicsrdquo at the National Coference held atJalpaiguri AC College of Commerce Jalpaiguri orgainesed by AC College of Commerce andDepartment of Economics North Bengal University on 26th April 2012

28 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

21 A Special Lecture onrdquo Ambedkarrsquos Contribution to Society and Economyrdquo at Centre for AmbedkarCentre for Economic Studies Department of Economics Madras University Chennai on March 142012

22 A Special Lecture onrdquo Dalit Entrepreneurs in West Bengalrdquo at Centre for Ambedkar Centre forEconomic Studies Department of Economics Madras University Chennai on March 15 2012

23 A Lecture titled ldquoGame Theory in Application ldquodelivered at the Refresher Course conducted by theDepartment of Commerce University of North Bengal on August 06 2012

24 A Lecture titled ldquoKnowledge Economy in Indian Contextrdquo delivered at the Refresher Courseconducted By Department of Commerce University of North Bengal on August 07 2012

25A special lecture delivered to the Department of Economics University of North Bengal DTDarjeeling 734013 titledrsquo Knowledge Economy in Labour Marketrsquo on December 12 2012

26A keynote address at the UGC National Seminar organized by the Department of Economics RabindraBharati University Kolkata on March 12 2013 titledrsquo Development Perspective for East andNortheast India in New Global Orderrsquo

27 A lecture delivered at the UGC SAP-DRS-II National Seminar organized by the Department ofEconomics University of North Bengal titled lsquoRegional Issues Concerning Development and Womenin Developmentrsquo on the topic lsquoRural Women in Agriculture and Developmentrsquoon 21032013

28 A special lecture delivered entitledrdquo Develpoment Strategy for India and Bangladesh-AComparisonrdquoon 29122013 at Uttar Bangla University College Kakina Bangladesh

29 A special lecture delivered at the Raiganj University on its First Foundation Day on 3rd February2016 on ldquoRaiganj Economy and the Peoplerdquo

30 A Special Lecture delivered at the Department of Disaster Preparedness Mitigation and ManagementSchool of Environment Resources and Development Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) Thailandon ldquoEconomic Disaster with Reference to Asian Nationsrdquo on Octber 12 2016

31 A Paper presented in Online System (Skype) entitled ldquoMedical Data Analytics for SophisticatedHealth Infrastructure A Critical Analysis of Curriculum Components of International Universitiesrdquo atInternational Conference on Recent Developments on Science Technology Humanities andManagement (ICRDSTHM-17) Organized by the Society for Research Development on April 29th2017 held at Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Page- 19-23

Publications

Articles

1 ldquoEvaluating the Performance of a Grass-roots level Financial Institutionrdquo (1998) North BengalUniversity Review (Humanities and Social Sciences) University of North Bengal

2 ldquoAn Evaluation of Cooperative Legislations in West Bengalrdquo (2001) Economic Affairs Vol 46 Qr1 January ndash March

3 ldquoA Cooperative Credit Societyrsquos Impact on Credit Demand in Agricultural Productionrdquo (2000)Economic Affairs Vol 45 Qr 2 April ndash June

4 ldquoImpact of New Agricultural Technology on Economic Conditions of Agricultural Labourers A CaseStudy of Two Villages of West Bengalrdquo (with HK Chakrabarti amp KK Bagchi 2002) Labour ampDevelopment Vol 8 Nos 1 amp 2 December VV Giri National Labour Institute New Delhi

5 ldquoIn Search of a Model Rural Cooperative Credit Society for Indiarsquo (2002) Indian Journal of SocialDevelopment Vol 2 November- December

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 29

6 ldquoScience and Humanity Some Critical Issuesrdquo in A Pushparajan ed book Value Crisis on the WayOut (2003) Department of Inter-religious Studies Madurai Kamraj University

7 ldquoRole of Credit Cooperatives on the Rural Economy of West Bengalrdquo (2003) North BengalUniversity Review University of North Bengal August

8 ldquoGandhian Economics and Globalizationrdquo (2003) Anasakti International Journal of Non-Violence inAction A Journal of International Centre for Gandhian Studies and Research Gandhi Smriti ampDarshan Samiti Rajghat New Delhi Vol-I No 2 July

9 ldquoIndiarsquos Trade Performance in the Post Liberalisation Erardquo (with B Sarkar) (2004) Indian Journal ofSocial and Economic Policy Vol 1 No 1

10 ldquoGandhian Economics with Reference to Poverty and Unemploymentrdquo (2003) Journal of GandhianStudies Bi-annual Journal of Gandhian Studies Vol-I No1 January-June

11 ldquoResource-Industry Linkages in Sikkim Strategy of Development in the Context of StructuralChangerdquo (with KK Bagchi) (2003) in Gurudas Das edited book Structural Change and Strategy ofDevelopment Resource Linkages in North East India Akangsha Publishing New Delhi

12 ldquoWomen and Employment A Grass-Roots Study (with Sampa Poddar) In A Bhuimali ed bookEducation Employment and Empowering Women (2004) Serials Publications New Delhi

13 ldquoRelevance of MK Gandhirsquos Ideal of Self-sufficient Village Economy in the 21st Centuryrdquo (2004)Sarvodaya Vol 1 No 5

14 ldquoDevelopment and Empowering of Disadvantaged People of Indiardquo (with AK Biswas 2004) IndianJournal of Economics and Business Vol 3 No 1 New Delhi

15 ldquoEmpowering Rural Women How and Whenrdquo (2004) in A Bhuimali ed book EducationEmployment and Empowering Women Serials Publications New Delhi

16 lsquoRole of Security in the Development of South Asia A Case Study of Nepal and Bhutanrsquo (with A KBiswas 2005) The Himalayan Miscellany Centre for Himalayan Studies University of NorthBengal Vol16

17 ldquoDiversification of Bhutanrsquos Manufacturing Industriesrdquo (With AK Biswas and Karubaki Dutta2005) Indian Development Review Vol 3 No 1 73-87

18 ldquoGenesis of Scheduled Castes and Constitutional Safeguards for Themrdquo (with SS Laha2005)Indian Development Review Vol 3 No 2 219-234

19 ldquoTransforming Farming to World Class Food and Agri Business-Potentialities Constraints andStrategiesrdquo (Jointly with KK Bagchi and A Hadi 2005) Lucknow Management AssociationConvention Journal Vol 1 No 1

20 lsquoWomen Work-Force in Agricultural Operations A Grass-Roots Studyrsquo (2005) Working PaperSeries SAP-DRS Programme of UGC Vol1 Department of Economics University of North Bengal

21 ldquoGlobalisation and Higher Education Developing Countries Need a Paradigm Shiftrdquo (2006) (withBhaskar Chaudhuri) South Asian Journal of Human Rights Vol2 No1

22 lsquoNorth Bengal-A Potential Hot-Spot for Alternative Tourism (with Nilanjan Biswas 2006) WorkingPaper Series SAP-DRS Programme of UGCVol2 October Department of Economics University ofNorth Bengal

23 lsquoExamining Indo-Bangladesh Bilateral Trade Pattern (with Sidhartha Sankar Laha 2006) WorkingPaper Series Vol2October Department of Economics University of North Bengal

24 lsquoBangladesh Jute Mills and Trade Union in Reformed Regime (with Md Gholam Kibria andSidhartha Sankar Laha 2006) Working Paper Series SAP-DRS Programme of UGC Vol 2October Department of Economics University of North Bengal

30 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

25 lsquoWildlife Tourism in Nepal Problems and Prospects (with Kamanand Dev 2006) Working PaperSeries SAP-DRS Programme of UGC Vol 2 October Department of Economics University ofNorth Bengal

26 lsquoTourism Development in Bhutan Its Impact on the Economy (with Anil Kumar Biswas2006)Working Paper Series SAP-DRS Programme of UGC Vol 2 October Department ofEconomics University of North Bengal

27 lsquoIndiarsquos Trade Pattern in Pre and Post Liberalisation Era A Quantitave Analysis (with SidharthaSankar Laha 2007) Journal of Regional Economic Studies Vol1 March Department of EconomicsUniversity of North Bengal

28 lsquoDisparity in Literacy A Male-Female Regional-Urban and SC-ST Divide (with Biplab Chakraborty2007) Journal of Regional Economic Studies Department of EconomicsUniversity of North BengalMarch

29 lsquoGenesis of Scheduled Castes and Constitutional Safeguards for Themrsquo (with Sidhartha Sankar Laha2007) in A Bhuimali ed book Development of Scheduled Caste Serials Publications New Delhi

30 lsquoMicrofinance Initiatives and Self-Help Groups in North Bengal Tourism Prospects and Challenges(2007) (with Ramchandran Ranjit) Working Paper Series SAP-DRS Programme Department ofEconomics University of North Bengal

31 lsquoGlobalisation Trade Liberalisation and Economic Growth with special Reference to India and China(2007) Working Paper Series SAP-DRS Programme Department of Economics University of NorthBengalVol 3 February

32 lsquoFrom Manusmriti to Microfinance Role of Self-Help Groups in the Empowerment of Indian Women(with R Ranjit 2007) Working Paper Series SAP-DRS Programme of the UGC Department ofEconomics University of North BengalVol3 February

33 lsquoAssessing Economic impact of Capital Flight from the South Asian Economies (with TarunSengupta 2007) Working Paper Series SAP-DRS Programme Department of EconomicsUniversity of North Bengal

34 ldquoMinority and the Millennium Development Goals Muslim Women in Armed Conflict in Jammu andKashmirrdquo (with Siddhartha Sarkar 2007) South Asian Journal of Human Rights New Delhi Vol3Numbers 1-2

35 ldquoDecent Work and Womenrsquos Empowerment in Agriculturerdquo (2007) In A Bhuimali and S AnilKumar edited book Women in the Face of Globalisation Serials Publications New Delhi

36 lsquoExpansion of Indo-US Trade A Quantitative Analysissrsquo (with Sidha Sankar Laha 2008) in ABhuimali and CK Mukhopadhyay ed book SAARC PERSPECTIVE Serials Publications New Delhi

37 ldquoJoint Forest Management-An Integrated Approach to Rural Development ldquo(with Nilanjan Biswas2008) Journal of Rural Development BangladeshVol35 Number 2

38 ldquoIndia Under Free Trade Regimerdquo (with Tulika Kar 2008) in A Bhuimali and CK Mukhopadhyayed book Economic Issues in SAARC Context Abhijeet Publications Delhi

39 ldquoChanging Indiarsquos Trade Pattern A Time Series Analysisrdquo (with Sidhartha Sankar Laha 2008) in ABhuimali and CK Mukhopadhyay ed book Economic Issues in SAARC Context AbhijeetPublications Delhi

40 ldquoMigration of Skilled Human Resources from Indian IT Sector (Durlav Sarkar and RK Gupta)South Asian Journal of Socio-Political Studies (July-December 2009) VolX NoI

41 ldquoDevelopment of Scheduled Castes-Challenges and Opportunitiesrdquo (with Tulika Kar 2011) in DPulla Rao edited book Human Development and Social Exclusion Serials Publications New Delhi

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 31

42 ldquoAgeing Population in Informal Sector in the Indian Contextrdquo (with Sushma Subba 2010) SouthAsian Journal of Human Rights Vol6 Nos1amp2 December

43 ldquoCauses and Effects of Brain Drain in Indian with special reference to IT Sector ndash An EmpiricalStudyrdquo (with Durlav Sarkar amp Subir Ghosh 2010) CALYX Journal of Business Management Vol1No 1 December (ISSN 2229-4260)

44 ldquoThe Concern for Social Security in Informal Sector in Indiardquo (with Nilanjan Biswas 2012) in KKBagchi and N Gopeed book Social Security for Unorganised Workers in India-Issues and ConcernsMadhav Books Gurgaon (Haryana)

45 ldquoPopulation Poverty and Environmental Linkages in Bhutanrdquo (with Anil Kumar Biswas 2013)South Asian Journal of Human Rights Vol9 Nos1amp2

46 ldquoRole of Information Technology in Indian Agriculture- An Exploratory Study (with ParthaChattopadhyay 2013) South Asian Journal of Human Rights Vol9 Nos1amp2

47 ldquoRural Women in Developmentrdquo in A Bhuimali Sanchari Roy Mukherjee and Sudakshina Ray Datta(ed) book Women in Development (2014) North Bengal University Press

48 ldquoFindings on Socio-Economic Status of Domestic Helps-A Case Study of Cooch Behar Municipalityrdquo(with Papri Das Mahalanobis (Mitra) in A Bhuimali Kanak Kanti Bagchi and Sanchari RoyMukherjee (ed) book North Bengal Development Perspective (2014) North Bengal University Press

49 ldquoMicro Small and Medium Enterprises (Msmes) in Cooch Behar Distict Issues and Possibilitiesrdquo(with Rajib Lahiri) in A Bhuimali Kanak Kanti Bagchi (ed) book North Bengal DevelopmentPerspective (2014) North Bengal University Press

50 ldquoIntra-Firm Comparisons Between Two Apiculture Cooperative Societies of South 24 ParganasDistrictrdquo (with -Manish Baidya ldquoin Anil Bhuimali Kanak Kanti Bagchi and Sanchari RoyMukherjee(ed) book titled North Bengal Development Perspective (2014) North Bengal UniversityPress

51 ldquoPerformance of the Primary Health Centres of Jalpaiguri District An Analysis in terms of TechnicalEfficiencyrdquo (with Subhasis Bhattacharya) in A Bhuimali Kanak Kanti Bagchi and Sanchari RoyMukherjee(ed) book titled North Bengal Development Perspective (2014) North Bengal UniversityPress

52 ldquoDynamics in Rural Housing A Cross-Sectional Comparison on the basis of the Pre and PostLiberalisation Datardquo With Ranjit K Ghosh amp Sadhan C Kar) in A Bhuimali Kanak Kanti Bagchiand Sanchari Roy Mukherjee(ed) book titled North Bengal Development Perspective(2014) NorthBengal University Press

53 ldquoAgricultural Marketing In A Neglected Zone Of West Bengalrdquo (with Suvamay Bhowmick) (2014) inA Bhuimali KK Bagchi and SR Mukherjee(ed) book titled North Bengal DevelopmentPerspective North Bengal University Press

54 ldquoDevelopment Perspective for East and Northeast States of India in New Global Order ldquo(2014) in ABhuimali KK Bagchi and SR Mukherjee(ed) book titled North Bengal Development PerspectiveNorth Bengal University Press

55 ldquoIndia as the knowledge Economyrdquo (2014 with Partha Chattopadhyay) Vidyasagar UniversityJournal of Economics Vol17

56 ldquoWildlife Tourism in Nepal Problems and Prospectsrdquo (with Kamanand Dev) (2014) Reflection-AResearch Journal Vol3 No1 Department of Commerce Margherita College Assam

57 ldquoEvaluating Anti-Poverty Programmes in Dakshin Dinajpur Districtrdquo (2014) in North Bengal Pastand Present Vol-II (ed withI Sarkar 2014) Readers Service Kolkata

32 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

58 ldquoInformation Engineering [IE] A Potential Future Domain of Interdisciplinary Science Technologyamp Management towards Healthy Information and Technological Developmentrdquo(with PKPaul andDK Chatterjee2016) in BRICS International Journal of Educational Research (ISSN-2231-5829)Vol5 No3 amp 4 Page 35-41 Haryana India (Indexed in Index Copernicus and others)

59 ldquoManagement Gradients Vis-agrave-Vis Information Science Towards Potential Information SystemBuildingrdquo (with PKPaul and KKumar2016) in International Journal of World Policy andDevelopment Studies 2 (5) Page-26-30 May (RePEc-Germany IDEAS Google Scholar EconPapers J-Gate Citeulike ACADEMIA Advance Science Index Academic Keys InternationalInstitute of Organized Research Academic Resource Index Scientific Indexing Service)

60 ldquoComputing on Demand (CoD) Services from Cloud Computing A Technical Reviewrdquo (withPKPaul and MGhose 2016) International Journal of Recent Researches in Science Engineering ampTechnology (ISSN-2347-6729 PrintISSN-2348-3105Online) May 4 (05) Page- 134-141httpwwwjrrsetcom2016maypaper0603pdf (Indexed in Google Scholar DIIF SJIF)

61 ldquoGreen Computing for Eco Enriched Information Services and Systems Environmental amp BioInformatics Perspectiverdquo(with PKPaul KLDangwal PDas and JGanguly 2016) in Journal ofBiotechnology Research Vol 2 No 6 Page- 44-48 ISSN(e) 2413-3256 ISSN(p) 2413-8878ARPG German-Pak Publishing Group (RePEc-Germany IDEAS Google Scholar Econ Papers J-Gate Citeulike ACADEMIA Advance Science Index Academic Keys International Institute ofOrganized Research Academic Resource Index Scientific Indexing Service)

62 ldquoInformation Science A Service Science Field of Fields with its Existing and EmergingStakeholders- Techno-Educational Perspectiverdquo(with PKPaul and DChatterjee 2016)inShodhaytan- An National Journal of Educational Commerce and Social Sciences ISSN 2349 ndash 4190June 2016 Page- (A Nationally Indexed Journal of AISECT University MP India)

63 ldquoCommunity Science and Technology-Its Meaning to Potential-Requirement with Possibilities ofMSc-CST (IS) in for removing Digital Dividerdquo (with PK Paul 2017) in Encyclopedia ofInformation science and Technology 4th Edition by IGI Global (Information Science Reference)USA

64 ldquoCommunity Development Vis-agrave-Vis Information Science and Technology (IST) A Perspective ofDevelopment Studiesrdquo (with PK Paul M Ghosh and D Chatterjee 2016) in Scholar Bulletin-AnInternational Journal of Scholars Middle East Publishers UAE Dubai 2 (1) 64-67

65 ldquoCloud Computing and Demand Based Services at a glance ContemporaryScenariordquo(with PKPauland AAtharthy 2016) in Saudi Journal of Engineering and Technology ISSN 2415-6272 (Print)ISSN 2415-6264 (Online) 1 (1) Jan-March Page-26-29 Scholars Middle East Publishers DubaiUAE (An Indexed Journal)

66 ldquoQPN and Cloud Computing for promoting E-Learning and Flexible Education System AnAnalytical studyrdquo(with PKPaul DChatterjee and RRajesh 2016) International Journal of RecentResearches in Science Engineering amp Technology (ISSN-2347-6729 PrintISSN-2348-3105 Online)May 2016 4(05) Page-126-133 httpwwwjrrsetcom2016maypaper0602pdf (Indexed in GoogleScholar DIIF SJIF)

67 ldquoCloud Computing utilization in Indian Universities A Brief Conceptual Studyrdquo (PKPaul KKumarand AAtarthy 2016) in Anusandhan- An International Journal of Science and Technology ISSN2278 ndash 4187 5 (9) March 2016 Page 937-941 (A Nationally Indexed Journal of AISECTUniversity MP India)

68 ldquoA Novel Approach in Using Interactive Technologies to BuildAgricultural Information Systems AConceptual Frameworkrdquo(with PKPaul DChatterjee MGhosh RKSinha and JGanguly 2015) inCurrent Trends in Biotechnology and Chemical Research (ISSN-2249-4073) Vol 5 No 1 Jan- June2015 Page 49-53 (Indexed in DOAJ Index Copernicus Google Scholar CAS-USA COSMOSMedical Journal Link)

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 33

69 ldquoCyber Crime An Important facet for promoting Digital HumanitiesmdashA Short Reviewrdquo (with PaulPrantosh Kumar D Chatterjee Atarthy (2016) in Saudi Journal of Humanities and Social ScienceISSN 2415-6256 (Print) ISSN 2415-6248 (Online) 1 (1) Jan-March 2016 Page-13-16 ScholarsMiddle East Publishers Dubai UAE (An Indexed Journal)

70 ldquoMBA (Information and Knowledge Management) Core Structure-A Proposed Curriculum for Socialand Business Development by Promoting Information Transfer Cyclerdquo(with Paul Prantosh Kumar DChatterjee 2016) International Journal of World Policy and Development Studies 2 (1) Page-1-6January 2016 (RePEc-Germany IDEAS Google Scholar Econ Papers J-Gate CiteulikeACADEMIA Advance Science Index Academic Keys International Institute of Organized ResearchAcademic Resource Index Scientific Indexing Service)

71 ldquoInformation and Technology Related Educational Programmes and its Possibilities in IndianUniversitiesrdquo (with Paul Prantosh Kumar Kalyan Kumar Poovammal E RSenthamarai 2016)International Journal of Applied Science and Engineering (ISSN-2321-0745) Vol 4 No1 Page-19-28 (Indexed by Google Scholar Indianjournals Indian Citation Index Proquest Knimbus-IndiaWZB-Berlin Journal Seek USA)

72 ldquoInformation Science Vs Information Management An Analytical Perspectiverdquo Pau1 PK MGhose2016) Scientific Review Vol 2 No 5 Page- 68-73 ISSN(e) 2412-2599 ISSN(p) 2413-8835 ARPG German-Pak Publishing Group (RePEc-Germany IDEAS Google Scholar Econ PapersJ-Gate Citeulike ACADEMIA Advance Science Index AcademicKeys International Institute ofOrganized Research Academic Resource Index Scientific Indexing Service)

73 ldquoInformation Science [IS] and Educational Quality Aspects A Conceptual Studyrdquo (with PKPau1and A Kumar 2016) BRICS International Journal of Educational Research (ISSN-2231-5829)Vol6 No1 Page 35-41 Haryana India (Indexed in Index Copernicus and others)

74 ldquoQuantum Information Science Current Scenario and Future Prospects with Possible AcademicPotentiality in Indian Educational Contextrdquo (with Paul Prantosh Kumar D Chatterjee M GhosePoovammal E R Rajesh R Senthamarai 2016) International Journal of Information Science andComputing Vol 3 No 1 June Page-21-30 (Indexed in Indian Citation Index Google Scholar Indianjournals) ISSN-2348-7437

75 ldquoRetail Informatics Basics and Emerging Scenario with Special Reference to Design andDevelopment of Proposed MSc-Information Science (Retail Informatics) in Indian Scenariordquo (withPaul Prantosh Kumar Dipak Chaterjee 2016) International Journal of Information Dissemination ampTechnology MMU Ambala Vol-6 No-2 April-June Page-112-117 ISSN-2229-5984 (Indexed inDOAJ EISRJC J-GATE Ulrich Directory Google Scholar Proquest Index copernicus and othermajor databases)

76 ldquoHospital Information Systems The Backbone of Healthy Health and Medical Infrastructure Buildingwith Some Issues related to Manpower and HRrdquo (with Paul Prantosh Kumar M Ghose PoovammalE 2016) British Journal of Pharmaceutical and Medical Research (BJPMR) Vol 1 No 1 July-August 41-49

77 ldquoHealth and Medical Informatics and Allied Health Focused Domains An Analytical Study related tothe Emerging Inter disciplinary Researchrdquo (with Paul Prantosh Kumar K Kumar B Karn 2016)British Journal of Pharmaceutical and Medical Research (BJPMR) Vol 1 No 1 July-August 50-59

78 ldquoInformation and Communication Technology and Information their role in Tea Cultivation andMarketing in the context of Developing CountriesmdashA Theoretical Approachrdquo (with Paul PrantoshKumar KL Dangwal D Chaterjee J Ganguly M Ghosh R K Sinha J Ganguly 2015) CurrentTrends in Biotechnology and Chemical Research (ISSN-2249-4073) Vol 5 No 2 Jan- June 2015Page- (Indexed in DOAJ Index Copernicus Google Scholar CAS-USA COSMOS Medical JournalLink)

34 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

79 ldquoMGNREGA and Implemented Technologies specially NREGA Soft A HealthyInformation andTechnological Management for solid Administrationrdquo with Paul Prantosh Kumar K Kumar B Karn2016) International Journal of Science Social Studies Humanities and Management 2 (8) AKnowledge Product of Brainybuzz Publications

80 ldquoMeta Data An Important Gradient of Information SciencesmdashA Gateway to KnowledgeManagement amp Economyrdquo(with Paul Prantosh Kumar KL Dangwal 2016) International Journal ofRecent Researches in Science Engineering amp Technology (ISSN-2347-6729 PrintISSN-2348-3105Online)4(9) httpwwwjrrsetcom (Indexed in Google Scholar DIIF SJIF)

81 ldquoNREGA and Possible Technological Interaction Powered by Emerging Computing and InformationTechnologyrdquo Paul Prantosh Kumar (2016) International Journal of Recent Researches in ScienceEngineering amp Technology (ISSN-2347-6729 PrintISSN-2348-3105 Online) 4 (9)httpwwwjrrsetcom (Indexed in Google Scholar DIIF SJIF)

82 ldquoInformatics with a Difference The Bio Focused Informaticsmdash A Case Study of Nursing InformaticsNeuro Informatics and Eco-Bio Informaticsrdquo (with Paul Prantosh Kumar 2016) Indian Journal onNursing Administration amp Education (2454-7247) 2 (1) Page-15-22

83 ldquoInsight into the Nursing Informatics and IT Courses and Curriculum for promoting HealthInformation Systems Smarter and Sustainable Some Delivery Providers point of viewmdashWeb BasedReviewrdquo Paul Prantosh Kumar MK Ghose D Chatterjee 2016) Indian Journal on NursingAdministration amp Education (2454-7247) 2(1) Page-29-41

84 ldquoThe professional bodies and associations that should know an Information Scientist An AnalyticalStudyrdquo Paul Prantosh Kumar K Kumar B Karn (2016) International Journal of Education ampMultidisciplinary Studies (ISSN-2455-2526) 4 (2) Page-344-354 Impact Factor-3535 DOIhttpdxdoiorg1021013jemsv4n2p12

85 ldquoInformation Scientist and Computer Scientist The Similarities and DissimilaritiesmdashA FundamentalKnowledge Surveyrdquo (with Paul Prantosh Kumar D Chatterjee (2016) International Journal ofApplied Sciences (ISSN-2455-4499) 4 (2) Page-333-339 Impact Factor-3462httpdxdoiorg1021013jasv4n2p14

86 ldquoHealth Information Systems The Issues related to Governmental Initiatives Political andEconomicsmdashA Theoretical Overview Paul Prantosh Kumar MK Ghose Poovammal E 2016)IRA-International Journal of Technology amp Engineering (ISSN-2455-4480) 4 (2) Page-117-125Impact Factor-3525 httpdxdoiorg1021013jtev4n2p3

87 ldquoHealth Informatics and its initiatives in India An Academic and TechnomdashManagerial Contextrdquo(with Paul Prantosh Kumar D Chatterjee MKGhose Poovammal E 2016)International Journalof Medical Research and Pharmaceutical Sciences (ISSN-2394-9414) DOI105281zenodo1606873(10) Page-1-9 (Indexed in Google Scholar Cite Factor DRJI SIS NCBISJIF GIF ISRA) IF3109

88 ldquoHealth Data Science Insight into the relevance of the domain with emerging and possible academicprograms-A Knowledge Surveyrdquo (with Paul Prantosh Kumar MK Ghose and R Rajesh 2016)International Journalof Medical Researchand Pharmaceutical Sciences (ISSN-2394-9414) DOI105281zenodo1606873(10) Page-10-17 (Indexed in Google Scholar Cite Factor DRJI SISNCBI SJIF GIF ISRA) IF3109

89 ldquoData Science and increasing Carrier Opportunities A Case of Masters programs in UnitedKingdommdashThe Future of Intelligent Industries and Corporaterdquo(with Paul Prantosh Kumar DChatterjee A Bhuimali M Ghose R Rajesh B Karn 2016) International Journal of BusinessEconomics and Management ISSN 2347-5471 4 (10) Page 4-9

90 ldquoBusiness and Corporate Empowerment by introducing New Age Emerging IT amp ComputingPrograms and Research in the Academia and Industrial Sites A Perspective of Developing Countriesrdquo

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 35

Paul Prantosh Kumar K Kumar 2016) International Journal of Business Economics andManagement ISSN 2347-5471 4 (10) Page 10-16

91 ldquoSocial Software Engineering in Social and Cultural Contextrdquo in Journal of Research Paul PrantoshKumar K Kumar D Chatterjee 2016) Humanities and Social Sciences 2 (1) 107-112

92 ldquoGreen Computing Green Information Technology and Green Information Science Relation andDisparitiesrdquo (with Paul Prantosh Kumar J Ganguly Poovammal E KL Dangwal 2016) Journalof Research in Humanities and Social Sciences (ISSN- 2 (1) 121-126

93 ldquoInformation Sciences for promoting Community Development A Perspective of CommunityScience and Technologyrdquo (with Pau1 Prantosh Kumar D Chatterjee 2015) BRICS InternationalJournal of Educational Research (ISSN-2231-5829) 6 (3) 52-55 MM University Ambala HaryanaIndia (Indexed in Index Copernicus and others)

94 ldquoGreen Computing An Emerging tool and discipline for Intelligent Environmental Engineering andManagerial Practicerdquo (with Paul Prantosh Kumar M Ghose R Rajesh Poovammal E (2016)International Journal of Recent Researches in Science Engineering amp Technology (ISSN-2347-6729PrintISSN-2348-3105 Online) 4 (10) 113-122 httpwwwjrrsetcom (Indexed in Google ScholarDIIF SJIF)

95 ldquoCloud Computing Architecture and Solutions Emphasizing Security Issuesrdquo (with Paul PrantoshKumar M Ghose D Chatterjee Poovammal E 2016)International Journal of Recent Researches inScience Engineering amp Technology (ISSN-2347-6729 PrintISSN-2348-3105 Online) 4 (10) 124-130 httpwwwjrrsetcom (Indexed in Google Scholar DIIF SJIF)

96 ldquoEco Informatics and Green IT as an Interdisciplinary Environmental-Computing-ManagementDomain With a Case Study of United Kingdom Programsrdquo (with Paul Prantosh Kumar M GhoseD Chatterjee 2016) Palgo Journal of Education Research (ISSN 2476-8332) 4(6) 225-229

97 ldquoCloud Computing and Virtualization in Agricultural Space A Knowledge Surveyrdquo Paul PrantoshKumar M Ghose D Chatterjee J Ganguly M Ghosh KL Dangwal (2016) Palgo Journal ofAgricultural (ISSN2476-8359) 202-206

98 ldquoNursing Informatics Specializations in Master of Science (MS)-Nursing Program A Case Study ofSome United States Universitiesrdquo (with Paul Prantosh Kumar M Ghose Poovammal E 2017)Palgo Journal of Medicine and Medical Science (ISSN 2476-8340) 4 (1) 145-151

99 ldquoNursing Informatics The Root for Developing Healthcare Systems An Overviewrdquo (with PaulPrantosh Kumar M Ghose D Chatterjee 2017) Palgo Journal of Medicine and Medical Science(ISSN 2476-8340) 3 (5) 121-126

100 ldquoInternet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers An Overviewrdquo (with Paul Prantosh KumarA Bhuimali KS Shivraj (2016) Asian Journal of Engineering and Applied Technology(ISSN2249-068X) 5 (2) 40-43

101 ldquoInternet and its increasing Users Base with a tiny focus of India A Brief Studyrdquo (with PaulPrantosh Kumar KS Shivraj A Bhuimali KL Dangwal A Atarthy (2016) Asian Review ofSocial Science (ISSN 2249-6319) 5 (2) 29-31

102 ldquoInternet and its Historical Background with emerging trends in its User Base An InternationalPerspectiverdquo Paul Prantosh Kumar KS Shivraj A Bhuimali (2016) Asian Journal of InformationScience and Technology (ISSN 2231-6108) 6 (2) 8-12

103 ldquoIndian Internet Context The User base and SpeedmdashAn Overviewrdquo (with Paul Prantosh KumarKS Shivraj 2016) Asian Journal of Science and Applied Technology 5 (2) 19-22

104ldquoInternet User Base in Asian CountriesmdashAn Analytical Reviewrdquo Indian (with PK Paul and KSShivraj 2016) Journal of Information Sources and Services (ISSN 2231-6094) 6 (2) 37-40

36 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

105 ldquoThe Changing pattern of Data Transfer A Theoretical Overviewrdquo (with Paul Prantosh Kumar KSShivraj 2016) Asian Journal of Computer Science and Technology (ISSN 2249-0701) 5(2) 24-28

106 ldquoInternet Infrastructure and Governing Bodies An International Perspectivesrdquo (with Paul PrantoshKumar KS Shivraj 2016) Indian Journal of Information Sources and Services (ISSN 2231-6094)6 (2) 9-12

107 ldquoA Novel Approach and possibilities of Cloud Computing Applications in the MGNREGA Towardsmore Social Development Powered by Technologiesrdquo Accepted in Journal of Agricultural Researchand Innovative Technologies A Knowledge Product of Brainybuzz Publications (with PK Paul andOthers2016)

108 Mobile Cloud Computing for Healthy Social Communication- Growing Importance and Domainbased Applicationsrdquo (with PK Paul 2016) Indian Journal on Mechanical Eng amp Material Science

109 ldquoEco Friendly Information Services for Better SocietyTrends and Possibilities in InternationalJournal of Information Science and Computingrdquo (with PKPaul and Poovammal E (2017) (ISSN-2348-7437) 4 (1) 1-6 (Indexed by Google Scholar Indian journals Indian Citation Index) (UGCSerial Number 45542)

110 ldquoHuman Centered Computing Healthy Gift of Social Engineering for promoting DigitalHumanities- A Short Communicationrdquo (with Paul PK D Chatterjee) International Journal ofApplied Science and Engineering (IJASE) (2017) (ISSN-2321-0745) 5 (1) 13-18 (Indexed byGoogle Scholar Indianjournals Indian Citation Index)

111 Information Science Towards IST Emerging Interdisciplinary Domain with Expert DefinitionExisting and Future Scenario (With Paul Prantosh Kumar and and Aithal P S and Chatterjee D)International Journal on Recent Researches in Science Engineering amp Technology 5(10) (2017) 45-53 Available at SSRN httpsssrncomabstract=3061065

112 National Telecommunication and Information Administration (NTIA) The Promoter of DigitalHumanities and SociologymdashA Case Study (With Paul Prantosh Kumar and Aithal P S and KrishnaRaj) International Journal of Scientific Research in Physics and Applied Sciences (2017) 5(4) 24-27

113 Emerging Internet Services Vis-Agrave-Vis Development A Theoretical Overview (With Paul PrantoshKumar and Aithal P S) International Journal on Recent Researches in Science Engineering andTechnology (2017) 5(7) 19-25 ISSN-2347-6729

114 Not Profit Technologies Emphasizing Open Source Cloud Computing (With Paul Prantosh Kumarand Aithal PS) International Journal on Recent Researches in Science Engineering amp Technology(2017) 5(8) 1-6

115 Information Science Science or Social Science (With Paul Prantosh Kumar and Aithal P S)International Journal on Recent Researches in Science Engineering amp Technology (2017) 5(9) 54-65 ISSN 2347-6729

116 Cloud Big-Data and Human Centered Computing Towards Better Information and TechnologicalSolution in MGNREGA An Existing and Possible Overview (With Paul Prantosh Kumar and AithalP S) IRA-International Journal of Management amp Social Sciences (2017) 9(1) 1-7

117 Food Informatics and Its Challenges and Opportunities - A Review (With Paul Prantosh Kumar andAithal P S) International Journal on Recent Researches in Science Engineering amp Technology(2017) 5(9) 46-53 ISSN 2347-6729

118 Information Technology and Green-Eco Environment The aspects in Interdisciplinary Scenario(With Paul Prantosh Kumar M Ghose J Ganguly M Ghosh) International Journal of ScientificResearch and Modern Education (IJSRME) 2 (2) (2017) ISSN 2455-5630 Page-27-30

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 37

119 Internet Saathi A Step towards Promoting Rural Indian Women (With PK Paul PS Aithal)Proceedings of International Conference on Humanitarian Technology (ISBN 978-93-5279-071-5)(2017) Page-155-156

120 Business Informatics A Possible Specialization of MSc-Information Science amp Technology (IST)Challenges and Opportunities in Developing Countries Context (With Paul P K and PS Aithal)International Journal on Recent Researches in Science Engineering amp Technology (2017) 5(10) 54-63 ISSN 2347-6729 (Indexed in Google Scholar DIIF SJIF) (UGC Serial Number 45483)

121 Role of Economics and Allied Sciences into Information and Computing fields EmphasizingEconomics amp IT ProgramsmdashWorld and Indian Context (With Paul P K and PS Aithal) IRA-International Journal of Management amp Social Sciences (2018) 10 (1) 36-45 (UGC Serial Number46617)

122 Technological Development and Information Science-From Early Age to Contemporary PeriodTake a Relook (With Paul P K PS Aithal R Senthamarai) International Journal ofInterdisciplinary Research in Arts and Humanities (2018) 3(1) 59-64 (UGC Serial Number44237)

123 Chief Information Officer and their changing role as Information cum Techno-Managementprofessionals brief overview (With Paul P K and PS Aithal) International Journal ofComputational Research and Development (2018) 3(1) 54-58 (UGC Serial Number 44176)

123 Business Information Sciences Emphasizing Digital Marketing as an Emerging Field of Business ampIT A Study of Indian Private Universities (With PK Paul amp PS Aithal) IRA International Journalof Management amp Social Sciences (2018) (ISSN 2455-2267) 10(2) 63-73 (UGC Approved)

124 ldquoiSchools and Its Need for Promoting Information-Technology-Social Interaction Overview andNeed in Indian Educational Contextrdquo (With PK Paul PS Aithal D Chatterjee) Scientific Review(1) 1-7 ISSN(e) 2412-2599 ISSN(p) 2413-8835 (RePEc-Germany IDEAS Google Scholar EconPapers J-Gate Citeulike ACADEMIA Advance Science Index AcademicKeys InternationalInstitute of Organized Research Academic Resource Index Scientific Indexing Service) ARPGGermany amp Pakistan Joint Publication (UGC Approved)

125 ldquoA Comparative Analysis of GSDP of Four Eastern States in Indiardquo (With Mukul Saha) AsianJournal of Managerial Science (2018) 7 (1) 7-19 (Indexed by Google Scholar amp UGC Approved)

126 ldquoBSc in Computing and IT related subjects with flexible and changing entry criteria InternationalTrends and adoption in Indian Private UniversitiesmdashA Knowledge Survey) (With PK Paul amp PSAithal) inInternational Journal on Recent Researches in Science Engineering amp Technology Vol6(2) 49-57 (Indexed in Google Scholar DIIF SJIF) (UGC Serial Number 45483)

127 ldquoMTech-Information Science and Technology (IST) Possibilities and Challenges with ProposedFive-Year Integrated Model for Building Technology Vis-Agrave-Vis Societyrdquo (with PK Paul Aithal PS and Chatterjee D) in International Journal of Information Science and Computing 4(2) 57-63ISSN 2348-7437 (Indexed by Google Scholar Indianjournals Indian Citation Index) (UGC SerialNumber 45542)

128 lsquoDigital Divide and Internet Saathi A Social Computing and Informatics Practice Project forEmpowering Indian Womenrsquo (With PK Paul amp Krishnaraj) in International Journal of AppliedScience and Engineering (IJASE) (2017) (ISSN-2321-0745) 5 (2) 55-63 (Indexed by GoogleScholar Indianjournals Indian Citation Index)

129 lsquoComputing Academics into New Age Applied Science Programs and Fields Emphasizing Trend onAnimation and Multimedia TechnologymdashAn Investigation of Indian Private Universitiesrsquo (With PKPaul amp PS Aithal) (2018) in International Journal of Scientific Research in Physics and AppliedSciences 5 (1) Page-18-26 (UGC Approved) ISSN2348-3423

130 lsquoHealth Information Science and its growing popularities in Indian self financed universitiesEmphasizing Private UniversitiesmdashA Study (With PK Paul amp PS Aithal) (2018) in International

38 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Journal of Scientific Research in Biological Sciences 5 (1) Page-1-11 (UGC Approved) ISSN 2343-7520

131 lsquoComputing and Information Sciences with changing entry criteria from Non-Mathematical SciencesInternational Trends and its adoption in Indian Private UniversitiesmdashStudy of BCA Programrsquo (WithPK Paul amp PS Aithal) in International Journal of Scientific Research in Mathematical andStatistical Sciences 5 (1) Page-19-24 (UGC Approved) ISSN2348-4519

132 lsquoDigital Business towards an Academic and Professional Degree An International Perspective (withPaul PK PS Aithal amp R Rajesh (2018) In International Journal of Scientific Research in Physicsand Applied Sciences 6(5) 1-10 (Indexed in Google Scholar CrossRef DPI Google Scholar)(UGC Serial Number 63781)

133 Project management with special reference to IT management and allied areas An overview (withPaul PK T Kalishankar PS Aithal amp R Rajesh (2018)International Journal of Applied Scienceand Engineering 6(1) 79-86

134ldquoSWAYAM The Platform for Modern and Enhanced Online and Flexible Education- A KnowledgeSurveyrdquo (with Paul PK KS Tiwary PS Aithal and R Rajesh) in International Journal of AppliedScience and Engineering 6(2) 149-155

135 ldquoDoctoral Programs in Computing and allied subjects in India with Reference to Private UniversitiesA Growing Trend (with Paul PK PS Aithal ampR Rajesh2018)International Journal on RecentResearches in Science Engineering amp Technology Vol 6(2) 37-48 (Indexed in Google ScholarDIIF SJIF) (UGC Serial Number 45483)

136 Paul P K Bhuimali A ampTiwary K (2019) Raiganj University amp its Research Activities AComprehensive Overview International Journal of Applied Science and Engineering 7(1) 95-103

137Paul P K A Bhuimali PS Aithal KS Tiwaryamp R Rajesh (2019) Education Technology andAllied Fields as Masters Programs An International Trend in Indian Context An International Trendin Indian Context In Information Technology and Education Challenges and Opportunities ofSmarter Learning Systems (ISBN 978-93-88879-13-2) New Delhi Publishers India 209-222

138 Paul PK A Bhuimali PS Aithal KS Tiwaryamp R Rajesh (2019) Information Assurance PolicyBasics and Managerial Overview In Advance Computing and Informatics The Emerging Context(ISBN 978-93-88879-34-7) New Delhi Publishers New Delhi Page-165-177

139 Paul PK A Bhuimali PS Aithal R Rajesh and Vennila H (2019) Internet of Things (IoT)Towards an Emerging Area- A Study In Digital Technology Automation and AdvancedCommunication Systems (ISBN 978-93-88879-25-5) New Delhi Publishers New Delhi Page-123-134

140 Paul PK A Bhuimali PS Aithal (2019) Geo Informatics as a Sustainable Tools with Reference toRemote Sensing amp Its Importance An Overview In Ecology Sustainability and Technology TheParadigm Shifting (ISBN978-93-88879-37-8) New Delhi Publishers New Delhi Page- 134-144

141 Paul PK A Bhuimali PS Aithal (2019) Information Assurance and Allied Aspects EmphasizingIT Risk Management InComputing and Communications The Latest Advancement and FutureProspects (ISBN 978-93-88879-38-5) New Delhi Publishers New Delhi Page-201-212

Books

1 Arthonaitik Unnayan O Raashivijnan (with KK Bagchi 2000) B Sarkar and Co Kolkata

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 39

2 Rural Co-operative and Economic Development (2003) Sarup and Sons New Delhi

3 Education Employment and Empowering Women (edited 2004) Serials Publications New Delhi

4 Development of Rural Women Through Education and Empowerment (with Sampa Poddar 2005)Abhijeet Publications Delhi

5 Disadvantaged Women in Informal Sector (with S Sarkar 2005) Abhijeet Publications Delhi

6 Poverty and Human Rights of Women (edited 2005) Serials Publications New Delhi)

7 Trade Union Movement in Bangladesh (with Md G Kibria and KK Bagchi 2006) SerialsPublications New Delhi

8 Foreign Trade of India under WTO Regime (with S Dutta 2006) Abhijeet Publications Delhi

9 Globalisation and Human Rights (edited 2006) Serials Publications New Delhi

10 UcchamadhyamikArthavidya (with KK Bagchi 2006) B Sarkar and Co Kolkata

11 Consumer Credit Programme of Commercial Banks in Bangladesh (with Md S Alam 2007)Abhijeet Publications Delhi

12 Democracy and Human Rights (edited 2007) Serials PublicationsNew Delhi

13 Women in the Face of Globalisation (edited with S Anil Kumar 2007) Serials Publications NewDelhi

14 Development of Scheduled Caste (edited 2007) Serials Publications New Delhi

15 Economic Issues in SAARC Context (edited with CK Mukhopadhyay 2008) Abhijeet PublicationsDelhi

16 Women Globalisation and Development (edited with BMalakar 2008) Serials Publications NewDelhi

17 SAARC Perspective (edited with CKMukhopadhyay 2008)Serials Publications New Delhi

18 Indian Trade under Globalisation (with Tulika Kar 2008)North Bengal University Press

19 Minorities of India (edited 2008)Serials Publications New Delhi

20 Rights of Disabled Women and Children in India (edited 2009) Serials Publications New Delhi

21 Darjeeling Hill Economy (2011) with Minakshi Das)Abhijeet Publications Delhi

22 Indian Muslims (2011) (with MdTrahaman) Abhijeet Publications Delhi

23 Trading of Indian Agricultural Commodities (with DChakraborty and Sudakshina Ray Datta 2011)Abhijeet Publications Delhi

24 Banking at the Grassroots (2011) (with SChatterjee) Abhijeet Publications Delhi

25 Forest Resources and the poor (with Suma Paul 2011) Abhijeet Publications Delhi

26 Ageing Population and Social Security System (Global Scenario with Special Reference toIndia)(ed2011)Serials Publications New Delhi

27 Gender Violence and Social Exclusion (ed 2011)Serials Publications New Delhi

28 Regional Development and Women Empowerment(ed) with Chandan Kumar Mukhopadhyay andKanchan Datta2012)New Delhi PublishersNew Delhi

29 Mainstreaming Indian Rural Economy and Policy(ed) with Sadhan Chandra Kar 2014) AbhijeetPublicationsNew Delhi

30 Law Enforcement and Human Rights (ed 2013)Madhav Books Guirgaon

40 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

31 Women as Domestic Helps(with Papri Das Mahalanabis Mitra2013)Abhijeet Publications NewDelhi

32 North Bengal Past and Present Vol-I (ed with ISarkar 2014in press) Readers Service Kolkata

33 North Bengal Past and Present Vol-II (edwithISarkar 2014in press) Readers Service Kolkata

34 North Bengal Development Perspective (ed with KKBagchi and Sanchari Roy Mukherjee 2014)North Bengal University Press

35 Women in Development (ed with Sanchari Roy Mukherjee and Sudakshina Ray Datta 2014) NorthBengal University Press

36 I-Schools The Interaction of lsquoInformation ndashTechnology People for Healthy Business and SocialSectors(with PKPaul and DChatterjee2017) New Delhi Publishers New Delhi

37 Brain Drain from Indian IT Sector (with Durlav Sarkar 2018) Serials Publications New Delhi

38 Capital Outflow from South Asian Nations (with TSengupta and PChakraborty 2018) SerialsPublications New Delhi

39 Indiarsquos Current Trade Scenario (with SSLaha 2018) Serials Publications New Delhi

40 Health and Medical Informatics Foundation and Educational Perspective-Indian DevelopingContext(with PKPaul and DChatterjee 2017) Renu Publishers New Delhi

41 Information Technology and Smarter Systems in Information Age A Handbook (Ed With PK PaulNeelanarayanan V amp Vijayakumar V 2018) New Delhi Publishers New Delhi)

42 Computing and Emerging Trends A Handbook (Ed With PK Paul Neelanarayanan V ampVijayakumar V PS Aithal 2018) New Delhi Publishers New Delhi)

43 Information Technology and Education Challenges and Opportunities of Smarter Learning Systems(Ed With PK Paul KS Tiwary amp KL Dangwal) New Delhi Publishers New Delhi2019)

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A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 41

Brief Profile of Registrar

Dr Durlav SarkarRegistrarRaiganj University(State aided University Govt of West Bengal and affiliated to UGC)Phone Mob +919735767333 Off 03523-244039FormerDirector and Professor in ManagementDelhi School of Professional Studies amp Research(Affiliated to GGS Indraprashtha Universityamp Approved by AICTE)9 Institutional Area RohiniSector-25DelhiEmail durlavsarkar1gmailcomregistrarraiganjuniversityacin

DurlavSarkar is presently working as Registrar at Raiganj University Raiganj UttarDinajpur WestBengalwef 19012018 Raiganj University is a state aided University under Govt of West Bengal as perthe Raiganj University Act 2014 passed in Assembly and this University is affiliated to UGC New Delhi

Formerly Dr Sarkar was working as Associate Professor in Management in Royal University of Bhutanand before thathewas working as Professor amp Director at Delhi School of Professional Studies andResearch New Delhi Under Guru Gobind Singh IndraprasthaUniversity(GGSIPU) He acted as HeadDept of Management at DSMS Business School Durgapur West Bengalunder WBUT and worked asaLecturer in University of North Bengaland other Universities in different teaching positions

Dr Sarkar completed his PhD from University of North Bengal West Bengal in the year of 2012 Beinga Management scholar DrSarkar has completed his MBA degree from University of KalyaniWestBengal and completed FDPM from Indian Institute of Management-Ahmedabad

Having more than 18 years of teaching research consultancy administrative and Industry experience DrSarkar has published 2 books more than 15 research articles in National and International Journals andpresented more than 21 research papers and attended workshops in different levels

Dr Sarkar was theEditor of a Peer Reviewed Management Journal titled lsquoCALYX Journal of Businessmanagementrsquo(ISSN No 2229-4260) and reviewed a book on ldquoVedanta for Modern Worldrdquo jointlyauthored with Prof Ajay Kr Singh Professor Delhi School of Economics and it was published in DelhiBusiness Review December2014

Dr Sarkar was the Director of Delhi School of Professional Studies and Research New Delhi andsuccessfully managed the Institute under GGSIPU New Delhi during 2014-15

Being Registrar of Raiganj University Dr Sarkar is looking after the administrative works of the stateaided University which is a big University and having more than 12000 students at Raiganj UttarDinajpur West Bengal

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42 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Brief Profile of Assistant Registrar

Biplab ChakrabortyAssistant Registrar

Academic Qualifications Masters in Economics with the specialization in EconometricsResourceEconomics and Demography from North Bengal University

Other Qualification NET December 2001

Email ID biplabecogmailcom

Research and administrative experienceName of

InstitutionOfficeFull timePart time Designation Particulars in full From

(Date)To

(Date)

Birpara College(under NorthBengal University)

Part time Lecturer As a lecturer inEconomics

August2000

April2001

Siliguri MahakumaParishad SiliguriDarjeeling

Full time Planning Co-ordinator

In on going projectSarva Shiksha Aviyanas a Planning Co-ordinator in the DistrictProject Office ofSiliguri EducationalDistrict

May2002

February 2004

Siliguri Institute ofManagement andTechnologySiloguriDarjeeling

Full time ManagementFaculty

As a faculty forManagerial Economics

March2004

September2004

Department ofEconomics NorthBengal UniversityWest Bengal

Full time Project Fellow

In UGC sponsoredSpecial AssistanceProgramme forDepartmental ResearchSupport Project Withinthis tenure registeredfor the Ph D degreewith the title of thethesis ldquoWelfare Benefitsas a Labour StandardA Study of HealthStatus and HealthcareAccess in the NorthBengal Tea Estatesrdquo

September 2004

January2009

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 43

Dakshin DinajpurZilla ParishadDakshin DinajpurWest Bengal

Full time

DecentralizedPlanningFacilitation Co-ordinator

In Planning Cell Dakshin Dinajpur ZillaParishad to facilitate allthe tiers of PRIs toprepare plans and toprepare District plan

January2009

January2018

Raiganj UniversityUttar DinajpurWest Bengal

Full Time AssistantRegistrar

Mainly UniversityAdministration

January2018

Continuing

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Brief Profile of Finance Officer

CA Sankar GhoraiFinance Officer

Academic QualificationM Com FCA

Email ghoraishankargmailcomhowrah1976gmailcom

Professional Experience

Chartered Accountant with about 18 years of experience in the supervision and finalisation of Finance ampAccounts Internal Control Taxation Commercial matters and Govt Leasing representation in Appealcases including preparation of Returns Project Evaluation amp Finance Budgetary Control and TeamManagement Proficiency in designing and implementing systems to achieve financial discipline in theorganisation Expertise in monitoring the inflow amp outflow of funds and ensuring optimum utilisation ofavailable funds towards the accomplishment of corporate customer goals Exceptional relationshipbuilding analytical and negotiation skills with abilities in liaising with Income Tax Authorities BanksFinancial institutions and various regulatory authorities

Core Competencies

Accounting Taxation Financial Management amp Budgetary Control Monthly Qtrly and Annual Accountclosing activity as per the Revised Schedule VI and Ind AS with minimum month on month variance inexpense booking Leading in Account Receivable activity by way of dispute resolution and keeping thecollectable outstanding at the minimum level

Preparation of Annual Budget and variance analysis ndash monitoring of the cost as per Standard OperatingProcedure (SOM) Determine difference between projected amp actual results and implementing correctiveactions

Managing finance functions involving designing amp implementing systems policies amp procedures tofacilitate for overall accounting function towards the accomplishment of organisational goals

Taxation ndash GST TDS Income Tax - Calculation

Project Accounting

Monitoring the books of accounts managing the billing process involving processing of vendorsrsquo billsand invoices for multiple projects

Implementing systems procedures amp manuals for preparation amp maintenance of statutory books ofaccounts amp financial statements ensuring compliance with statutory requirements viz quarterly Sales TaxReturns calculation of input output Sales Tax and deposit of the same Works Contract Tax Return anddeposit of the same on monthly basis

44 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Conducting audits evaluating the internal control systems with a view to highlight shortcomings ampimplementing recommendations made by Statutory Auditors

Commercial Activities

Looking after TAMP related matter for revenue rate ndash Application query mitigation getting favourablerates

Vendor Rate Negotiation Purchase management

Project Evaluation amp Finance

Screening new projects and conducting feasibility studies to determine the financial viability of newventures projecting cash flow and growth opportunities

Liaising and negotiating with banks and financial institutions for raising fund and non-fund-basedfacilities at favourable terms to meet project requirements preparing project reports amp other necessarydocuments

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Brief Profile of Accounts Officer

Tapan DattaAccounts Officer

Qulification M Com BEd

Professional experiences 23 years

Administrative Experiences 12 years

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Brief Profile of Dy Controller of Examinations

Dr Suvamay BhowmickDy Controller of Examinations

Email suvamay_bhowmickrediffmailcom

Work Experience Total Work Experience 15 years 6 months (Academics and AcademicsAdministration)

Research Area PhD in Agriculture Marketing from University of North Bengal Research Topic ldquoAStudy of Agricultural Marketing Channels in North Bengal Region with Special Reference to Jute Croprdquo(October 2013)

PhD Thesis Examiner Acted as PhD Thesis Examiner of Bharathiar University Coimbatore

Professional Experience Worked as Associate Professor in School of Management and CommerceSRM University Sikkim (July 2016 to Dec 2018)

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 45

Also Working as Research Coordinator SRM University Sikkim (Administrating PhD Program of theUniversity)

Worked as Assistant Professor (Sr Grade) in School of Management and Commerce SRM UniversitySikkim (August 15 to June 16)

Worked as Chief Superintendent of Examination in SRM University Sikkim (August 15 to June 16)

Worked as Assistant Professor (Management) and Administrative Coordinator in Information TechnologyCentre University of North Bengal (June 06 to July 15)

Worked as Lecturer in Indian Institute of Software Technology Kolkata (February 04 to June 06)

Acted as Expert for Entrepreneur Development Programme (EDP) organised by CoochBeharPolytechnique College

Guest Lecturer of Entrepreneur Development Programme (EDP) organized jointly by DIC-Govt of WBState Cooperative Bank and EIACS Ltd

Acted as Expert for Faculty development Programme (FDP) organised by SRM University Sikkim

Visiting Lecturer of MBA Distance wing of IMT Ghaziabad Siliguri

Visiting Lecturer of SukantaMaha Vidyalaya Jalpaiguri WB

Visiting Lecturer of PGDBM University of North Bengal

Visiting Lecturer of Siliguri Institute of Technology (SIT) Siliguri

Visiting Lecturer of Office Management Program University of North Bengal

Academic Qualification

PhD form University of North Bengal (2013)

MBA Specialisation in MARKETING and HRM with 1st Class from Sikkim Manipal University ofHealth Medical and Technological Science

PGDBA (Two years fulltime) with 1st Class Specialisation in MARKETING From Institute of BusinessManagement and Research ndash Calcutta (Approved by AICTE)

BSc with 2nd Class from University of North Bengal

CSA (Certificate in Software Application) from Cooch Behar College Computer Centre

Professional Membership

Member Academic Council SRM University Sikkim (From 2017)

Member of Board of Studies for PhD Programme SRM University Sikkim (From 2017)

Member Academic Council Vinayak Mission University Sikkim (From 2016)

Member of Board of Studies School of Management and Commerce SRM University Sikkim (From2016-2017)

Member of All India Management Association (AIMA) (From 2008)

Member of Expert Committee in Career Oriented Programme University of North Bengal (From 2011 to2015)

Member of various Administrative Committees of Raiganj University (From 2018)

Personal Details

Fatherrsquos Name Mr Asit Kumar Bhoumick

Date of Birth 7th January 1977

46 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Nationality Indian

Marital Status Married

Language known English Bengali Hindi

Reference Prof Anil Bhuimali Vice Chancellor Raiganj University Raiganj North Dinajpur WestBengal Email anilbhuimalirediffmailcom Ph- +91- 9474090158

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Brief Profile of Secretary Council of Undergraduate Studies

Dibyendu BhattacharyaMobile 8372824555

E-maildibyendu_bhattacharyarediffmailcom

Secretary Council of Undergraduate Studies

Raiganj University West Bengal

Educational Qualifications

MA (Economics) M Phil (Economics) NET (UGC)

TeachingAdministrativeProfessional Experience

Educational Administration 5 years and more

Teaching 9 years and more

Research 4 years and more

Post held

Assistant Professor in Economics North Bengal St Xavierrsquos College Jalipaiguri West Bengal

Principal Dooars Academy of Technology amp Management affiliated to WBUT

Assistant Director Directorate of Distance Education University of North Bengal

Research Fellow Centre for Himalayan Studies University of North Bengal

Other Activities

Academic Counselor IGNOU Under-Graduate amp Post Graduate Level

Acted as NSS programmer officer in North Bengal St Xavierrsquos College Jalipaiguri West Bengal

Project Assistant in Environment Impact Assessment and Environment Management Plan

for the Tista Low Dam Stage-3 and Stage -4 Hydroelectric Projects

Former Gust Faculty in MBA and BBA University of North Bengal

Recipient of 1st prize in State debate competition in 1994 Organized by Dept of Sports amp Youth ServicesGovt of West Bengal

Acted as Student Representative in University Executive Council amp Research Scholar Representative inUniversity Court

Professional Contributions

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 47

Establishes Digital Studio for AV recoding of lectures with multimedia effect for virtual learningPrepared Self-instructional Materials (SLIM) for Distance learning

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Brief Profile of Secretary Post Graduate Council

Dr Diganta BiswasSecretary Post Graduate Council

Academic Qualifications

PhD from University of North Bengal

Topic for PhD Impacts of Corporatisation of Agriculture on Farmerrsquos Right to Land and Seed protectionin West Bengal since 1996 to 2006

UGC NET LLM

Administrative Experience

A competent professional with over 14 years of experience in Teaching at UG (Hons) and Researchexperience over 3 yearsrsquo experience in Teaching at PG and 2 years MPhil in Law

Presently associated with School of Law Christ University Bangalore

A successful academic administrator with nearly 5 yearsrsquo experience of working as the Superintendent ofUniversity Law Hostel and nearly one-year experience of working as the Teacher in Charge of theBalurghat Law College

A successful Programme Officer of National Service Scheme of the Balurghat Law College NSS Unit

An effective communicator with excellent administrative skills with situation handling ability

Teaching Experience

In addition to the regular works at the Office of the Secretary PG Council Raiganj University I amtaking at the Department of Law Raiganj University Raiganj I have been assigned to teach the subjectslike- Administrative Law Jurisprudence Herein before I was working as the Coordinator for theDepartment of Law Raiganj University in the capacity of Contractual Teacher since 1st December 2016Assigned to teach the subjects- Jurisprudence Administrative Law Helath and Medicine LawInternational Law Media Law etc

Teaching at the School of Law Christ University Bangalore as Assistant Professor since 1st Junersquo 2013Assigned to teach the subjects- Competition Law Administrative Law Law of E- commerce ScienceTechnology amp Human Rights Law and Medicine etc

Teaching at the Department of Law University of North Bengal as Lecturer in Law (Full TimeContractual) since 28th Mayrsquo07 Assigned to teach the subjects- Gender Related Laws Land LawsHuman Right Laws Company Laws Citizenship and Immigration Laws Intellectual Property LawsCompany Laws Competition Laws Law Relating to Foreign Trade etc

Balurghat Law College Distt Dakshin Dinajpur State West Bengal India as Lecturer in Law (Full TimeContractual) since 8th August rsquo05

Achievements

Received Centre for Pedagogical Studies in Mathematics Achievement cum Diagnostic Test inMathematics (1991- 2 1994)

48 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Received All India Science Teachersrsquo Association Science Aptitude and Talent Search Test for 7consecutive years (1990 1992- 93 1993- 94)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Brief Profile of Deputy Librarian amp Library In-Charge

Mr Ajay MisraDeputy Librarian amp Library In-Charge

MA (Econ) MLIS

Member BLA

No of Publications a) Journal(s) 06 (b) Book(s) Edited - 13

Achievement amp Awards

1st Class Second in Cert Lib Sc

1st Class Second in BLIS

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Brief Profile of Assistant Librarian

Mr Harendra Nath RoyAssistant Librarian

Member BLA

E-mail royharendragmailcom libraryraiganjuniversityacin

Academic Qualifications M A in Political Science (University of North Bengal)

MLIS (Doctor HarisinghGour Vishwavidyalaya Sagar

Other Qualification if any SET 2013

Professional experiences

a) Previous work place

1 Library Assistant

Additional District Library Siliguri Darjeeling West Bengal (September 2002 to

February 2003)

2 Library Assistant

University Library University of North Bengal Raja Rammohunpur Darjeeling WB

(March 2003 to 11th February 2016)

b) Current work Place

Assistant Librarian

Central Library Raiganj University College Para Raiganj Uttar Dinajpur WB (12th

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 49

February to till now)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

DEPARTMENT OF BENGALI

PART- A

Name of the Department Bengali

Year of Establishment 2015

Name of the Programmes Courses Offered (UGPGMPhilPhD) UGPGMPhilPhD

Annual SemesterCBCS CBCS

Participation of the Department in the Courses offered by other department IDC Interdisciplinarycourses

No of Teaching PostDesignation Filled Up

ProfessorAssociate ProfessorAssistant Professor

124

Faculty Profile with Name Qualification Designation SpecializationName Qualification

(DScDLitt PhDMPhil etc)Designation

Professor (Dr) Dipak Kumar Roy PhD MA ProfessorDr Arpita Roy Chowdhury PhD MA Associate ProfessorShri Milan Kumar Roy MA Assistant ProfessorDr Dipak Chandra Barman PhD MA Assistant Professor

Diversity of Students (from different states and country and within state) Students from Bihar andwithin the state

Details of instructional facilities The following facilities are available in the department smart boardand LCD projector

Participation in Institutional Social Responsibilities (ISR) and extension activities

Students have participated in NSS and different social work

PART- B

Activity of Individual Teacher in last year

NameDr Dipak Kumar RoyDesignation Professor

Position Presently Holding

Professor Head Department of Bengali

Dean Faculty of Arts Commerce amp Law

E mail ID dkroynbugmailcom

50 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Qualification PhD DLitt (Registered)

Area of Specialization Linguistics Folklore amp Bengali Novel and Short Story

Research interests

Linguistics Folklore Tribal Studies Mediaval Bengali Literature Social Movement in 19thCentury withSpecial reference to North Bengal

Attendence in ConferenceSeminarSymposium Workshop

YearAttendence of

ConferenceSeminarSymposiumWorkshop

Organization Place or VenueContribution

Presented Paper (s) Participated

2018-2019(July-June)

One Day InternationalSeminar on BengaliLanguage on 30August 2018

Organized byBhasha O Sanskritiamp VidyasagarCollege Kolkata

VidyasagarCollege

Paper presented onVariation of theBengali Languagewith Specialreference to NorthEast

International Seminaron 2-3rd October 2018

Organized by Deptof Bengali AliahUniversity

AliahUniversity

Paper Presented asa Resource Personon UttarbangerLokosanskriti Samajik SanskritikSamannay (inBengali)

Seminar on Bhawaiyaon 7th February 2019

30th State levelBhawaiyaCompitition -2019Backward ClassesWelfare Departmentof West BengalGovt of WestBengal

SalbariJalpaiguri

Presented Paper asa Resource PersononBhawaiyaEthnomusi-cologicalperspective

International Seminar23rd February 2019

Organized byMathabhangaCollegeCoochbehar

MathabhangaCollegeCoochbehar

Paper Presented asa Resource Personon LinguisticDiversity andInternationalMother TongueDay

National Workshopcum OrientationProgramme on 30-31March 2019

Organized byRaiganj Universityamp ICSSR-ERC

RaiganjUniversity

Language Problemof North BengalTowards equalityand Opportunity

Invited SpecialLecturer on 10th April2019 Dept of Bengali

Dewan Abdul GaniCollege HarirampurDakshin Dinajpur

Dewan AbdulGani CollegeHarirampurDakshinDinajpur

Invited SpecialLecturer onMadhyayugerSahitya PathaPunah Niriksana(in Bengali)

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 51

One Day InternationalSeminar on BengaliLanguage on 30thAugust 2018

Organized byBhasha o Sanskriti(InternationalJournal of Languageand Culture) amp Deptof BengaliVidyasagar EveningCollege

VidyasagarEveningCollegeKolkata

Paper Presented onVariation of theBengali Languagewith specialreference to NorthEast

Publication

Year Paper TitleBook Title Publisher ISSNISBN No

2018-2019

(July-June)

Mamani Roysom GoswamirKathasahitye Nari Parisar Sahitye NarirBhasya 2018

Edited by Dr BiswajitRoy Dr MayurakshiNath Dr KrishnakantaRoy

ISBN

978-93-86508-25-6

Administrative Responsibility inside the University

Dean Faculty of Arts Commerce amp Law (Raiganj University) wef 22112018

Head Dept of Bengali Raiganj University (18112016- 26112018)

Director Centre for Folklore Studies Raiganj University

Member of Court Raiganj University

Member of EC Raiganj University

Projects

Project 01

Minor Project under Centre for Studies on Local Languages and CulturesNBU

Research Guidance

Number of researchers awarded PhD 05 (five)

Number of researchers pursuing PhD 08 (Eight)

Number of researchers awarded MPhil 10 (ten)

Membership of Learned Societies

Life Member Bangiya Sahitya Parisad Kolkata

Life Member Indian Folklore Congress Association

Member Rajbanshi Bhasa Academy Govt of West Bengal

Member Sadri Bhasa Academy Govt of West Bengal

Member Sadri Susar Association Kolkata

Member Centre for studies in Local Languages and Cultures University of North Bengal

Member and Founder Director Rava Folklore Academy Serfungguri Kokrajhar Assam

Member and Founder Director Koch- Rajbanshi Cultural Society Kokrajhar Assam

Member Uttarbanga Lokojan Maynaguri Jalpaiguri

52 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

AwardHonours

Samakaler Giyankathi Swarak Samman Dakshin 24 Pargana 2018

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Arpita Roy ChoudhuryDesignation Associate Professor

E mail ID arpitarc2012gmailcom

Attendence in ConferenceSeminarSymposiumWorkshop

YearAttendance ofConference

SeminarSymposiumWorkshop

Organization Placeor

Venue

ContributionPresentedPaper(s)

Participated

Seminar (NationalLevel) Dept of Bengali Raiganj

University Participated

Seminar (NationalLevel)

Centre for FolkloreStudies

RaiganjUniversity Participated

Dept of Computerand InformationScience

PublicationsYear Paper Title Book Title Publisher ISSNISBN No

甀甀៨ (Article)ccedilĂđaring đouml

ISBN -978-93-82539-47-6

thorn甀 ndash 甀甀Ă Ă៨-ĂoacuteĂĂndashĂđoacute đ៨(Article)

đt甀甀 ĂoacuteĒĂ甀 ISBN -978-81-8064-302-6

ccedil៨Ăoacute 甀Ăđ ៨Ē Ăđoacute Ă(Article)

祠Ē Ē ISBN 978-93-83521-43-2

ccedilĂ祠Ăʛ Ă- ē甀៨Ă ccedil祠oacute (Article)ndash đʛ OđH ēccedilĂ甀 (BOOK)

祠Ē Ē ISBN- 978-93-83521-31-9

Ăoacutendash ĂoacuteĂoacute-ēĂđ āĂ甀 (Article)ēĂđ ĂĂoacute (Book)

祠Ē Ē ISBN- 978-93-83521-89-0

Ăm 甀Ă Ă(Article) ĂthornoacuteĂ ccedilĂđ甀 ĂoacuteĂ៨oacute

甀㘮甀Ă 甀thorn甀៨ ISBN-978-93-88-9-88-26 -1

Member of UG Board of Studies Raiganj University

Member of PG Board of Studies Raiganj University

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMr Milan Kumar Roy

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 53

Designation Assistant Professor

Qualification MA

Research interestsMadhya Juger Sahitya

Year Attendance of ConferenceSeminarSymposium

Workshop

Venue

Participated

Seminar (National Level)Raiganj UniversityDept of ICCSSR-ERC

RaiganjUniversityDept ofICCSSR-ERC

Social Media ampQuestion ofEquality

Seminar (National Level)

PG amp RESEARCHSection(InformationScience) amp DCISRaiganj University

RaiganjUniversity

Seminar (National Level)Sahitya Akademiand Bodo WritersrsquoAcademy

RaiganjUniversity

lsquo 㘮 đ㘮ccedilĂ៨Ărsquo (Article)lsquoOĂO ĂthornoacuteĂ Ă āOđHrsquo (BOOK)

祠Ē Ē ISBN 978-93-83521-43-2

lsquoā āĂ đđʛ OĂđ៨Ăoacutersquo (Article)ndash đʛ OđHē ccedilĂ甀 (BOOK)

祠Ē ĒISBN- 978-93-83521-31-9]

៨㘮Ă㘮甀Ă甀 Ăđ (Article)ē Ăđ ĂĂoacute (Book)

祠Ē Ē ISBN- 978-93-83521-89-0]

lsquoĂmđ H㘮 Ă ā甀oacuteĂđoacuteĂrsquo (Article)lsquoArt amp Review an AnalyticalResearch amp DevelopmentRepositoryrsquo ( Book )

ĂthornoacuteĂ ĂRĂĒĂ

ISBN-978-81-939021-3-4

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Dipak Chandra Barman

54 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

E mail ID idipakbarmangmailcom

Qualification MA Ph D

Research interests Novel and Short Story Folklore

Workshop

Venue

Participated

National Workshop-Cum-Orientation Programme onDrive Towards Equality ofOpportunity held 30-31March 2019

RaiganjUniversity

UttarDinajpurWest Bengal

Paper presented onManeesheePanchanan Barma-rSanrakshan BhabnaO BartamanPrekshit

National Symposium onFoundation and Anvances inResearch Method ampComputing held 13 amp 14May 2019

Department ofCIS inTechnicalSupport withIndianAcademicResearchersAssociation

RaiganjUniversity

Paper presented onBangla Bhasa-Sahitya GabeshanaPrayuktigataSamasya OSambhabana

Publications

Year Paper Title Book Title Publisher ISSNISBN No

2018-2019

(July-June)

Bangla Bhasa-Sahitya GabeshanaPrayuktigata Samasya O Sambhabana

International Journal ofIntegrated Research andDevelopment

ISSN 2278-8670

Anita Agnihotreer Duti Galpa Asampurna Dampat Yer Kathabayan(Ă đĂH ៨ 甀Ưʛ៨Ăđ Ă㘮)

Kathabayan --

Shailajanander Galpa NimnabargerBhinna Swar (ĒoacuteĂđđ đ甀ȵ)

International Journal ofIntegrated Research AndDevelopment

ISSN 2278-8670

Eco-Ethical Drishtibhangi ORabindranathrsquo (đĂ-Ăoacute ៨甀甀甀 ēĂ)

Victorian Journal of Arts ISSN 0975-5632

Viveker Bhasa Vivekanander Vasyarsquo( ) Samsaptak ISSN 2454-4884

Bhaoyaiyar Biswayan BisyanerBhaoyaiya (

) published in lsquoSmaranika ndash 2019

30th State LevelBhaoyaiya SangeetCompetition 2018-19

--

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 55

Govt of West BengalFebruary 2019 Editedby Dr Dipak Kumar Roy

lsquoKabitar Nirman Parisar Neerad Roy OBratati Ghosh Royrsquo(Ă Ăʛ甀 ៨ Ă㘮祠Ă Ă㘮) inBook lsquoChiracharita Bangla Kabita Bibidha Boichitremdash Collection ofEssaysrsquo (OĂO ĂthornoacuteĂ Ă āOđH 甀thornoacute) Edited by PayelHalder amp Dipak Chandra Barman

Ekush Shatak ISBN 978-93-83521-43-2

EgoEco-Centric lsquoThere is nothingoutside the Eco-Systemrsquo Analyzing theScientific Environment of Tagore ampBoserdquo published in Book lsquoEcologySustainability and Technology TheParadigm Shiftingrsquo Edited by PK Paulamp BKSantra

New Delhi Publishers ISBN 978-93-88879-37-8

Sharatkumaree Chowdhuraneer GadyaAnabaguntheetanareer Kanthaswar(Ē祠Ă OāĂʛ ៨ ąʟĂĂ ʟȵ) published in BookEdited by Biswajit Raoy MayuraksheeRay amp Krishnakanta Roy

Bangeeya SahityaSangsad Kol- 09

ISBN 978-93-86508-25-6

Chapter in Edited Book entitledlsquoChiracharita Bangla Kabita BibidhaBoichitremdash Collection of Essaysrsquo(OĂO ĂthornoacuteĂ Ă ā OđH 甀thornoacute) Edited by Payel Halder ampDipak Chandra Barman

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMr Talu BesraDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID talubesragmailcom

Qualification MA

Attendence in ConferenceSeminarSymposium WorkshopYear Attendance of Conference Organization Place Contribution

56 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

orVenue

PresentedPaper(s)

Participated2018-2019(July-June)

International Seminar on 3rdamp 4th October 2018

Department ofBengali

AliahUniversity

Presented onSamanwayerPrekshiteUttarbangerLokasangeet

National Seminar on Drivetowards Equality ofOpportunity held on 30th amp31 March 2019

RaiganjUniversity

West Bengal Presented onBanglaChhotagalpe NareeO PurusherMananchetana

Publications

2018-2019

(July-June)

Hangri Geretioner Aloke SoileswarGhosherKabitardquo in the book ldquoChiracharitBangla Kabita Bibidha Boichitrerdquo Editedby Payel Haldar and Dipak ChandraBarman

Ekush Shaatak ISBN 978-93mdash83521-43-2

Itihaser Aloke Avijit Sener Rajpat ODharmapathrdquo in the book ldquoKathasahityikAvijit Sen Pathe-Bahupatherdquo Edited byDr Bikash Roy and Bijoy KumarSwarnakar

Sopan Kol-06 ISBN 978-93-82441-92-2

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Subal Kanti ChowdhuryDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID drsubalkantichowdhurygmailcom

Jibaner Muktitatto lsquoSeserKabiterrsquo Kbita Guchho

Ekus Satak ISBN 978-93-83521-43-2

Research Guidance

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 57

Number of researchers pursuing PhD 04 (Four)

Number of researchers awarded MPhil 01 (One)

Number of researchers pursuing MPhil 02 (Two)

Member of Editorial BoardsReviewer Societies

Life Time Member of Academy of Folklore WB

Life Time Member of Uttar Dinajpur Sahitto-Sanskriti-Gabesanaparisad

Patron of lsquoEkabinsarsquo Patrika

Chaturthabarta Patrika

Member of Advisory Committee of ldquoHijalrdquo Patrika

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Name Smt Lakshmi SahaDesignation Full-time (Govt Approved Contractual)

E mail ID lakshmisaha6gmailcom

QualificationMPhil MA

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

58 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

DEPARTMENT OF BOTANYPart-A

Name of the Department BOTANY

Name of the Programmes Courses Offered (UGPGMPhilPhD)

UG Honours PG MPhil and PhD program

Name of the interdisciplinary courses and departments units involved

IDC ndash 1 Environment Biodiversity Conservation and sustainable development

IDC ndash 2 Biotechnology

Annual Semester CBCS CBCS and Semester

No of Teaching PostDesignation Sanctioned Filled UpProfessor

Associate ProfessorAssistant Professor

010204

000004

1 Faculty Profile with Name Qualification Designation SpecializationName Qualification

(DScDLittPhDMPhil etc)

Designation Specializations

DrAyon Pal PhD Assistant Professor Microbiology

Dr Sanjoy Sadhukhan PhD Assistant Professor Plant PhysiologyBiochemistry MolecularBiology

DrParimal Mandal PhD Assistant Professor Mycology and PlantPathology

Mr ZeraldTiru MSc Assistant Professor Stress Physiology andPharmacognosy

Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handled (program wise) by temporary faculty

Name of program PercentageTheory Practical

UG Honours 20 13UG Program Course 100 100PG 0 0

Student-Teacher Ratio 521

Number of academic and support staff (technical) and administrative staff Academic and support staff(technical) Two (02) Administrative staff Nil

Qualifications of Teaching Staff with DSc DLitt PhD MPhil PG

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 59

PhD Three (03) PG One (01)

Diversity of Students in numbers and percentages (from different states and country and within state)

Students are from different districts of the state few are from neighbouring states

PART- B

NameDr Ayon PalDesignation Associate Professor

Head of the Department Department of Botany

E mail ID ayonpalrucgmailcom

Qualification MSc PhD

Research interests

The Microbiology amp Computational Biology Lab of the Department of Botany is involved in activeresearch in the area of bacteria and genomics The core research area of the lab is the study ofmechanisms shaping genome structure and evolution in microorganisms Our lab is presently carrying outresearch determining the presence and mechanisms in the proliferation of metal resistance in naturalenvironments

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Sanjoy SadhukhanDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID sanjoysadhukhangmailcom

Areas of Research Interest

Plant Physiology Biochemistry Molecular Biology

Attendence of Conference Seminar Symposium Workshop

YearAttendence of ConferenceSeminar Symposium

WorkshopOrganization Place or Venue

ContributionPresentedPaper (s) Participated

One-day National Seminaron ldquoRecent Innovations inScience and Technologyfor a SustainableEnviornmentrdquo (RISTSE2019)

Dept of BotanyGangarampurcollegeGangarampur

GangarampurCollege

Invited Speaker

Workshop on MicrotomyUltra-microtomy stainingand Imaging Techniquesheld on 23-26 April 2019

Institute of LifeSciences NalcoSquareBhubaneswar-751023

Institute of LifeSciencesBhubaneswar

Participated

60 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Workshop on ldquoBasics ofScanning ElectronMicroscopy and itsApplicationrdquo held on16-18May 2019

University ofKalyani

S N BioseInnovation CentreUniversity ofKalyani

Participated

PublicationYear Paper Title Book Title Publisher ISSNISBN No2018-2019

Sadhukhan S (2019) ldquo Histobiochemicaland physicochemical characterization ofmutant jute Corchorus capsularis CMU013 with poorly delvelopedfibrerdquo BiosciBiotech ResComm12 (1) 90-98

Journal of Society forScience and Nature

ISSN 0974-6455(print) 2321-4007(web)

Mandal P Sadhukhan S (2019) ldquoCarbondioxide the green-house gas andmushroom fruitingrdquo Review of Research8(4) 7020 1-7

Laxmi Book Publisher ISSN 2249-894X

Research Guidance

Currently guiding 1 PhD scholar guided 6 PG students

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Parimal MandalDesignation Assistant Professor Department of Botany

E mail ID drpmandalrgugmailcom

Attendance in ConferenceSeminarSymposiumWorkshopAttendance of

Organization Seminar Place or Venue

Pleurotussajor-cajubased agrowaste management for food safetyand global climate change January10-112018

Local issue globalresolutions EcologyEnvironment Climate ampEconomy January 2018

Raiganj UniversityUttar Dinajpur

List of Publications

1 Mandal P and Sadhukhan S (2019) Carbon dioxide the green-house gas and mushroom fruitingReview of Research 8 (4) 71-78

2 Mandal P (2019) Botanical based management of mustard aphid (Lipaphiserysimikalt) populationcausing major damage of mustard (Brassica junceaL) plants at West Mandal P Bengal IndiaReview of Research 8(4) 41-48

3 Mandal P (2019) Recycling of agriculture wastes through oyster mushroom cultivation to mitigatestubble burning problem and empower rural peoples Review of Research 8 (5)73-80

4 Mandal P (2019) Screening isolation and documentation of pharmaceutical importance macro fungiof Kulik Raiganj Wildlife Sanctuary West Bengal India Review of Research 8(5)41-48

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 61

5 Mandal P (2019) Wild edible mushroom of Uttar Dinajpur West Bengal India Potential Sources offood and pharmaceuticals Review of Research 8(5)55-60

6 Mandal P (2019) Diversity of forest tree rotting fungi a positive impact for increasing cavity lovingbirds at Kulik Raiganj Wildlife Sanctuary West Bengal Review of Research 8(6)49-54

7 Mandal P (2019) Hydrodictyonreticulatum(L) Lagerheim a fresh water macro algae causingnuisance eutrophication on paddy field of West Bengal India Review of Research 8(6)61-66

8 Mandal P (2019) An overview of systemic acquired resistance (SAR) a Signal transductionpathway of plant defense Review of Research 8(6)25-32

9 Mandal P (2019) An overview of PGPRPGPF mediated induced systemic resistance (ISR) in plantdefense Review of Research 8(6)55-62

10 Mandal P (2018) Bioconversion of agriculture wastes for food security with the help of ediblemushroom and to combat global climatic change The Banaras Mercantile Co 89-94

Life Member

Indian Phytopathological Society

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMr Zerald TiruDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID tiruzeraldgmailcom

Qualification MSc

Attendance in ConferenceSeminarSymposiumWorkshop

YearAttendance in

Organization Place orVenue Participated

2018-19

1 Three daysrsquo workshop onldquoHands on training on DNABarcoding and sequences analysisusing Bioinformatics toolsrdquo2 One day national seminar onldquoRecent innovations in Scienceand Technology for a SustainableEnvironmentrdquo

Bioinformatics CentreGauhati University

Department of BotanyGangarampur Collegein collaboration withIQAC

Gauhati

GangarampurBalurghatWB

Participated

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

62 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

PART- A

Name of the Department Chemistry

Year of Establishment 3rdFebruary 2015

i Interdisciplinary Course (IDC) in PG course

ii Generic Elective (GE) in UG course

Annual Semester CBCS Semester CBCS

Aims and objectives High quality teaching faculties Students are attending the theoretical and practicalclasses with great interest Cohesion and integrity among the departmental teachers non-teaching staffsand students Providing higher education and research training to students from remote andunderprivileged families

No of Teaching PostDesignation Sanctioned Filled Up

1 Professor2 Associate Professor3 Assistant Professor

124

014

Faculty Profile with Name Qualification Designation Specialization

NameQualification

1 Achyutmohan Roychaudhury MSc BEd Associate Professor InorganicChemistry

2 DrAbhik Chatterjee MSc PhD Assistant Professor PhysicalChemistry

3 DrBidyut Kumar Santra MSc PhD Assistant Professor InorganicChemistry

4 DrKinkar Biswas MSc PhD Assistant Professor OrganicChemistry

5 DrAmitava Mandal MSc PhD Assistant Professor OrganicChemistry

6 Prof (Dr) Basudeb Basu MSc PhD FAScT Visiting Professor (Fulltime)

OrganicChemistry

List of the Senior Visiting Faculty

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 63

Prof (Dr) BasudebBasu (MSc PhD FAScT) (Full time Visiting Professor from North BengalUniversity Darjeeling)

Prof (Dr) Sanjay Bhar (Visiting Professor from Jadavpur University Kolkata)

Prof TapanKanti Paine Indian Association for the Cultivation of science (IACS) Kolkata

Prof (Dr) Pranab Ghosh (Visiting Professor from North Bengal University Darjeeling)

Prof (Dr) MN Roy (Visiting Professor from North Bengal University Darjeeling)

Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handled (program wise) by temporary facultyUG

Name of the GL of Theoretical Classes of Practical Classes

DrAmbica Kejriwal (Full time contractualfaculty)

789 2307

Miss Ahuti Sarkar 789 3076Miss Susama Chakraborty 789 1538Mr Arindam Paul 263 1538

Number of academic and support staff (technical) and administrative staffYear Permanent Contractual Daily wage Total2018-19 2 2 4

Qualifications of Teaching Staff with DSc DLitt PhD MPhil PGName Qualification

(DScDLittPhDMPhil etc)1 Prof (Dr) Basudeb Basu (Full time Visiting Professor ) MSc PhD FAScT

2 Achyutmohan Roychaudhury MSc BEd

3 DrAbhik Chatterjee MSc PhD

4 DrBidyut Kumar Santra MSc PhD

5 DrKinkar Biswas MSc PhD

6 DrAmitava Mandal MSc PhD

7 DrAmbica Kejriwal (Full time Contractual Professor) MSc PhD

Research Centre Faculty Recognized by the University Five (faculty)

Number of students receiving financial assistance from the universities Government or other agenciesUG PG

Year Inspire (UG) Inspire (PG) SC ST OBC UniversityFellowship

Other

2018-19 03 02

Teaching Methods adopted to improve student learning

a Lecture

b Demonstration Practical

c Lecture with demonstration

d Smart Board

64 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

e Seminar

f Group Discussion

g Project

a Summer School Programme

b ECC

c NSS

Students profile programmecourse

a Project works To know about the recent research skills through projects

b Summer training Students are being sent for good exposure in research skill at various reputedinstitutions (IIT)

c Industry Visits To have knowledge about working in industry

d Special Lectures To motivate students about higher education in Chemistry and contemporaryresearch

Year Diversity No of StudentsUG (H) PG PhD Total

2018-19 Within state 53 41 Ongoing 94 9895Other state 00 01 Ongoing 01 105Other Country 00 00 Ongoing 00 000

Details of instructional facilities

a No of Computers 17 (With Internet 11 Without Internet 06)

b Printer 10

c Laptop 01

d Projector 04

e Pointer 02

f Smart board 01

g White board 02

h Green Board 03

i Ball and stick model 02

i ECC

ii Donated blood in Blood donation camp organized by NSS

iii Flood relief camp 2017

iv Tree plantation

v NSS

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 65

PART- B

NameDrAbhik ChatterjeeDesignation Assistant Professor

Position presently holding Coordinator Dept of Chemistry

E mail ID abhikchemistrygmailcom

PublicationYear Paper Title Book Title Publisher ISSNISBN No

Battery A potentialthreat to environmentPage 13-18

Environmental Concern An OverviewEditors P Mahala I Chattopadhyay AChatterjee Md R IslamPublisher Banaras MarcantileCompany 2018

ISBN-9788186359656

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMr Achyutmohan RoychaudhuryDesignation Associate Professor

Qualification MSc

YearAttendence of

Conference SeminarSymposium Workshop

2018-2019 Higher education tasksahead

WBCUTA Berhampore Participated

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Bidyut Kumar SantraDesignation Assistant Professor

Publications

2018-2019

(July-June)

Impact of use of Chemical Pesticides onEnvironment and Human Health

Page 32-38

Environmental ConcernAn Overview

EditorsP Mahala IChattopadhyay A

ISBN-9788186359656

66 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Chatterjee Md R Islam

Publisher BanarasMarcantile Company2018

Book Chapterwith ISBN

1 Book Chapter Name Chemoinformatics and its Applications 2018 p1-8

Book Name Information Technology Biological Sciences and Society AHandbook

Editors- PK Paul and Dr BK Santra

Publishers New Delhi Publishers New Delhi ndash 110 059

ISBN No 978-93-86453-40-2

2 Book Chapter Name Influence of Sanskrit on AdvaitaVedanta Philosophy2018 p190-194

By DrBKSantra

Book Name Influence of Sanskrit on Indian Culture

Editors- Dr PK MahalaPublishers The Banaras Marcantile Co Kol 7

ISBN No 978-81-86359-57-5

3 Book Chapter Name Impact of use of Chemical Pesticides on Environmentand Human Health 2018 p32-38

By DrBKSantra

Book Name Environmental Concern An Overview

Editors Dr PK Mahala Smt Iti Chattopadhyay Dr A Chatterjee and Dr MdR Islam

Publishers The Banaras Marcantile Co Kol 7

ISBN No 978-81-86359-65-6

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Kinkar BiswasDesignation Assistant Professor

Year Attendance of ConferenceSeminarSymposiumWorkshop Organization Place or Venue

International Seminar on ldquoTheHistory of Science ampTechnology-A Journey fromMetal age to E-agerdquo February2019

Departmentof ChemistryAlipurduarCollege

Department ofChemistryAlipurduarCollege

PresentedPoster

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 67

Title-Synthesis of 12-dithioetherbased 2D copper (I) coordinationpolymer and its application in A3-coupling reactionKinkar Biswas Sankar Saha andBasudeb Basu

2018-2019

1 DPQ An uncommon Oxidant used in OrganicReactions Suman Bose and Kinkar BiswasInformation Technology Biological Sciences andSociety A Handbook Edn 1st 2018

New DelhiPublishers NewDelhi andKolkata India

Book Chapter

2 ldquoBunte Salts and Congeners as Efficient SullfurSurrogates Recent Advancesrdquo Kinkar Biswasand Basudeb Basu Current Organocatalysis20185 182-195

Bentham Science ISSN 2213-3380 (Online)ISSN 2213-3372 (Print)

3 Write up as Fresh Ink-Importance of EducationTour in Science-based Subjects Under CBCSSystem Kinkar Biswas in COLLEGIUM SuryaSen Mahavidyalaya Newsletter Vol1 Issue1Jan-March 2018

Surya SenMahavidyalaya

4 Poly-ionic Resin Supported PdFe2O3Nanohybrids for Catalytic HydrodehalogenationImproved and Versatile Remediation for ToxicPollutants Kinkar Biswas ShreyasiChattopadhyay Jing Yunke Dongyuan ZhaoRenchao Che Goutam De Basudeb Basu IndEng Chem Res2019 586 2159-2169

AmericanChemical SocietyPublications

(IF=3375)

ISSN1520-5045 (web

5 New 12-dithioether based 2D copper(I)coordination polymer from synthesis tocatalyticapplication in A3-coupling reactionSankar Saha Kinkar Biswas Pranab Ghosh ampBasudeb Basu Journal of CoordinationChemistry 2019 72 1810ndash1819

Taylor andFrancis

(IF=1685)PrintISSN 0095-8972OnlineISSN 1029-0389

6 Effect of feed supplementation withbiosynthesized silver nanoparticles using leafextract of Morusindica L V1 on Bombyx mori L(Lepidoptera Bombycidae) Ismail ocsoy SudipSome Onur Bulut Kinkar Biswas AnoopKumar Anupam Roy Ipsita Kumar Sen AmitavaMandal Octavio Franco Ikbal AgahInce KartikNeog Sandip Das Sayantan Pradhan SubhadeepDutta Debjoy Bhattacharjya Soumen SahaPradeep K Das Mohapatra Anil Bhuimali BGUnni Ahmet Kati Amit Kumar Mandal and MDeniz Yilmaz Scientific Reports

A nature researchJournalAccepted on05092019

(IF=4011)ISSN 2045-2322 (online)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Amitava MandalDesignation Assistant Professor

68 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

E mail ID amitavabugmailcom

Qualification MSc MPhil PhD

Area of research interest

Interdisciplinary advanced research work related to Chemistry and Biology

Organic total synthesis Supramolecular chemistry Lead generation and standardization Natural productchemistry Host guest chemistry Bioorganic chemistry Drug-DNA interaction 3D Molecular Dockingand structure optimization Catalyst development for greener organic synthesis

YearAttendance of

conferenceseminarsymposiumworkshop

Organization Place or venue

ContributionPresented

papersparticipated2018-2019(July-June)

1 Special lecture onldquoHistoriography of Chemistryrdquo atthe Department of Chemistry DewanAbdul Gani College HarirampurDakshin Dinajpur on 27th March20192 National Seminar on ldquoFrontiers inChemistry-2019rdquo at Department ofChemistry University of NorthBengal Raja RammohunpurDarjeeling West Bengal India 22ndMay 2019

DepartmentofChemistry

University ofNorth Bengal

Title of oralPresentationHistoriography ofChemistry

Participated

PublicationYear Paper titleBook title Publisher ISSNISBN No

1 Biosynthesis of silvernanoparticles and their versatileantimicrobial properties

2 Isolation of octacosane-10-ol-21-ene from Thujaoccidentalis Lcone and its antimicrobial acivity3 Inclusion complex of b-cyclodextrin withtetrabutylammonium bromidesynthesis characterization andinteraction with calf thymusDNA4 Effect of feed supplementationwith biosynthesized silvernanoparticles using leaf extract ofMorusindica L V1 on Bombyxmori L (LepidopteraBombycidae)BOOK CHAPTER1 Biofertilizers A Part ofSustainable Development in theField of Agriculture2 Cheminformatics A New

1 Material ResearchExpress 2018 AcceptedArticle in web (IOPSciences)2 International Journal ofGreen and Herbal Chemistry2019 8B 67-723 Journal of MolecularLiquids 2019 293MOLLIQ111525 Article inweb (Elsevier)

4 Scientific Reports (IDSREP-19-22843A) Acceptedon 05092019(Nature Publishing)

1 New Delhi Publishers

1 ISSN 2053-1591

2 E-ISSN 2278-3229

3 ISSN 0167-7322

4 ISSN 2045-23221 Accepted2 ISBNNO9789386453402

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 69

Horizon for Chemical Biologicalamp Health SciencesmdashAnOverview

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Name Prof Basudeb BasuDesignation Professor

Visiting Professor (Full Time) Department of Chemistry

E mail IDbasu_nbuhotmailcombasudebbasugmailcom

QualificationsMSc PhD FAScT

Research interests

Designing Metalndashcatalyzed organic reactions Graphene Oxides (GOs) in catalysis and New ReactionMethodologies

Solidndashphase organic reactions and synthesis of biondashactive heterocyclic scaffolds

Preparation of heterogeneous bimetallic transition metal nanoparticles and catalytic applications

Collaborators

Prof F Almqvist Umearing University Sweden Catalytic Applications of resinndashbound monondashmetallic NPs

Prof DY Zhou Fudan University China Mesoporous solids as heterogeneous catalysis separation

Dr Goutam De Institute of NanoScience and Technology Metal-based nanocomposites and catalysis

CitationhndashIndexindash10 Index

~1550 25 43 Source Google Scholar

PublicationsYear Paper TitleBook Title Publisher ISSNISBN No

Graphene oxide-catalyzed two-step continuous-flow conversion of aryl amine tounsymmetrical thioether P Choudhury and B Basu J Flow Chem 2019 DoI101007s41981-019-00048-7Inclusion complex of β-cyclodextrin with tetrabutylammonium bromide Synthesischaracterization and interaction with calf thymus DNA S Chakraborty P GhoshB Basu and A Mandal J Mol Liq 2019 DoI 101016jmolliq2019111525New 12-dithioether based 2D copper(I) coordination polymer from synthesis tocatalytic application in A3-coupling reaction S Saha K Biswas P Ghosh and BBasu J Coord Chem 2019 72 1810ndash1819 DoI1010800095897220191627339Aminendashfunctionalized Graphene Oxide Nanosheets (AFGONs) An EfficientBifunctional Catalyst for Selective Formation of 14ndashDihydropyridinesAcridinediones and Polyhydroquinolines P Choudhury P Ghosh and BBasuMol Divers 2019 DoI 101007s11030-019-09949-0Polyionic Resin Supported PdFe2O3 Nanohybrids for CatalyticHydrodehalogenation Improved and Versatile Remediation for Toxic PollutantsK Biswas S Chattopadhyay Y Jing R C Che G DeB Basu and DY ZhaoInd Eng Chem Res 2019 58 2159ndash2169Bunte Salts and Congeners as Efficient Sulfur Surrogates Recent Advances K

70 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Biswas and B Basu Curr Organocat 2018 5 182ndash1951-D Copper(I) Coordination Polymer Based on Bidentate 13-Dithioether LigandNovel Catalyst for Azide-Alkyne-Cycloaddition (AAC) Reaction S Saha KBiswas and B Basu Tetrahedron Lett 2018 59 2541ndash2545Graphene oxide (GO) Catalyzed Transamidation of Aliphatic Amides An EfficientMetal-free Procedure S Bhattacharya P Ghosh and B Basu Tetrahedron Lett2018 99 899ndash903Book Chapter in Green Techniques for Organic Synthesis and Medicinal Chemistry2nd Ed W Zhang Chapter 11 Solid Supported Catalysis by S Bhattacharyya andB Basu 2018 Wiley New York

Administrative Responsibility

Member PG Board of Research Studies in Chemistry Raiganj University U Dinajpur

Member PG Board of Studies in Chemistry Gourbanga University Malda

Member Expert Committee for Minor Research Projects in Chemistry UGC New Delhi

Member Open Source Drug Discovery (OSDD) CSIR New Delhi

Mentor Inspire Fellowship Department of Science amp Technology (DST) New Delhi

Member UG Syllabus (Chemistry) Revision Committee Sikkim University Gangtok

Member PG Syllabus (Chemistry) Framing Committee Sikkim University Gangtok VII

Member Selection Committee for NonndashTeaching Technical Staff Sikkim University

Member Scientific Equipment Tender Opening Committee (Technical) Sikkim University

Research Guidance

Number of researchers awarded PhD 01 (One)

Elected Fellow of West Bengal Science and Technology

Indian Science Congress Association Kolkata

Chemical Research Society of India (CRSI) Bangalore

Council Member Chemical Research Society of India Bangalore

Awards Honours Fellowships

Adjunct Professor June 2019 Cotton University Guwahati

J G Goodley Memorial Award Sept 2018 ABN Seal Govt College Coochbehar WB India

Bharatratna CNR Rao Endowment Lecture Award August 2018 North Bengal University India

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Ambika KejiriwalDesignation Fulltime Contractual

E mail ID kejiriwalambikagmailcom

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 71

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

PART A

Name of the Department COMMERCE

Annual Semester CBCS CBCS

Associate ProfessorAssistant ProfessorPTT

131

(DScDLittPhDMPhil etc)Designation

Shri Uttam Kumar Roy MCom Associate Professor

Shri Ahamed Hossain MCom Assistant Professor

Shri Priyatosh Sarkar MCom Assistant Professor

Shri Tenzing Norbu Tamang MCom Assistant Professor

Shri AtanuNayek MA PTT

PART- B

Activity of Individual Teacher in Last Year

NameMr Uttam Kumar RoyDesignation Associate Professor

Associate Professor Department of Commerce

QualificationsMCom

Member of Board of Studies (UG-Hons Prog) Department of Commerce

Member of Board Board of Studies (PG Prog) Department of Commerce

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

72 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

NameMr Priyatosh SarkarDesignation Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor and Head Department of Commerce

E mail priyatoshrucgmailcom

QualificationsMCom

Research Interests

Financial Accounting

The aspiration of a takeover andits resistance- A brief study

Journal of Engineeringtechnologies and Innovativeresearch

2349-5162

An empirical analysis of capitalbudgeting practices by someIndian Companies

2349-5162

Head of the Department Department of Commerce

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMd Ahmed HussainDesignation Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor Department of Commerce

QualificationsMCom

Research Interests

Companies Act

Attendence of ConferenceSeminarSymposium Workshop

YearAttendence of

Presented Paper(s) Participated

Two-Day Workshop onSmart Publishing

Participation

One-Day Workshop onCrafting and ConductingResearch amp How toPublish

St XavierrsquosCollege(Autonomous)

PG Department ofCommerce

Participation

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 73

DST-PURSE sponsoredTwo-Week FirstNational workshop onldquoUse of ICT in TeachingLearning Processes

Centre forInformationResourceManagement

Participation

Extent of Human ResourceDisclosure in Annual Reports ofCompanies Listed on Indian StockExchange

International Journalof ComputationalEngineering ampManagement

ISSN2230-7893

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMr Tenzing Norbu TamangDesignation Assistant Professor

Educational Qualification MCom

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMr Shri Atanu NayekDesignation Part Time Lecturer (PTT) Government Approved

Educational Qualification MA

E-mail ID atanuaebagmailcom

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

74 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE (CIS)

PART A

Name of the Department Computer amp Information Science (CIS)

Name of the Programmes Courses Offered (UGPGMPhilPhD) UG (BCA)PG(MSc)

124

001

Name Qualification(DScDLittPhDMPhil etc) Designation

Prof Kali Shankar Tiwary DSc PhD ProfessorDr Prantosh Kumar Paul M Sc (IT)MTech (by Research) PhD Assistant Professor

Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handled (program wise) by temporary faculty NIL

List of doctoral post-doctoral students and research associates Doctoral 02

Candidated Obtained PhD Degree 01 (One)

PART- B

Name Prof Kali Shankar TiwaryDesignation Professor Department of Mathematics

Head Department of Computer and Information Science (Additional Charge)

E mail IDtiwarykalishankaryahoocom

Qualifications DSc PhD MSc (Mathematics)

Research interests Fixed Point Theorem and its Applications Normal Structure

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 75

Attendence of ConferenceSeminarSymposium Workshop Publications Research GuidanceMembership of Editorial Boards

Specified in his profile of the Department of Mathematics

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Prantosh K PaulDesignation Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor Department of Computer and Information Science

E mail ID pkpaulinfotechgmailcom

QualificationsMSc (Double) MTech (by Research) in IST PhD-Information Science and TechnologyIIEST Shibpur

Research interests

Information Science amp Technology

Social amp Community Computing

Green amp Environmental Informatics

Education Technology amp Higher Education

Community Sciences

(Social Informatics Health amp Medical Informatics)

Paul Prantosh Kumar PSAithal A Bhuimali R Rajesh(2018) ldquoComputing amp AlliedEngineering Domain in India withreference to Private UniversitiesA Case Study of MastersProgramsrdquo

in Anusandhan- AnInternational Journal ofScience and Technology VII(XIII) March 2018 Page-1355-1366 (A NationallyIndexed Journal of AISECTUniversity MP India)

ISSN 2278 ndash 4187

P K Paul A Bhuimali P SAithal amp K S Shivraj (2018)MCA Degree Beyond TraditionalMathematical amp LogicalPrerequisite amp Concentration Isit into a New Direction

International Journal ofApplied and AdvancedScientific Research 3(1) 118-124

ISSN 2456-3080

Paul PK P S Aithal ABhuimali (2018) ComputingAcademics into New AgeApplied Science Programs andFields Emphasizing Trend onAnimation and MultimediaTechnologymdashAn Investigation ofIndian Private Universities

International Journal ofScientific Research in Physicsand Applied Sciences 6(1)18-26

ISSN 2348-3423

76 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Paul PK A Bhuimali andAithal P S (2018) BusinessInformation SciencesEmphasizing Digital Marketing asan Emerging Field of Business ampIT A Study of Indian PrivateUniversities

IRA International Journal ofManagement amp SocialSciences 10(2) 63-73

ISSN 2455-2267

Paul P K A Bhuimali PSAithal (2018) Role of Economicsand Allied Sciences intoInformation and ComputingFields Emphasizing Economicsamp IT ProgramsmdashWorld andIndian Context

IRA-International Journal ofManagement amp SocialSciences 10 (1) 36-45

ISSN 2455-2267

Paul PK PS Aithal amp KSShivraj (2018) MPhil as Mastersby Research Work Programs in ITamp Computing Fields A CaseStudy of Indian PrivateUniversities

Asian Journal of InformationScience amp Technology Vol8 No 1 Jan-Jun 2018 Page-15-21

ISSN-2231-6108

Paul PK PS Aithal ABhuimali amp RRajesh (2018)Doctoral Programs in Computingand allied subjects in India withReference to Private UniversitiesA Growing Trend

International Journal onRecent Researches inScience Engineering ampTechnology Vol 6(2) 37-48

(ISSN-2347-6729

Paul PK PS Aithal (2018)Computing and InformationSciences in India Educationalissues policies amp potentialities

International Journal ofComputational Research andDevelopment 3 (1) 115-118

ISSN 2456-3137

Paul PK A Kumar (2018) ldquoBigData and Data Science inEngineering Platform A Techno-Educational Research study inIndian Contextrdquo

In The Lecture Note Series ofAdvances in CommunicationDevices and Networking andpresented in IEEE amp SpringerInternational Conference onCommunication Devices andNetworking (ICCDN-17) 3-4June 2017 SMIT SikkimManipal University GangtokIndia (Indexed by Scopus)Page-837-845

ISBN 978-981-10-7900-9

Paul PK MP Pradhan ldquoInsightinto the Cloud ComputingPrograms at Bachelors LevelsEmphasizing InternationalUniversities and IndianPotentialitiesrdquo

ISBN 978-981-10-7900-9

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 77

ldquoInformation Science ampTechnology (IST) Emphasizingincreasing role and utilization ofTechnological and ComputingGradient in this Field of Fieldsrdquo

in Edited InformationTechnology and SmarterSystems in Information AgeA Handbook Page-141-158

(ISBN 978-93-86453-38-9)

Paul PK A Bhuimali PSAithal (2018) ldquoInformationScience and Technology (IST)Emerging interaction and need itsrequirement

in Medical and Allied HealthSciencesrdquo in EditedInformation TechnologyBiological Sciences andSociety A HandbookPage-87-98

(ISBN 978-93-86453-40-2)

Paul PK A Bhuimali PSAithal (2018) ldquoUsabilityEngineering and HCI MethodsAn Overviewrdquo

in Edited Computing andEmerging Trends AHandbook Page-89-96

(ISBN 978-93-86453-39-6)

Paul PK PS Aithal and ABhuimali (2018) ldquoMobile CloudComputing - Contemporary issuesand possible solutions A Tool forHealthy Business World

In Edited Cloud Computingamp Big Data A Handbook

(ISBN 978-93-86453-41-9)

Paul PK A Bhuimali PSAithal and RRajesh (2018) ldquoBigData and Data Science Programsin Indian Higher EducationalInstitutes with Reference to PostGraduate Diploma and DegreeProgramsmdash An InterdisciplinaryLook

in Edited InformationTechnology into NextHorizon The Trends ofAutomation ampCommunication NDPublishers Page- 245-261

(ISBN978-81-937260-0-6)

Paul PK and PS Aithal (2017)Bio Informatics in privateuniversities in India AnEmerging Study on promotion ofBiological Information Sciencesin Higher Education

in Proceedings of NationalConference on Innovationsand implications inInformation TechnologyManagement Social Sciencesand Education Conducted bySrinivas University(December 2017)Mangalore Page-84-92

(ISBN 978-93-5300-723-2)

Paul PK and PS Aithal (2017)Management Degrees withEmerging Concentration of DataSciences and Technologies AnInvestigation of PrivateUniversities in India

(ISBN 978-93-5300-723-2)

Paul PK and PS Aithal (2018)Cloud Computing Is the futurenatural computing domain Aninternational look

in Proceedings of NationalConference on Impact ofIdeas and Innovations onManagement IT Educationamp Social Sciences Conductedby Srinivas University

(ISBN 978-93-5300-723-2)

78 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

(March 2018) MangalorePage-73-80

Paul PK ABhuimaliand PSAithal (2018) Big DataManagement and CloudComputing with potentialities inacademia An Indian Scenario

in Proceedings of NationalConference on Impact ofIdeas and Innovations onManagement IT Educationamp Social Sciences Conductedby Srinivas University(March 2018) MangalorePage-140-148

(ISBN 978-93-5300-723-2)

Paul PK and PS Aithal (2018)Cyber Security to InformationAssurance The Changing Worldof Cyber Sciences

(ISBN 978-93-5300-723-2)

Paul PK and PS Aithal (2018)Business Information Scienceswith Special Reference to theDigital Marketing and SEO as afield of study

in Proceedings of NationalConference on Quality inHigher education challengesamp opportunities Conductedby Srinivas University(March 2018) MangalorePage-37-46

(ISBN 978-93-5311-082-6)

Paul PK ABhuimali KSTiwary PS Aithal and R Rajesh(2018) Digital Finance TheConcept and Emergence withreference to academic affairs

in Proceedings of NationalConference on ExploringAvenues in BankingManagement IT Educationamp Social Sciences(Conducted by SrinivasUniversity (April 2018)Mangalore Page-8-15

(ISBN 978-93-5321-508-8)

Paul PK A Bhuimali KSTiwary PS Aithal and R Rajesh(2018) Financial Technology andAllied Areas with reference toBachelors Program AnInternational Look

in Proceedings of NationalConference on ExploringAvenues in BankingManagement IT Educationamp Social SciencesConducted by SrinivasUniversity (April 2018)Mangalore Page-40-47

(ISBN 978-93-5321-508-8)

Paul PK and PS Aithal (2018)Information policies and lawsEmphasizing data protection lawsin United States A Study

in Proceedings of NationalConference on Emergingareas of IT applications inManagement Education andSocial Sciences Conductedby Srinivas University(October 2018) MangalorePage-31-40

(ISBN 978-81-938040-5-6)

Paul PK and PS Aithal (2018)Computer Networks and NetworkTechnology programs in

in Proceedings of NationalConference on Emergingareas of IT applications in

(ISBN 978-81-938040-5-6)

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 79

Academics A study of PrivateUniversities

Management Education andSocial Sciences Conducted bySrinivas University (October2018) Mangalore Page-87-98

Paul PK and PS Aithal (2018)Internship and Emerging trendsand types with reference toInformation Technology

in Proceedings of NationalConference on Innovationsfor Enhancing Quality inTeaching Learning andEvaluation Conducted bySrinivas University(November 2018)Mangalore Page-31-39

(ISBN 978-81-938040-7-0)

Paul PK and PS Aithal (2018)Computer and InformationSciences (CIS) as a field of studyin International Universities Thefield for promoting job andcarriers

(ISBN 978-81-938040-7-0)

Paul PK and PS Aithal (2018)Digital Society Its Foundationand Towards an InterdisciplinaryField

in Proceedings of NationalConference on Advances inInformation TechnologyManagement Social Sciencesand EducationConducted bySrinivas University(December 2018)Mangalore Page-42-52

ISBN 978-81-938040-8-7

Paul PK and PS Aithal (2018)Higher Education and India Theneed of Domain CentricInformation Sciences for solidand Sustainable Development

in Proceedings of NationalConference on Advances inInformation TechnologyManagement Social Sciencesand Education Conducted bySrinivas University(December 2018)Mangalore Page-42-52

ISBN 978-81-938040-8-7

Paul Prantosh Kumar PSAithal and A Bhuimali IndianHigher Education With Slant toInformation Technologymdash aFundamental Overview

International Journal ofRecent Researches inScience Engineering ampTechnology 5(11) 31-50

(ISSN-2347-6729

Paul P amp PS Aithal (2018)Growing Popularity of PostGraduate Diploma Programs in itand Computing in Indian PrivateUniversities An Overview

International Journal ofRecent Researches inScience Engineering ampTechnology 6 (01) Page-1-8

ISSN-2347-6729

Paul PK PS Aithal amp ABhuimali (2018) BusinessInformatics With SpecialReference to Big Data as anemerging Area A Basic Review

ISSN-2347-6729

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Paul PK A Bhuimali PSAithal amp R Rajesh (2018)Digital Education and LearningThe Growing Trend in Academicand Business SpacesmdashAnInternational Overview

ISSN 2348-3423

Paul PK A Bhuimali PSAithal amp R Rajesh (2018)Digital Business towards anAcademic and ProfessionalDegree An InternationalPerspective

ISSN 2348-3423

Paul PK A Bhuimali PSAithal amp R Senthamarai (2018)Technological Development andInformation Science-From EarlyAge to Contemporary PeriodTake a Relook

International Journal ofInterdisciplinary Research inArts and Humanities(IJIRAH) 3(1) 59-64

ISSN 2456-3145

Paul PK Bhuimali A ampAithal P S (2018) ChiefInformation Officer and TheirChanging Role as InformationCum Techno-ManagementProfessionals Brief Overview

International Journal ofComputational Research andDevelopment (IJCRD) 3 (1)54-58

ISSN 2456-3137

Paul PK amp Aithal P S (2018)Cyber Crime Challenges IssuesRecommendation and Suggestionin Indian Context

International Journal ofAdvanced Trends inEngineering and Technology(IJATET) 3 (1) 59-62

ISSN 2456-4664

Paul P K (2018) The Contextof IST for Solid InformationRetrieval and InfrastructureBuilding Study of DevelopingCountry

International Journal ofInformation RetrievalResearch (IJIRR) 8(1) 86-100 (Scopus Indexed)

ISSN2155-6377

Paul P K amp Solanki V K(2018) Is virtualization at presenta cloud science

Journal of Engineering andEducation (IngenieriaSolidaria) 14 (25 Special) 1-18 (SSCI Indexed)

ISSN1900-3102

Paul PK A Bhuimali TKalishankar PS Aithal amp RRajesh (2018) Projectmanagement with specialreference to IT management andallied areas An overview

International Journal ofApplied Science andEngineering 6(1) 79-86

ISSN 2321-0745

Paul P K amp R Rajesh (2018)Cloud computing and engineeringin the academics with itspotentialities in iSchools anecofriendly development

International Journal ofEnterprise NetworkManagement 9(1) 58-71

ISSN 1748-1260

Paul PK A BhuimaliPSAithal amp DChatterjee (2018)iSchools and Its Need forPromoting Information-

in Scientific Review Vol 4No 1 Page- 1-7

ISSN 2413-8835

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Technology-Social InteractionOverview and Need in IndianEducational ContextPaul PK A Bhuimali KSTiwary PS Aithal and R Rajesh(2018) ldquoSWAYAM The Platformfor Modern and Enhanced Onlineand Flexible Education- AKnowledge Surveyrdquo

in International Journal ofApplied Science andEngineering 6(2) 149-155

ISSN 2321-0745

Paul P K VK Solanki amp PSAithal (2019) Cloud ComputingBased Knowledge MappingBetween Existing and PossibleAcademic InnovationsmdashAnIndian Techno-EducationalContext

In Big Data Processing UsingSpark in Cloud (pp 87-106)Springer Singapore (ScopusIndexed)

ISBN 978-981-13-0549-8

Paul P K A Bhuimali PSAithal KS Tiwary amp R Rajesh(2019) Education Technologyand Allied Fields as MastersPrograms An International Trendin Indian Context AnInternational Trend in IndianContext

In Information Technologyand Education Challengesand Opportunities of SmarterLearning Systems New DelhiPublishers India 209-222

Paul PK A Bhuimali PSAithal KS Tiwary amp R Rajesh(2019) Information AssurancePolicy Basics and ManagerialOverview

In Advance Computing andInformatics The EmergingContext (Handbook) NewDelhi Publishers New Delhi

ISBN 978-93-88879-34-7

Paul P K Bhuimali A ampTiwary K (2019) RaiganjUniversity amp its ResearchActivities A ComprehensiveOverview

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PK Paul A Bhuimali PSAithal R Rajesh and Vennila HInternet of Things (IoT) Towardsan Emerging AreamdashA Study

In Digital TechnologyAutomation and AdvancedCommunication Systems byPK Paul et al New DelhiPublishers New Delhi India

ISBN 978-93-88879-25-5

P K Paul A Bhuimali and P SAithal Geo Informatics as aSustainable Tools with Referenceto Remote Sensing amp ItsImportance An Overview

In Ecology Sustainabilityand Technology TheParadigm Shifting publishedby New Delhi PublishersNew Delhi

ISBN978-93-88879-37-8

P K Paul A Bhuimali and P SAithal Information Assuranceand Allied Aspects EmphasizingIT Risk Management

ldquoComputing andCommunications The LatestAdvancement and FutureProspectsrdquo by PK Paul et alpublished by New DelhiPublishers New Delhi India

ISBN 978-93-88879-38-5

82 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Research Advisor (For PhD amp Doctoral Candidate)

Member Board of Studies (BoS) Under the CoE Section for the Department of CIS

Executive Editor International Journal of Scientific Research in Multidisciplinary

Studies (E-ISSN 2454-9312 and Print ISSN 2454-6143)

Chief Information Architect Web Division ISETIST-2017 Raiganj University

Research Guidance

Number of researchers pursuing PhD 02 (Two)

Member of Editorial BoardsLearned Societies

Member Internet Marketing Association California USA

Member International Association of Engineers Hong Kong

Member Internet Society Virginia USA

Member Healthcare Technology Management Association of

South Carolina (HTMA-SC) Carolina United States

Member the Institute for Computer Science

Social Informatics and Telecommunication Engineering Belgium

Member European Alliance for Innovation Belgium

Member Nebraska Educational Technology Association Nebraska USA

Member International Society for Environmental

Information Sciences (ISEIS) Canada

Award

National Level Award lsquoBest Scientist Awardrsquo from Indian Academic Researcher Association (IARA)Tamilnadu India (2018)

National Level Award lsquoBest Faculty Award in IT amp Computingrsquo from Indian Academic ResearcherAssociation (IARA) Tamilnadu India (2019)

Asian Information Science and Technology Ambassador Award by NSFARAC and IARA India (2019)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Jayati Lahiri DeyDesignation Part Time Lecturer (Govt approved)

Part Time Lecturer (Govt approved) Department of Computer and Information Science

E mail IDldjayatiigmailcom

QualificationsPhD

Research interests

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 83

Cloud computing Web Technologies Network Technologies Database Technologies System design andanalysis software engineering Computer architecture and Operating System

Member of the PG UG Board of Studies Department of CIS Raiganj University from 2016

Member of the Organizing Committee in the National seminar on Emerging Trends in InformationScience and Technologyrdquo (19-20th march 2019) Raiganj University CIS dept

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMr Umesh SarkarDesignation Full Time Contractual

Full Time Contractual Department of Computer and Information Science

E mail IDumeshsarkarcisgmailcom

QualificationsMCA

Research interests

C C++ Java Database management system with Oracle system design and analysis softwareengineering Unix computer architecture and Operating System

Member of the PG UG Board of Studies Department of CIS

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMr Supriyan SenDesignation Full Time Contractual

E mail IDsupriyan_senrediffmailcom

QualificationsMCA

Research interests

Theory of Automata Compiler Design Design and Analysis of Algorithms Operating System

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

84 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

PART A

Name of the Department ECONOMICS

Year of Establishment 3RD FEB 2015

Name of the Programmess Courses Offered (UGPGMPhilPhD)

UG PG MPhil PhD

Name of the interdisciplinary courses offered by the DepartmentUG Micro Economics Macro Economics Indian EconomyPG General Economics Statistics

Annual Semester CBCS i) CBCS (wef 2017-18)

ii) 1 Batch (UG) in Semester

Participation of the Department in the Courses offered by other departmentUG Mathematics Political Science HistoryPG Education CIS

Aims and Objectives

The Department of Economics in erstwhile Raiganj College (University College) was a premierdepartment in the faculty of Arts since its inception in 1948 After upgrading the erstwhile RaiganjCollege (University College) to the Raiganj University in 2015 the department has been offering UnderGraduate Honours Masters in Economics M Phil and PhD in Economics Every year we are getting lotof response in Masters and PhD from National and International level

The department takes initiatives to prepare the students to address the local and global issues and to dealwith the socio-economic problems of this region It also emphasized to make our students to become goodeconomist policy makers and financial advisors for the academic as well as the corporate world

124

NilNil4

NameQualification

Dr Sanjib Mandal MA and PhD Associate Professor Econometrics and

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 85

and Head Demography

Dr Subrata Saha MA and PhD Associate Professor Econometrics and Trade

Dr Debasish Biswas MA and PhD Associate Professor Agricultural Economicsand Demography

Dr Sujoy Kumar Mojumdar MA and PhD Assistant Professor Econometrics and Trade

SmtDebapriya Ghosh MA Guest Faculty Agriculture and trade

Shri Arindam Dey MSc Guest Faculty Econometrics

Mr Ragib Ali Minhaj MA Guest Faculty Econometrics and Trade

Prof Shib Ranjan Misra (Retd)Viswa Bharati

Prof Bipul Malakar (Retd)Jadavpur University

Prof MThangaraj (Retd)Madras University

Prof KKBagchiUniversity of North Bengal

DrGovinda ChoudhuryUniversity of North Bengal

DrAnjan ChakrabortyUniversity of Burdwan

Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handled (program wise) by temporary facultyUG 1ST Semester (Hons) 60UG 3RD Semester (Hons) 66UG 5TH Semester (Hons) 60PG 1ST Semester NilPG 3rd Semester Nil

Student-Teacher Ratio

COURSEUG1STSEM

UG3RDSEM

UG5THSEM

PG1STSEM

PG3RDSEM

MPHIL2NDSEM

MPHIL3RDSEM

ALLCOURSE

RATIO OFSTUDENTTEACHER

No ofStudents 74 30 19 10 3 5 1 142 3551

Number of academic and support staff (technical) and administrative staffSL NO NAME DESIGNATION SUPPORT STAFF1 Sri Pabitra Paul GR-D Non-technical

Student Project Eleven projects have been made by PG students

Details of the course (Name Year Application Received Selected)Course Year Application Received Selected

UG 1stsem Hons 2018-19 84 74PG 1stsem 2018-19 12 10

86 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Infrastructural Facilities of the Department Class Rooms ndash 03 Office of the HOD- 01 Teachersrsquo Cubical- 03 Computer ndash 06 Printer- 03 Projector- 01 LCD Screen- 01 Laptop- 01

PART- B

NameDr Sanjib MandalDesignation Associate Professor

Associate Professor and Head Department of Economics

E mail ID sanjibecogmailcom

QualificationsPhD MA (Economics)

Research interests Development Economics Applied Econometrics

Year

Attendence ofConference Seminar

SymposiumWorkshop

Organization Place orVenue

Contribution

Presented Paper (s)Participated

25th University LevelResearch MethodologyTraining andWorkshop on 26-27March 2019

Department ofEconomics Universityof North Bengal

Participated andpaper presented onGender in theLabour Market inIndia

UGC SAP DRS IIINational Seminar on12 -13 February 2019

Paperpresented onTrends of PublicExpenditure onEducation andHealth in Sikkim

National Workshop-cum OrientationProgramme on Drivetowards Equality ofOpportunity on 30 ndash31 March 2019

Raiganj University ampICSSR-ERC

RaiganjWest Bengal

Participated andpaper presented onEconomic Growthand RegionalDisparity in theNorth EasternStates of India

Head of the Department Department of Economics

Coordinator Morning Shift

Member of the Finance Committee

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 87

Member of the NAAC Steering Committee

Member of the Advisory Committee of Alumni Association

Member of the UG Admission Committee

Chairman Board of Studies Economics

Member of Board of Research Studies Economics

Member of the Court

Research Guidance

Number of researchers pursuing MPhil 01 (one)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Subrata SahaDesignation Associate Professor

Associate Professor Department of Economics

Head of the Department MBA

E mail IDsubratasahaeco19gmailcom

Research interestsTime series Econometrics and Public Finance

Attendence of ConferenceSeminarSymposium WorkshopYear Attendence of

Organization Place or Venue

Contribution

NA NA NA NAEffects of political trendson Indian Economy

Dr Meghnad SahaCollege

Dept of Politicalscience Paper presented

Re-reading VidyasagarHumanism Reforms andBeyond

Dr Meghnad SahaCollege Dept of History Participated

QGIS for Beginners Dr Meghnad SahaCollege

Dept ofGeography Participated

Recent trends in sciences Dr Meghnad SahaCollege Science Faculty Participated

Administrative Responsibility inside the UniversityHead of the Department Department of MBAHead of the Department Department of LawMember Board of Studies EconomicsMember Board of Research Studies EconomicsMember of Tender Committee

88 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Research GuidanceNumber of researchers pursuing PhD 02 (Two)Number of researchers Awarded PhD01 (one)Number of researchers pursuing MPhil 01 (one)

AwardHonours

Prestigious IRDP Award 2018-ldquoSarvepalli Radhakrishnan Life Time Achievement National Awardrdquo

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------NameDr Debasish BiswasDesignation Associate Professor

E mail ID deba2000gmailcom

Qualifications PhD MA (Economics)

Research interestsMacro Economics Economic History and Development Economics

Member Board of Studies Economics

Member of the PG Admission Committee

Research Guidance

Number of researchers pursuing PhD 01 (One)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Sujoy Kumar MojumdarDesignation Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor Department of Economics

E mail ID skmojumdargmailcom

Qualifications PhD MPhil MA (Economics)

Research interests Public Economics Development Economics Health Economics LabourEconomics Population Studies amp Research Methodology

YearAttendence of

Training Programme onLabour Market Analysison 10-14 December 2018

VV Giri NationalLabour Institute

Noida Participated

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 89

Administrative Responsibility inside the UniversityMember Board of Studies EconomicsMember Board of Research Studies EconomicsProgramme Officer NSS Unit Raiganj University

Research Guidance

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

PART A

Name of the Department Education

Name of the ProgrammesCourses Offered (UGPGMPhilPhD)

BA (Hons) in Education

MA in Education

Name of the interdisciplinary courses and departmentsunits involved

IDC-1 Information and Communication Technology

IDC-2 Fundamentals of Research Methodology

Annual Semester CBCS

Semester amp CBCS

Aims and objectives

To facilitate the MPhil and PhD Programs

To organize various Seminar workshop and conferences in the department

To introduce new research Journal in online and offline mode

To introduce new courses like MEd Diploma courses certificate courses etc

To introduce various short-term courses and training programs

To start career guidance in the department

To introduce Education through Open and Distance Mode

To introduce educational counseling in the department

Participation of the Department in the Courses offered by other department

PG Interdisciplinary Coursespaper (IDC) in various departments

UG Generic Elective (GE) subjects in various departments

Contractual Faculty 02 02Guest Faculty 03 0

90 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

NameQualification

Dr Nuruzzaman Kasemi MA BEd PhD Associate Professor ampHead Cartography

Mr Merajul Hasan MA BEd MPhil Contractual Faculty EducationalTechnology

Mr Bipul KumarPramanik MA BEd Contractual Faculty Educational

Technology

i Smt Nilima Mokta Department of Education Raiganj Surendranath College Raiganj- 733134West Bengal

ii DrShyamsundar Bairagya Associate Professor Department of Education Visva-bharatiBolpur Santiniketan West Bengal

iii Dr Ujjwal Kumar Halder Assistant ProfessorDepartment of Education University ofGourBanga Malda- 732103 West Bengal

iv Prof Dibyendu Sekhar Bhattacharjee Professor of Education IGNOU New Delhi

v Prof Vardini Bhattacharjee Professor of Education IGNOU New Delhi

vi DrDebabrata Debnath Associate Professor amp Head Assistant ProfessorDepartment ofEducation University of GourBanga Malda- 732103 West Bengal

vii DrProhlad Roy Associate Professor Department of Education Visva-bharati BolpurSantiniketan West Bengal

Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handeled (program wise) by temporary faculty

MA 875 Lecture Delivered for theoretical part of the syllabus and 125 lecture delivered forPractical part (Dissertation amp Tour Report)

BA (Hons) Not yet

MA 38 1

BA (Hons) 22 1

Number of academic and support staff (technical) and administrative staff

Academic 02

Non-academic 01

Administrative 01

i DrNuruzzaman Kasemi MA BEd PhD

ii Merajul Hasan MA BEd MPhil

iii Bipul Kumar Pramanik MA BEd

Lecture Method

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 91

Demonstration

Smart Class

Questioning Method

Field Survey Field Reporting

Field Trip Educational Excursion or Tour

Blood Donation Camp Health Awareness Program Red Ribbon Days Environmental AwarenessProgram Swaccha Abhiyan etc NSS NCC as well as by the department

Details of the course (Name Year Application Received Selected)Year 2018

Course Name UG PGApplication Received 807 156

Selected 29 55

Blood Donation Camp Health Awareness Program Red Ribbon Days Environmental AwarenessProgram Swaccha Abhiyan etc organized by NSSNCC as well as by the department

PART- B

NameDr Nuruzzaman KasemiDesignation Associate Professor in Geography

Head of the Department Department of Education (Additional)

E mail ID nkasemigmailcom

QualificationsMA BEd PhD

Research Interests

Cartography

Specified in his profile of the Department of Geography

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMr Merajul HasanDesignation Full Time ContractualPosition Presently HoldingFull Time Contractual Department of EducationE mail IDmhasanugbgmailcomQualificationsMPhil M AResearch Interests

92 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Educational TechnologyAttendence of ConferenceSeminarSymposium Workshop

Year Attendence ofConference SeminarSymposium Workshop

Seminar paper on Effects of YouTube on Children A theoretical Study organized byDepartment of Education University of Gour Banga in collaboration withByanjanbarna Foundation held on 29th amp 30th august 2018Seminar paper on Misinformation and Miscommunication in ICT A theoreticalAnalysis organized by the CIS Department Raiganj University held on 19th amp 20thMarch 2019

Hasan M Sarkar R (2018) Achievement Motivation and AcademicAchievement of the Secondary Level Students in Uttar Dinajpur District ResearchReview International Journal of Multidisciplinary 3(9) 249-252Hasan M Halder U K Debnath D (2018) Inclusive Education and Educationfor All International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews 5(3) 605-608Hasan M amp Halder U K (2018) Yoga and Salaah Some theoreticalcomparisons International Journal of Yogic Human Movement and SportsSciences 3(1) 477-480Hasan M amp Halder U K (2018) Attitude towards the use of mobile phoneamong the college level students International Journal of Advanced Research andDevelopment 3(1) 55-59Halder U K amp Hasan M (2018) Attitude towards text messaging andsocioeconomic status of post graduate students International Journal of AcademicResearch and Development 3(2) 412-415Hasan M amp Halder U K (2018) Attitude towards Text Messaging among thePost- Graduation Level Students North Asian International Research Journal ofSocial Science amp Humanities 4(1) 70-76Hasan M amp Halder U K (2018) Social Networking Addiction among theCollege Level Students North Asian International Research Journal of SocialScience amp Humanities 4(1) 56-64

Member of UG Board of Studies Department of Education

Member of PG Board of Studies Department of Education

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMr Bipul Kumar PramanikDesignation Full Time Contractual

Full Time Contractual Department of Education

E mail IDbkpramanikedugmailcom

QualificationsM A

Research Interests

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 93

Economics amp Education

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

PART A

Name of the Department English

33

Non-teaching post 01

Name Qualification(DScDLitt PhDMPhil etc) Designation

DrNirjhar Sarkar PHD MA Associate Professor

Dr Pinaki Roy PHD MA Associate Professor

DrSatrughna Singh PHD MA Associate Professor

Smt Sanjukta Chatterjee MA Assistant Professor

Shri Auritra Munshi MA Assistant Professor

DrJayjit Sarkar MA Assistant Professor

Diversity of Students (from different states and country and within state) Students from neighboringstates

Details of instructional facilities The following facilities are available in the department

Smart board and LCD projector

PART- B

94 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

NameDr Satrughna SinghDesignation Associate Professor

E mail ID kingsagtrughna001gmailcom

Qualification MAPhD

Attandance in SeminarConference etc

WorkshopOrganization Place or Venue Paper Presentation

2018-2019

Two Days NationalSeminar on lsquoTwo-DayNational Seminar onRecent Trends inMathematical Sciencesand Its Applications

Department ofMathematicsRaiganj University

RaiganjUniversity

Mathematied Ways ofHighlightingChristopher MarlowrsquosModernity in HisReligion Poetry andDrama

PublicationsYear Paper Title Publisher ISSN

2018-2019

Origin and Growth of EarlyEnglish Dramas from the Pre-Dramatic Stage to the Advent ofChristopher Marlowe

International Journal ofLinguistics and ComputationalApplications (IJLCA)

2394-6385(Print)2394-6393 (Online)

Christopher MarlowersquosModernity in His PoetryReligion and Drama

2394-6385(Print)2394-6393 (Online)

The Integrated Relation ofPoetry and Religion in the Playsof Christopher Marlowe

Literary Herald 2454-3365

Poetry Religion and Dramaduring Renaissance andReformation Impact on theModern Age

International Journal of EnglishLanguage Literature inHumanities (IJELLH)

2321-7065

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Nirjhar SarkarDesignation Associate Professor

Position presently holding Head Dept of English

E mail ID nirjharraiganjcomgmailcom

Qualification MA PhD

RESEARCH AREA Post-Colonial Literature with Caribbean Studies As Thrust Area

Activities as Supervisor 3 Candidates Registered

Administrative ExperienceDeputy Registrar (Officiating) From July 2017 to February 2019

Present Designation Associate Professor Hod of Department of English

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 95

Academic QualificationM A Ph D

Attendance of Conference SeminarSymposiumWorkshop

YearAttendance of

Presented Paper(s)Participated

2018-19

Conference Presentationon Media and Culture Paper Presentation

In BloomsburyLondon(University ofLondon Campus)

Seducing Innocenceand lsquoBrandingrsquoChildhood -Advertisement aslsquoCultural Aggressionrsquo

National Conference Raiganj University(Dept of Philosophy)

RaiganjUniversity

Rethinking someResent Events inFoucauldianEpistemology

PublicationYear Name of the Journal Paper ISBNISSN

2018 A Caribbean StudiesJournal Anthuriua

Existence as Self-making in DerekWalcottrsquos The Sea at Dauphin

Miami UniversityScholarly Repository

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Pinaki RoyDesignation Associate Professor

E mail ID monkaaroygmailcom

Attendance in Conference SeminarSymposiumWorkshop

Year

Attendance ofConference

OrganizationPlaceor

Venue

Participated2018-2019(July-June)18032019

Recent Trends inPhysical Science

ItaharUttardinajpur

As aResourceperson

2 Publication

Year Paper Title Book Title Publisher ISSNISBNNo

1 A Process Aware Delay Circuit with ReduceImpact of Input Switching at GHzFrequencies2 Voltage Keeper Based 2827microW NewFrequency Divider Circuit in 90nm Technologyfor Gigascale SerDes Application

VLSI Circuits andSystems Letter

MOS Amplifier Design Methodology forOptimum Performance

IETE Journal ofResearch(Taylor amp FrancisOnline)

Print ISSN0377-2063Online ISSN0974-780X

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

96 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Name Sanjukta ChatterjeeDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID sanjuktachatterjeesenguptagmailcom

Qualification MA

Area of Research Interest Feminism Ecocriticism Indian Classical Literature Nationalism North-EastStudies

Attendance of Conference SeminarSymposiumWorkshops

YearAttendance of

ContributionPresented Paper(s)

Participated

Jan 10-11 2018International Conferenceat Raiganj University

RaiganjUniversity Raiganj

ldquoWomen andEnvironmentalAwareness in CulturalTextsrdquo

February 20 2018One day InternationalSeminarSurya Sen Mahavidyalaya

Surya SenMahavidyalayaSiliguri

SiligurildquoPortrayal of Femininityin Folk Songs of NorthBengalrdquo

March 15-16 2018International Seminar atthe Dept of EnglishJhargram Raj College

Dept ofEnglishJhargram RajCollegeJhargram

Jhargram

ldquoWhen Women BondReading FemaleBonding andHomosociality in ShashiDeshpandersquos TheBinding Vine ldquo

March 27-28 2018International Seminar atthe Dept of EnglishIslampur College

Dept of EnglishIslampurCollege UttarDinajpur

IslampurUttarDinajpur

Female Bonding andHomosociality inDivakarunirsquos Before WeVisit the Goddessrdquo

2018-2019( July-June)

September 3-4 th 2019Two Day InternationalConference at MahishadolRaj College

Dept OfEnglishMahisadol Raj College

MahisadolPurbaMedinipur

ldquoCretaures of theWoods Ecosophy andthe Politics of Animalityin Abhijnanasakuntalam

September 7th and 8th2019

JadavpurUniversity

JadavpurWest Bengal

ldquo Of Aliens and NativesA PsychoanalyticReading of Satyajitrayrsquos Short Storiesrdquo

Workshops

1 One day Intra- academia Workshop byIQAC Maynaguri College

Engaging with CBCSAn Academic Dialogue Aug 17 2018

2 Two day workshop at Suryasen College andCentre for Womens Studies NBU

Gender Awareness andRecent Trends Sept 12-132018

3 Conducted One day Workshop at RaiganjUniversity

Gender Sensitizationand Sexual Harassmentat Workplace Act

May 20 2019

Publication

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 97

Year Paper Title Book Title Publisher ISSNISBN No2018-2019(July-June)

ldquoFemale Homosociality and TwelfthNightrdquo in Theatre InternationalVol-11Jan-Feb 2018 Print

ldquoFemale Bonding and Homosociality Areading of Anita Nairrsquos Ladies Couperdquoin Contemporary Discourse Jan 2018Vol No 9 Issue 1 Print

ldquoHis Peoplersquos Voice Bhupen Hazarikaand His Ballads of Changerdquo (co-author)in Journal of Higher Educationand Research Society Vol 6 Issue 1April 2018 Online

ldquoOf Friends and freedom ReadingFemale Homosocial Bonds in ManjuKapurrsquos Difficult Daughters and ShashiDeshpandersquos The Binding Vinerdquo inAjker Jodhan May-June 2018 Print

ldquoFeminine Friendships and Quest forIdentity in Divakarunirsquos Before We Visitthe Goddess ldquoLiterary Insight Vol 9Issue 2 July 2018 Print

Shakespeare Society ofEastern India Kolkata

HERSO Pune Maharashtra

Ajker JodhanRupnarayanpur Bardhaman

ISSN 2278-2036

ISSN 0976-3686

ISSN 2349 0209

ISSN 08715819

ISSN 0975-6248

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMr Auritra MunshiDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID auritramgmailcom

Qualification MA

Publications

(i) In journals

Name of theEssayArticle andPage numberURL

(if web-based)

Name of theJournal withISSN

Nature ofthe Journal(PrintWeb)

Name(s)of co-

author(s)if any

UGC-recognitionnumber forthe journal

Volume NumberIssue Numberand Year andmonth forpublication

Alienation in JhumpaLahirirsquos A TemporaryMatter- A Process ofconfrontation betweenUtopia and reality

Muse IndiaJournal Jan-Feb20190975-1815

OnlineEJournal Single UGC

recognized

(ii) Book-publication detailsIndian Diaspora Theory Text adCriticism(Chapter ldquoRemapping DiasporicIdentityPost-Colonial Horizons and The

DrRohidasDhakane

SnehavardhanPublishingHouse

2018 81-7265-388-1

98 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Lowlandrdquo

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Name Dr Jayjit SakarDesignationAssistant ProfessorE mail ID jayjitsarkarsgmailcom

Publications

Books

1 Illness as Method Beckett Kafka Mann Woolf and Eliot with a foreword by Pramod K Nayar(Delaware Vernon Press 2019)

2 (B)Order and (B)Ordering An Interdisciplinary Companion edited by Jayjit Sarkar and AuritraMunshi (New York Edwin Mellen 2019) (forthcoming)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 99

DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY

PART- A

Name of the Department Geography

Year of Establishment UG (Erstwhile Raiganj College) ndash 1995PGMphilPhD course started under Raiganj University in 2016

UG (General) BABSc (Hons) MAMSC MPhil PhD

IDC-1 Environmental Geography

IDC-2 Landform Climate and Resources

Annual Semester CBCS Annual Semester amp CBCS

Aims and objectives Exclusive classrooms and laboratories for the Department

Increase number of seats both in Honours and MA Courses

Installation of weather station within university campus

Remote Sensing amp GIS application Diploma and Certificate course will be introduced

Department of Education (UGPG) amp University (UG Environmental Studies)

5(Prof + AssoProf + Asst Prof + Part Time+

Guest)

8(1+2+4+1)

6(0+2+3+1)

NameQualification

Dr Nuruzzaman Kasemi MA BEd PhD Associate Professor CartographyDr Rumki Sarkar MA PhD Associate Professor Advanced

GeomorphologyDr Prolay Mondal MA BEd PhD Assistant Professor Remote sensing and

terrain evaluationDrTapas Pal MA BEd PhD

Post DocAssistant Professor Cultural Geography and

Disaster management

100 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Dr Sanjeev Kumar MA MPhil PhD Assistant Professor Population amp PoliticalArindam Datta MA Part-time Lecturer

(Govt approvedTransport Geography

Joyjit Debnath MA B Ed Guest FacultySanjoy Deb MA B Ed Guest FacultySubrata Das MA B Ed Guest FacultyBapiSaha MA Guest Faculty Geo-tectonicSucheta DuttaChowdhury

MA BEd Guest Faculty

Sudesna Chanda MA BEd Guest Faculty

2 List of the Senior Visiting FacultySlNo Name Designation Purpose

1 Prof Ranjan Roy Professor NBU Attend Seminar BOSInvited Lecturer

2 Prof G C Debnath Professor Visva Bharati Attend Seminar BOSInvited Lecturer

3 Prof P Nag Honrsquoble VC MGKBV Chief Guest ofInternational SeminarInvited Lecturer

4 Prof R Ahamed Professor RajshahiUniversityBangladesh

Attend Seminar InvitedLecturer

5 Dr P Chakraborty Associate Professor VisvaBharati

6 Dr C Mondal Principal Raiganj BEdCollege

7 Prof Dipak Kumar Mondal Professor NBU Attend Seminar BOSInvited Lecturer

8 Prof Sanat Kumar Guchchait Professor BU Attend BOS9 Prof Sutapa Mukhopadhaya Professor Visva Bharati Attend BOM10 Prof RN Chattopadhyay Dept of Architecture amp

Regional Planning IITKharagpur WB

11 Dr Partha Sarathi Chakraborty Principal Scientist (Retd)DST Govt of WB

12 Dr AKM Anwaruzzaman HOD Aliha University Attend Seminar InvitedLecturer

13 Prof G P Chottopadhay Professor Visva Bharati Attend BOS

PG Nil MPhil Nil PhD Nil UG 60

Geography (Honours) 111 BA (General) Geography 241MA 181

M Phil 21 Ph D 21

One Laboratory Assistant and one Peon

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 101

DSc ndash 0 DLitt ndash 0 PhD ndash 5MPhil ndash 1 PG ndash 12

Number of Faculty with Ongoing Projects

(A) 2 (Two)

I National Funding ndash UGC NRDMS DST

II Grants Received ndash 160000- amp 1070225-

Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST UGC DBT ICSSR etc and total grants receivedUGC NRDMS DST

Lecture Method

Classes through power point presentation amp ICT Method

Field Survey Observation Method

Projected Method

Demonstration Method

NSSNCCNirmal Bangla Blood Donation Camp Flood Relief Activities

Diversity of Students in numbers and percentages (from different states and country and within state)From other states like Bihar

PART- B

NameDr Nuruzzaman KasemiDesignation AssociateProfessor and Head Department of Geography

Qualification PhD

Research interests

SeminarSymposiumWorkshop (Attended Participated)

Year

Attendance ofSeminarSymposiumWorkshop Attended

Participated

Organisation PlaceVenueContribution

Presented Papers (Title ofthe Paper)

2018-2019

National Seminar(held on 19th -20th Mar

2019)

Dept ofComputer ampInf Science

RaiganjUniversity

GIS-based MulticriteriaAnalysis for SustainableLandfill in Site Selection

Publication(s)Year Title of paperbook Publisher ISSNISBN

2018-2019

Trends and Spatial Pattern of Population Growth inMalda District An Overview (paper)

Review ofResearch

ISSN 2249-894X

Chronological and Chorological Dimensions ofLiteracy in Malda District with Special Reference toGender Gap (paper)

The KonkonGeographer ISSN 227-4858

102 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Levels of Gender Disparity of Literacy in the districtof Malda West Bengal A Geospatial Analysis(paper)

Indian Journal ofSpatial Science

ISSN 2249 -3921

Socio-economic Status of the People fromBangladesh in Dhupguri Block of Jalpaiguri DistrictWest Bengal (paper)

GeographicalReview of India ISSN 0375-6386

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Rumki SarkarDesignation Associate Professor

E mail ID itsrumki84gmailcom

Specialization Advanced Geomorphology

Research interests Applied Fluvial Geomorphology Statistics

Attendance of ConferenceSeminarSymposium Workshop

YearAttendance of

Organization Place orvanue

paper(s)Participated

2018-19 National NAGI ArunachalPradesh Presented Paper

Publication

Year Paper Title Publisher ISSNISBN NoContributionPresented

2018-2019Analysis of RiverBasin by Area-LengthRelation

Indian Journal ofGeomorphology ISSN 0973-2411 Presented Paper

Books Published as a SingleJoint AuthorEditor

A critical assessment of methods of terrain classification(2018) ISBN 978-81-931261-9-6

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Prolay MondalDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID monprolaygmailcom

Specialization Ecogeomorphology

Research Interest

Eco-Geomorphological assessment and its management

The spatio-temporal study of Rivers

The study of Terrain evaluation with the help of Remote sensing amp GIS technique

Environmental Degradation

Socio ndash Economic Status

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 103

Agricultural issues

Folk Song (BOLAcircN)

Editorial Board Member International Journal of Environment Ecology Family and Urban Studies

Trans Stellar

Reviewer of the following Books and Journals

Journal of Indian Geographical Union IGU

Natural Hazards Springer

Spatial Information Research Springer

Geoenvironmental Disasters Springer

Research Journal of humanities and Social Sciences A and V Publications

Review Of Research (International Online Multidisciplinary Journal)

Asian Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies (International Online Multidisciplinary Journal)

International Journal of Research on Social and Natural Sciences Katwa College

Attendance of ConferenceSeminar Symposium Workshop

Year

Year Attendance ofConference seminar

SymposiumWorkshop

PresentedPaper(s)Participated

2018-2019

National Seminar onRecent Innovations inScience and Technologyfor SustainableEnvironment

Department ofBotany amp IQACGangarampurCollege DakshinDinajpur WB

GangarampurCollegeDakshinDinajpur WB

Presented Paper

One Day Workshop onMapping TechniquesUsing QGIS Software(27th May 2019)

Dept of GeographyRaiganj UniversityWB

RaiganjUniversity

Participated(As Convener)

2018-2019

Cost Effective WaterDistribution inIrrigated Crop-Field

Online InternationalInterdisciplinary ResearchJournal Maharashtra

ISSN - 2249 ndash 9598Vol -8Special IssueJuly-August 2018

The Health Status of Women inPurbaBardhaman District WestBengal A study ofSpatial Variation

Review of ResearchISSN - 2249 - 894XMaharashtra Vol -7Issue-11 August 2018

Identification of DeterminantFactors for the Development ofCD Blocks in Birbhum DistrictA Multivariate StatisticalApproach

Online InternationalInterdisciplinary ResearchJournal

ISSN - 2249 ndash 9598Maharashtra Vol -8Issue - 06 Sept-Oct 2018

Gender Inequality and its Impacton Socio Economic Structure Acase study of Gopalpur Mouza

OnlineInternationalInterdisciplinary Research

ISSN - 2249 ndash 9598MaharashtraVol -8 Issue - 06

104 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

of Dakshin Dinajpur DistrictWest Bengal India

Journal Sept-Oct 2018

Aspects of flows of the riversmentioned in the Indian EpicRamayana

ResearchJournal of Humanities andSocial Sciences A and VPublications RaipurChattishgarh

ISSN(Online) - 0975 ndash6795 ampISSN(Print) - 2321 ndash5828 Vol- 9Issue ndash 4 Oct-Dec 2018

Assessment of the quality of thehealth in Rural Areas ofPurba Bardhaman DistrictWest Bengal India Aquantitative approach

Research Journal ofHumanities andSocial Sciences A and VPublications RaipurChattishgarh

ISSN(Online) - 0975 ndash6795 amp ISSN(Print) -2321 ndash 5828 Vol- 9Issue ndash 4 Oct-Dec 2018

Spatio-temporal Changes ofLand use and land cover inBankura-I and Bankura-IICD Block Bankura DistrictWest Bengal

International Journal ofScientific Research andReviews

ISSN 2279ndash0543Vol - 8 Issue ndash 2April ndash June 2019 PP3209-3216

Chapter in a Book

Spatial and temporal pattern of population of Burdwan-I CD Block West Bengal A

Geographical Study IRAJ Plot No ndash 30 Dharma Vihar Khandagiri Bhubaneswar Odisha

India ISBN - 978-93-89090-60-4 2019

RESEARCH PAPERS

I Socio-Economic Status of Dokra Artisan in Bankura ndash II CD Block Bankura District westBengal Asian Journal of Research in Social Science and Humanities ISSN ndash 2249-7315 Vol -8 Issue-6 June2018 pp 200-212

II Cost Effective Water Distribution in Irrigated Crop-Field Online International InterdisciplinaryResearch Journal ISSN - 2249 ndash 9598 Maharashtra Vol -8 special IssueJuly-August 2018

III The Health Status of Women in Purba Bardhaman District West Bengal A study of SpatialVariation Review of Research ISSN - 2249 - 894X Maharashtra Vol -7 Issue-11 August2018

IV Identification of Determinant Factors for the Development of CD Blocks in Birbhum DistrictA Multivariate Statistical Approach Online International Interdisciplinary Research JournalISSN - 2249 ndash 9598 Maharashtra Vol -8 Issue - 06 Sept-Oct 2018

V Gender Inequality and its Impact on Socio Economic Structure A case study of GopalpurMouza of Dakshin Dinajpur District West Bengal India Online International InterdisciplinaryResearch Journal ISSN - 2249 ndash 9598 Maharashtra Vol -8 Issue - 06 Sept-Oct 2018

VI Aspects of flows of the rivers mentioned in the Indian Epic Ramayana Research Journal ofHumanities and Social Sciences ISSN(Online) - 0975 ndash 6795 amp ISSN(Print) - 2321 ndash 5828 Aand V Publications Raipur Chattishgarh Vol- 9 Issue ndash 4 Oct-Dec 2018

VII Assessment of the quality of the health in Rural Areas of PurbaBardhaman District WestBengal India A quantitative approach Research Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 105

ISSN(Online) - 0975 ndash 6795 amp ISSN(Print) - 2321 ndash 5828 A and V Publications RaipurChattishgarh Vol- 9 Issue ndash 4 Oct-Dec 2018

VIII Groundwater quality assessment using multivariate statistical technique and hydro-chemicalfacies in Birbhum District West Bengal India SN Applied Sciences ISSN 2523-3963 (Print)2523-3971 (Online) Springer Nature Switzerland 4th July 2019 Vol - 1 Issue ndash 8 August2019 doiorg101007s42452-019-0841-5

IX Spatio-temporal Changes of Land use and land cover in Bankura-I and Bankura-II CD BlockBankura District West Bengal International Journal of Scientific Research and Reviews ISSN2279ndash0543 Centre of Scientific Innovation And Research Publication And IJSRR Vol - 8Issue ndash 2 April ndash June 2019 PP 3209-3216

Ongoing Project Co-Principal Investigator (NRDMS DST) PROJECT TITLE Soil Loss EstimationofDwarkeswar River Basin using Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques Collaboration with deptofGeography The University of Burdwan WB

Financial Assistances from following Organisations for attending International Conferences in

abroad

1 ICSSR for visit to participate in the conference held at Frankfurt Germany from 4-5th July 2019

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Tapas PalDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID geotapaspalgmailcom

Qualification BA BED MA MSc PhD

Research Interest Planning for Sustainable Development Tribal and Cultural GeographyAnthropogeography Environmental Geography Ecology Disaster Management Gender GeographyRemote Sensing amp GIS

Attendance of conferenceSeminarSymposiumWorkshop

Year

Attendance ofconferenceSeminar

Symposium WorkshopOrganization

Placeor

Venue

ContributionPresented paper(s)

Participated

2018-2019

Short term 7 daysrsquoWorkshop on MOOCs

AKDasguptaCentre forPlanning andDevelopment

Visva-BharatiSantiniketan (acentre sponsored bythe NITI AayogGovt of India

Participated

Workshop onEnvironment Tourism2018

funded ($ 800) byResearch Instituteof UNs and SouthKorea Govt

Republic of Korea participated

Workshop onSustainable Tourism on2018

funded ($ 550) byResearch Instituteof UNs SouthKorea Govt andthe Govt of East

Indonesia participated

106 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

JavaOrientation Course University of

Jammu J amp K Participated

National Seminar onEducation ForSustainableDevelopment BuildingA Better World

Department ofEducation VinayaBhavana VisvaBharati

Presented paper onldquoSustainable Thinkingto promoteSustainableDevelopmentMission UNrsquos 2030rdquo

The District leveltraining on onEarthquake RiskMitigation andManagement

Uttar DinajpurDistrictAdministrativeMultipurposebuilding

Master Trainer

Talk upon ldquoUNrsquos 2030Agenda light onsustainabledevelopmentrdquo

JNRM GovtCollege (underPondicherryCentralUniversity) PortBlair A amp NIslands

JNRM GovtCollege (underPondicherry CentralUniversity) PortBlair A amp N Islands

Participated

Talk upon ldquoCommunityEngagement and SocialResponsibility Movingtowards SustainableDevelopmentrdquo

At Deptt ofEducaion VinayaBhavana Visva-BharatiSantiniketan

At Deptt ofEducaion VinayaBhavana Visva-Bharati Santiniketan

Participated

Environment Fair

Arranged andsponsored by DMoffice Govt ofWest Bengal

Raindra Bhavanauditorium Raiganj

lecture onldquoSustainableDevelopment and ourFuturerdquo

International Seminaron ldquoBanglai BolunBanglai Likhunrdquo

RameshchandraMilan CentreChayanot DhakaBangladesh

Special Talk onldquo Language andDevelopment speciallight on Bangla andBangalirdquo

International Workshop ChauddagramMunicipalityComillaBangladesh

ChauddagramMunicipalityComilla Bangladesh

Special Talk as anHonorary Chief Gueston ldquoGreenMunicipality andSustainableDevelopmentMission 2030rdquo

International Workshop

ChauddagramGovt CollegeComillaBangladesh

Chauddagram GovtCollege ComillaBangladesh

Special Talk as anHonorary Chief Gueston ldquoSustainableDevelopment and ourfuture Present is thekey of futurerdquo

Orientation Lecture onldquoMapping of SocialCultural and BehavioralProcessrdquo in the 7 daysrsquo

Dr MS CollegeWest Bengal

Dr MS CollegeWest Bengal Participated

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 107

workshop on lsquoQGIS forBeginnersrsquolecture on ldquoWaterconservation and SDG 6amp 14rdquo

Dewan GaniCollegeHarirampur

Dewan Gani CollegeHarirampur Resource Person

Discussion on the topicof UnsustainableMountain Challengesand Future

St Joseph collegeDarjeeling

St Joseph collegeDarjeeling Given lecture

Silver JubileeCelebration ofPranavanandaCentenary Shikshayatan

Bharat SevashramSangha SiliguriDarjelling

RajganjJalpaiguri

Given popular talk onldquoldquoResearch on SwamiPranavanandaMaharaj AnEducationalImportancerdquo

Lecture on ldquoWomen andSustainableDevelopment Role andNeedrdquo

ChauddagramPilot Girls HighSchoolChauddagramBangladesh

Chauddagram PilotGirls High SchoolChauddagramBangladesh

Given lecture

PublicationsYear Paper Title Book Title Publisher ISSN ISBN No

2018-2019

Peace or lsquoApplied Peacersquo Whichone is more important forTeaching In the book of PeaceA pathway to love and Harmony

Vishwa Bharati ResearchCentre ISBN 9789389264104

Challenging approaches towardsthe livelihood pattern of Raji tribein Uttarakhand

Research reviewinternational journal ofmultidisciplinary

ISSN 2455-3085(Online) Volume-04Issue-06 June-2019 UGCListed Journal

Implementation of GovernmentalPolicy and CulturalTransformation A Case Study onBirhor Tribe in Bagmundi Blockunder the District of Purulia ofWest Bengal

ISSN 2455-3085(Online) Volume-04Issue-04 April -2019UGC Listed Journal

Status and Challenges of BirhorTribe A study on some selectedDistrict of Jharkhand and WestBengal

East-Indian Journal ofSocial Sciences

UGC enlisted peeredreview journalvl 1 No 5July issue

Street Education An informalway to get the acquisition ofknowledge for life

CPJ Global Review XIssue 2 July

ISSN no 0975-1874P70-78UGC Approved

Web-Teacher Vs Class-TeacherCan It Be Replaced and WhatMay Be Our Future Journal ofEmerging Technologies andInnovative Research

Journal of EmergingTechnologies andInnovative Research

August 2018 Volume 5Issue 8 ISSN-2349-5162653-655

MPhil Scholars

108 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

2018 (Awarded) Somnath Dutta on the topic ofldquoNatural Resource Management of Kulik Bird Sanctuaryin Raiganj An Environmental Stewardship Approach

2019 (ongoing) Sudarshan Dutta on the topic ofldquoNatural Resource Management and SustainableDevelopment by Garo Tribe Study on Assamrsquos cleanest village Rangshaparardquo

Major Research Project

1 As Principal Investigator

2019 Granted Rs 66 Lakh from Dept of Science and Technology and Biotechnology Govt of WestBengal on the topic of ldquoThe Extent Severity And Impact Of Soil Degradation Due To Water Erosion AndItrsquos Sustainable Mitigation In The Western Districts Of West Bengalrdquo

2 As Project Principal Investigator

2019 Granted 11 Lakhs under IMPRESS Ministry of Human Resource Development Govt of India(Topic An Appraisal On Women And Childrens Health Security And Self Esteem Due To TheImplementation Of Swachh Bharat In The Four

Eastern States Of India)

List of Major Awards and Honours

1 I2OR-Distingish Research Award-2018 from India-Australia International Institute of OrganizedResearch

2 International Best Researcher Award -2018 for the International American Council for Researchamp Development awards 2018

3 IARDO Awards for Young Scientist ndash 2018 provided by Gurukul Institute of Engineering ampTechnology KotaRajasthan [Affiliated to RTU amp amp Approved by All India Council ofTechnical Education New Delhi] amp International Association of Research and DevelopedOrganization (IARDO)[Under the Banner of India Educational Charitable Trust] Ghaziabad(India)

4 Award for Excellence in Research-2018 in 3rd South Asian Education Awards-18 Hydrabad byEducation Expo TV (Indian First online Edutainment Channel Noida) RwePie EET CRSResearch amp Banding Company amp SAEA-18 headed by Dr DC Singh Noida supported byRBS Media

Editorship Reviewer of Journals

1 Editor of Research Journalrsquos TM Journal-of-sociology Balasore Odisha INDIA

2 Chief Editor of PRO-JOURNALS Peer-reviewed Journals

3 Associate Editor of International Journal of Renewable and Environmental sciences BretResearch Journals ISSN(online) 2320-9054

4 Editor of international journal of nutrition and growth Academicians research centre ONGOLEANDRA PRADESH

5 Editor of international journal of medicinal plants and natural products Academicians researchcentre ONGOLE ANDRA PRADESH

6 Regional editor of international journal of educational research and technology ISSN 0976-4089Society Of Education AGRA

7 EDITORS Nemis Journal of Environmental Science

8 Managing Editors of International Journal Of Science And Nature-Society for Science and NatureLUCKNOW INDIA

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 109

9 Honorary Associate Editor International Journal of Interdisciplinary Current ResearchesKOLKATA INDIA

10 Associate Editors of international journal of research in arts and science Print ISSN 2394-9759Bonfring Intellectual Integrity Publisher Coimbatore TAMILNADU

11 European Journal Of Social Science Arts And Humanities Progressive Academic PublicationUK

12 European Journal Of Religion Studies Progressive Academic Publication UK

13 European Journal Of Management Science Progressive Academic Publication UK

14 Member of Editorial Board of Journal of Environmental Science and Water Resources ISSN2277- 0704 Wudpecker Journals NIGERIA

15 Member of International Editorial Board of EAR ROMANIA

16 Member of International Editorial Board International Review of BASIC AND APPLIEDSCIENCEISSN2308-7056 PAKISTAN

17 Member of Editorial Board And Reviewer of SNAMAN RESEARCH GROUPS Johar TownLahore PAKISTHAN

18 Member of editorial board of Golden Research Thoughts INDIA

19 International Journal of Wildlife and Endangered Species Conservation (IJWESC) published byAcademia Scholarly Journals Central East London UNITED KINGDOM

20 International Journal of Advances in Scientific Research and Reviews (IJASRR) published byAcademia Scholarly Journals Central East London UNITED KINGDOM

21 Editorial Board Member of Wudpecker Journal of Geography and Regional Planning LagosNIGERIA

22 Editorial Board Member of Wudpecker Journal of Sociology and Anthropology LagosNIGERIA

23 Editorial board member and reviewer of Asian Social Science ISSN 1911-2017 (Print) ISSN1911-2025 (Online) Toronto ON M3J 3H7CANADA

24 Member of Advisory Board of Journal Of Harmonized Research (JOHR) BILASHPURMADHYA PRADESH INDIA

25 Member of Editorial board of Asian Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies ISSN 2321-8819PUNE INDIA

26 Member of Editorial Board of International Journal of Marine Atmospheric and Earth SciencesModern Scientific Press ISSN 2327-3356 (online) FLORIDA USA

27 International Journal of Applied Science and Engineering Research ISSN 2277-9442NEWYORK USA

28 Editorial Member of cognitive discourses journals of NAS Publisher KERALA

29 Member of Geography Forum of AMERICAN research Institute for policy development (AAIR)ID GEO-AAIR-1007

110 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

30 Member of editorial board and reviewer of International Journal of Culture and HistoryISSN 2332-5518 Macrothink Institute Las Vegas Nevada 89108 UNITED STATES

31 Editorial board memberpeer reviewer of Science Journal of Earth Science Science PublishingGroup USA

32 Editorial board member International Journal of Geography and Environmental SciencesVoyage Journals

33 Editorial Board member of International Journal of Geology Agriculture and EnvironmentalSciences ISSN 2348-0254 World Organization Of Academic Research SHAHPURARAJASTHAN INDIA

34 Editorial board memberpeer reviewer of International Journal of Environmental Monitoring andAnalysis (ISSN 2330-7528) American journal of environment protection(ISSN 2328-5680)humanities and social science (ISSN 2330-8176)SciencePG 548 FASHION AVENUE NY10018USA

35 Editorial Board member of International Journal of Agricultural and Soil Science InternationalInvention Journals

36 Advanced Science Journal of Agriculture and Agricultural Sciences Publishedby Advanced Science Research Journals15001 Crenshaw blvd Gardena California 90249USA

37 Member of Editorial Board of Global Scholars Journal of Geography and Regional PlanningGlobal Scholars Journal of Sociology and Anthropology and Global Scholars Journal of Historyand Culture

38 Editorial board member of Scientific amp Academic Publishing USA

39 Editorial board member of the E3 Journal of Environmental Research and Management

40 Member of the Editorial Board of International Journal of Medicinal Plants and AlternativeMedicine (ISSN 2327-560X) Cademe Research journal

41 International Journal of Ecosystem(ISSN 2165-8889) Scientific amp Academic Publishing CoRosemead CA 91731 USA

42 Editorial board member of international journal of Advanced Biological and BiomedicalResearch ISSN 2322-4827

43 Editorial Board member of International Journal of Geography and Regional Planning PremierPublishers ISSN 1108-3450) 4587 Colonial Circuit Mousie NH 03738-4508 (USA)

44 Editorial Board Member of our journal(s) Greener Journal of Educational Research and GreenerJournal of Education and Training Studies Rue de Cornavin 5 1201 Geneva SWITZERLAND

45 Editorial Board member of International journal of Advanced Biological and BiomedicalResearch Publisher National Press Associates New DelhiIndia ISSN2383-2762

46 Editorial Board member of Namis Journal of Environmental science

47 Editorial Board Member of Science amp Technology Journals ISSN 2394-3750 DIVAENTERPRISES PVT LTDwwwindianjournalscom

48 Editorial Board Member of International Innovative Journal of Engineering and Sciences ISSN2393 9168 Chronexus publisher Gwalior MP India

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 111

49 Editorial Board Member of INTERNATIONAL Science and research journalshttpisrjournalsorgeditorialboard

50 Editorial Board Member OF Global Journal of Human Social Science SoftinatorTechLabs PvtLtd INDORE MADHYA PRADESH

51 Member of board of editors of call for book chapters LBP solapur

52 Editorial amp Advisory Member of Global Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies JABALPUR MPISSN - 2348-0459Impact factor 2389

53 Member of editorial board of Research page-A Referred International Journal ofMultidisciplinary ResearchWordPresscom

54 Member of editorial board SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY JOURNALS An InternationalQuarterly Journal TAMILNADU

55 Editorial Advisory Board Member of Asian Journal of Multidisciplinary Research (AJMR) (AnISO 9001 2008 Certified E- ISSN 2395-1710) Yadava Publication Private LimitedTiruvannamalai TAMILNADU

56 Editorial board member of research MaGma journal

57 Co-editor of ldquoThe Geographerrdquo ndash A studentsrsquo Magazine of Department of Geography RaiganjUniversity

58 East Indian Journal Of Social Sciencesrsquo UGC recognized on the behalf of East Indian Society forthe Studies of Social Sciences

59 An honorary Reviewer of International Journal of Geography and Geology for two years andcommence on August 15 2015 Pak Publishing Group Abad ColonyRahimYar Khan - 64200PUNJAB PAKISTAN

60 Reviewer list of American Journal of Environmental Engineering (IISN 2166-4633)Geosciences International Journal of Ecosystem Scientific amp Academic Publishing CoRosemead CA 91731 USA

61 Reviewers of American Journal of Environmental Engineering (ISSN 2166-4633) Scientific ampAcademic Publishing Co Rosemead CA 91731 USA

62 Advisory Editorial Members of Journal of Ecology and Environmental Sciences (E-ISSN 2347-7830 P-ISSN 2347-7822) Yelahanka New Town BANGALORE KARNATAKA INDIA ByResearch ampReviews (Shastri Educational Trustreg)

63 Advisory Review Board member of EJOBM

64 Review Committee Members of International Journal of Modern Business Issues of GlobalMarket

65 Reviewer of Theoretical Economics Letter scientific research CALIFORNIA USA

66 Advisory Board Member of Science Park ISSN 2321ndash8045

67 Honorary Peer Reviewer (Id NIZWLW) of Global Journal of Humanities and Social Science(GJHSS) Global Journals Inc (US) II Canal Park Floor No 5th sponsored by Open Associationof Research Society USA (OARS)

68 Honorary Peer Reviewer (Id GKFDXY) of GJRE Global Journals Inc (US) II Canal Park FloorNo 5th sponsored by Open Association of Research Society USA (OARS)

112 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

69 Review board member of Asian Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences ISSN 2320-9720HONG KONG

70 Reviewer of Asian Journal of Humanities and Social Studies ISSN 2321-2799 Asian OnlineJournals USA

71 Reviewer and editorial board member of World Journal of Social Science Sciedu Press TorontoCANADA

72 Reviewer of Asian Journal of Humanities and Social studies ISSN 2321-2799 AOJ

73 Review and editor of Time Journal of Social Sciences (TJSS)

74 Peer reviewer ( Id is HSR34) on honorary basis of Human and Social Science Research ORICPublications Little Rock Arkansas USA

75 Advisory Review Board - European Social Sciences Research Journal Mary amp Sam ResearchAcademia - UK

76 Advisory Review Board - European Journal of Arts and Humanities Mary amp Sam ResearchAcademia - UK

77 Advisory Review Board - European Journal of Natural and Applied Sciences Mary amp SamResearch Academia - UK

78 Advisory Review Board - European Journal of Management Sciences and Economics Mary ampSam Research Academia - UK

79 Reviewer of Research Journal (RORJ) is a multidisciplinary online Research journalMaharashtra INDIA ISSN 2239-894X Impact Factor 0176(GIF)

80 Reviewer of Indian stream research journal

81 Reviewer and Editorial Board Member of Academy of Social Scientific and AppliedResearch 71-75 Shelton Street Covent Garden London WC2H 9JQ UK

82 International Journal of Innovative Research in Engineering amp Multidisciplinary Present-daySciences ISSN 2349-7300

83 Review Member ID 113629Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research August2018 Volume 5 Issue 8 ISSN-2349-5162 Publisher IJPUBLICATION Indexing In GoogleScholar Researcher ID Thomson Reuters Mendeley reference manager AcademiaeduarXivorg Research Gate CiteSeerX DocStoc ISSUU Scribd and many more | High ImpactFactor 587 (DOI) UGC Journal Number 63975

84 Editorial Board Member Research Review Journals -International Journal of MultidisciplinaryISSN 2455-3085 (Online) UGC enlisted

85 Member of International Association of Research and Developed Organization (IARDO) IndiaEducational Charitable Trust (Regd) Ghaziabad

86 Editor of ldquoEast-Indian Journal of Social Sciencesrdquo (ISSN-22774483) is A Bi-annual UGCApproved Peer-reviewed Journal

87 Honorary Life Member (LISROSET-1003) of International Scientific Research Organization forScience Engineering and Technology Reg No24143INDCE2012 An internationalmultidisciplinary peer- reviewed and academic research publisher registered by the firms andsociety Govt of MP and reg certified by Intellectual Property India with class-41 (Academicresearch and good services) Ministry of Commerce and Industry Government of India

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 113

Membership of Association

1 1 Uttardinajpur People for Animals (PFA) New Delhi India organized by Srimati MenokaGandhi (membership no WB-001940)

2 2 National Association of Geographers India (NAGI) New Delhi India (Membership No LM1655)

3 3 National Geographic Society

4 4 Union Of Geographic Information Technologists (UGIT) Banglore University Sl no 167 date07112016

5 5 Advisor of UttarDinajpur Sahitya Sanskriti o GabesonaParisad Uttar Dinajpur West Bengal

6

INVITATIONS TO GIVE TALKS DURING CONFERENCES SYMPOSIA amp CONFERENCESATTENDED

1 Presented paper in International conference on global peace and sustainable development throughlanguage amp literature dreams and design in Dept of Arabic Persian Urdu Islamic studiesVisva-Bharati held on 2018

2 Presented paper on ldquoSustainable Thinking to promote Sustainable Development Mission UNrsquos2030rdquo in National Seminar on Education for Sustainable Development Building A Better World16th February 2019 Organized by Department of Education Vinaya Bhavana Visva Bharati

SPECIAL LECTURES RESOURCE PERSON GUEST LECTURE SPECIAL TALKORIENTATION LECTURE

1 29th September 2018 Master Trainer in the District level training on on Earthquake RiskMitigation and Management at Uttar Dinajpur District Administrative Multipurpose buildingsponsored by Govt of West Bengal

2 23rd January 2019 Talk upon ldquoUNrsquos 2030 Agenda light on sustainable developmentrdquo atJNRM Govt College (under Pondicherry Central University) Port Blair A amp N Islands

3 27th January 2019 Talkupon ldquoCommunity Engagement and Social Responsibility Movingtowards Sustainable Developmentrdquo at Deptt of Educaion Vinaya Bhavana Visva-BharatiSantiniketan

4 2nd February 2019 Invited lecture on ldquoSustainable Development and our Futurerdquo at RaindraBhavan auditorium Raiganj arranged and sponsored by DM office Govt of West Bengal inpurpose of ldquoEnvironment Fairrdquo

5 1st March2019 Special Talk on ldquoLanguage and Development special light on Bangla andBangalirdquo in the International Seminar on ldquoBanglaiBolun Banglai Likhunrdquo which is held atRameshchandra Milan Centre Chayanot Dhaka Bangladesh

6 2nd March 2019 Special Talk as an Honorary Chief Guest on ldquoGreen Municipality andSustainable Development Mission 2030rdquordquo in the International Workshop at ChauddagramMunicipality Comilla Bangladesh

7 3rd March 2019 Special Talk as an Honorary Chief Guest on ldquoSustainable Development and ourfuture Present is the key of futurerdquordquo in the International Workshop at Chauddagram GovtCollege Comilla Bangladesh

8 9th March 2019 Orientation Lecture on ldquoMapping of Social Cultural and Behavioral Processrdquo inthe 7 daysrsquo workshop on lsquoQGIS for Beginnersrsquo at Dr MS College West Bengal

114 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

9 22nd March 2019 Given lecture on ldquoWater conservation and SDG 6 amp 14rdquo at Dewan GaniCollege Harirampur as a Resource Person

10 9th April 2019 Given lecture in a Panel discussion on the topic of ldquoUnsustainable MountainChallenges and Future at St Joseph college Darjeeling

11 25th April 2019 Given popular talk on ldquoldquoResearch on Swami Pranavananda Maharaj AnEducational importancerdquo in an occasion of Silver Jubilee Celebration of Pranavananda CentenaryShikshayatan Rajganj Jalpaiguri on the day of 25th April 2019 organized by Bharat SevashramSangha Siliguri Darjelling

12 15th June 2019 given lecture on ldquoWomen and Sustainable Development Role and Needrdquo in ourChauddagram Pilot Girls High School Chauddagram Bangladesh

13 10th Sept 2019 given lecture on ldquoEvery child is a scientistrdquo in an occasion of lsquoNational ChildrenScience Congress 2019 district level presentationrsquo of NCSTC Dept of Science and TechnologyGovt of India organized by Himalayan Mountaineers amp Teachersrsquo Association

14 29th September 2019 lecture on Folk culture research and Environment in the seminar of Blocklevel Folk artists meeting at Tanganauditorium Buniadpur organized by Dinajpur GraminLokonatya organization

15 Oct 2019 Lecture on ldquoSustainable Thinking Responsibility and Sustainable DevelopmentApplied Approachrdquo (upcoming)

16 Oct 2019 Lecture on ldquoAmazonThe Voicerdquo in CEDSA Journey at Federal University ofRondonia Brazil(upcoming)

17 Oct 2019 Lecture on ldquoWater Conservation and Sustainable Development Goalsrdquo in CEDSAJourney at Federal University of Rondonia Brazil (upcoming)

CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

1 2018 as a judge to evaluate the performance of the annual exhibition in Dr MeghnathSahaCollege ItaharWB

2 2018 Judge of West Bengal Govt organized Exhibition at lsquoEnvironment Fairrsquo of Uttar Dinajpurdistrict

3 2018 Supervised the Study tour field trip Coordinated guided and supervised the study tour ofPG 2nd Sem Couse (Paper 206) of Dept Of Geography Raiganj University to prepare theindividual project on Geography

4 2018 Guided the Cultural exhibition of Dept of Geography Raiganj University as a purpose oflsquoRaiversifestrdquo

6 2019 Compiled coordinated and prepared the West Bengalrsquos Governor Report along with othercolleagues for First Convocation in Raiganj University

7 2019 coordinated and guided the Geographical Field Studysurvey to do the project on VillageLevel Developmental aspects (topic Appraisal on the development of Lava hamlet in Darjeelingdistrict An approach to Sustainable Resource Management) as a part of the syllabus (PaperCore P8- Practical on Regional Planning and Development Code BAHGEOC-401) of Semester4th of BABSc (Hons) since the Morning 05th April 2019 up to the Morning 10th April2019

2019 Member of NAAC-sub-committee of Raiganj University

Accepted Planning for Sustainable Development (by Govt Municipality NGO)

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 115

1 2019 Chauddagram Municipality Comilla Bangladesh has accepted the proposal on ldquo1000 treesplantation in 1 minuterdquo at their Municipality area and planted it on 14th June 2019 to celebrate theWorld Environment Day-2019

2 2019 Accepted the SD planning like ldquo1 PhD thesis submission = 1 Tree Plantationrdquo in theCampus of Raiganj University by the Registrar of RGU

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Sanjeev Kumar (Laskar)Designation Assistant ProfessorE-mail sklaskaroutlookcomEducational QualificationMA PhD

Research Interest Issues of Identity and Conflict Demographic Challenges amp Geopolitics Issues ofWelfare Entitlement and Human Development Urban Issues Climate Change and Sustainability

Ongoing Research Projects As Principal Project Director Granted Rs450 thousand by IMPRESSICSSR Govt of India for Researching on Birhor Tribes in India Facing Challenges of VulnerabilityPublications Journals 2018 Kumar Sanjeev (2018) ―Inter-Temporal Dynamics of Locational ConflictAn Exploratory Study Urban Political Geography Deccan Geographer PuneBook Chapters 2019 Roy A and Kumar S (2019) Community Knowledge and Practice Regarding theDrinking Water and Sanitation in Dakshin Dinajpur District West Bengal in HaqueSkM(Ed)Issues inRESOURCE UTILIZATION (Ist edition)Kolkata PAILCK pp 244-255ISBN-978-93-88207- 30-02019Roy A and Kumar S (2019) Marginalized Namasudra Communities Women and Emancipation inDakshin Dinajpur District West Bengal Role of Education in Socio Economic Transformation In GuptaJ (Ed) Women of Marginalized Communities Concern about Excluaion(Ist edition)New Delhi Swarapand Sons Publication pp83-99

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Tamal Basu RoyDesignation Assistant Professor

E-mail raiganjgeogmailcom

Educational QualificationMA PhD

Research Papers (Journals and Conference Proceedings)1 Roy TB and Roy R (2019) A History of Surface Weather Road Transport Development in

India A Spatio-temporal Variability Analysis International Journal of Social Science andEconomic Research

2 Roy TB and Roy R (2018) Movement of Sellers in Periodic Markets-A Decision MakingApproach International Journal of Scientific Research and Reviews

3 Roy TB and Roy R (2018) A Variability Study on Spatial Concentration of Different types ofDisabilities Research Journal of Humanities and SocialScience

4 Roy TB (2018) A Block-level Study on Spatial Distribution Pattern of Primary Health CareCentres and Sub Centres in Uttar Dinajpur District West Bengal International Journal ofResearch and Analytical Reviews

5 Roy TB and Roy R (2018) Causes of Infant and Child Mortality-A Macro Meso and MicroArea Analysis Asian Journal of Research in Social sciences amp Humanities

116 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Reviewer of the following Books and Journals1 Elsevier Journal Children and Youth services review2 Journal of Geography and Regional Planning

Life Membership in Journals 1 North Eastern Hill Geographer 2 Journal of Geography and RegionalPlanning 3 South Asian Journal of Tourism and Heritage

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------NameDr Arindam DuttaDesignationGovt approved Part-Time Lecturer

E mail ID arigoduttagmailcom

Research Area Urban Geography and Transport Geography

Attendance of ConferenceSeminarSymposiumWorkshop

1Workshop 27 th May 2019 Organising Member Organised by Dept of Geography Raiganj University

2International seminar 13th March 2016 Organised by Dept of Mathematics Raiganj University

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 117

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

PART A

Name of the Department History

Name of the ProgrammessCourses Offered (UGPGMPhilPhD) UG PG MPhil amp PhD

Name of the interdisciplinary courses and departments units involved NA

Annual Semester CBCS CBCS (Annual only for BA General old Syllabus)

a) Aims and objectives Publication of Raiganj University Journal of History

b) Opening of lsquoCentre for Studies in Cultural Relationsrsquo

c) Establishment of Museum

d) Organizing Debate Competition in the Department more regularly

Associate ProfessorAssistant ProfessorPart-time Teacher

1251

02

4 (+1 on leave on lien)1

NameQualification

Barendranath Giri MA Associate Prorfessor Ancient IndiaAniruddha Das PhD Associate Professor Modern IndiaBabulal Bala MA Assistant Professor Modern IndiaSwapan Kumar Pain MPhil amp PhD Assistant Professor Modern IndiaTahiti Sarkar (onleave on lien)

PhD Assistant Professor Modern India

Kasturi Ghose PhD Assistant Professor Modern IndiaTuhina Islam PhD Assistant Professor Medieval IndiaAjoy Dutta MA Part-time Teacher Modern IndiaProvat Poddar MA Guest Teacher Medieval IndiaUmakanta Barman MA Guest Teacher Modern India

Professor Ranjan Chakraborti Honble Vice-Chancellor Vidyasagar University delivered the maidenlecture at Department of History Raiganj University Lecture Series 2018

118 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Professor Ananda Gopal Ghosh Former Professor University of North Bengal

Professor Ratna Roy Sanyal Former Professor Dept of History University of North Bengal

Professor Anita Bagchi Former Professor Dept of History University of North Bengal

Professor Sandip BasuSarbadhikari Dept of Hitory Visva-Bharati

Professor Mahua Sarkar Pro-Vice Chancellor University of Burdwan Former Professor of History andFormer Dean Faculty Council of Arts Jadavpur University amp Coordinator UGC DSA-1 SAP Dept ofHistory Jadavpur University

Professor Rup Kumar Barman Professor amp Head Dept of History Jadavpur University

Professor Pradip Chattopadhyay Professor amp Head Dept of History University of Burdwan

Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handled (programme wise) by temporary faculty 20per cent

Number of academic and support staff (technical) and administrative staff 1 (One)

Qualifications of Teaching Staff with DSc DLitt PhD MPhil PG 5 (Five with PhD)

Research Centre Faculty Recognized by the University 1 (One viz Centre for Studies in CulturalRelations)

Diversity of Students in numbers and percentages (from different states and country and within state)About one per cent of the students of the Department are from states other than West Bengal and onePhD candidate is from Bangladesh

Details of instructional facilities ndash The Department is equipped with a) Departmental Library b) SmartClass Room c) A Separate classroom with sound system and LCD Projector

Participation in Institutional Social Responsibilities (ISR) and extension activities ndash a) About 50 of ourDepartmental students are actively participating in the programmes of NSS and NCC b) About 30 of ourDepartmental students participated in the method of flood relief

PART- B

NameMr Barendranath GiriDesignation Associate Professor

Head Department of History

E mail ID bnathgirigmailcom

Qualification MA

Area of Specialization- Ancient Indian History

Year Attendance ofConferenceSeminarSymposiumWorkshop Organisation Place or

Venue

Participated2018-2019

Organising member of the Colloquium on ldquoTheNRC (National Register of Citizens) Question

RaiganjUniversity

Organisingmember

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 119

of Assam in Historical Perspectivesrdquo on19092018 Organised by Raiganj Universitywith the initiatives of the Department ofHistory RGU

Organised a Special Talk (International) asConvener and Head Department of HistoryRaiganj University on 24122018 on theTopic ldquoADIVASI AND DALIT ISSUESrdquo andldquoBANGLADESHER MUKTI JUDDHERAIGANJ EKTI BISHLESHANrdquo

Organised a discussion on 100-year observanceof Jallianwalla Bagh Massacre on 23042019Department of History Raiganj University

Organised a Symposium on ldquoLife andMessages of Dr B R Ambedkarrdquo on 24thApril 2019 Organised by Raiganj Universitywith the initiatives of the Dept of HistoryRaiganj University

Organising member of the Colloquium on ldquoTheNRC (National Register of Citizens) Questionof Assam in Historical Perspectivesrdquo on19092018 Organisedby Raiganj Universitywith the initiatives of the Department ofHistory RGU

Organising member and Treasurer of theWorkshop on ldquoResearch Methodologies inHistory amp Social Sciences in the Light of NewSources amp Research Scholarsrsquo Seminarrdquo onTuesday 27th November 2018 VenuePriyaranjan Dasmunshi Memorial Hall RaiganjUniversity Organised by the department ofHistory Raiganj University Uttar DinajpurWest Bengal India PIN-733134

Organising Advisory Committee member ofthe one-day National Seminar on ldquoRe-ReadingVidyasagar Reforms Humanity and beyondrdquoOrganised by the Department of History DrMeghnadSaha College in Collaboration withthe Department of History Raiganj University

Department ofHistory

Department ofHistory RaiganjUniversity

RaiganjUniversity

RaiganjUniversity withthe initiatives ofthe Departmentof HistoryRGU

Dr MeghnadSaha CollegeItahar

Convener andHead

OrganisingCommitteeMember

Organisingmember

Convener andHeadDepartment ofHistory RGU

OrganisingAdvisoryCommitteemember

120 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

on 29th March 2019

Chaired a Session of the one-day NationalSeminar on ldquoRe-reading Vidyasagar ReformsHumanism and beyondrdquo on 29032019 incollaboration with the Department of HistoryDr Meghnad Saha College Itahar

RaiganjUniversity

Chaired aSession

Organisingmember

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Aniruddha DasDesignation Associate Professor

Head Department of Sociology (Additional Charge)

E mail ID draniruddhadasgmailcom

Research interests

Modern India Intellectual History

YearAttendance of

ConferenceSeminarSymposium workshop

Organisation Place or venueContribution ndash(presented paperparticipated)

2018-2019

Workshop on ResearchMethodologies in History andSocial Sciences in the Light ofNew Sources and ResearchScholarsrsquo Seminar on 27thNovember 2018

Dept of HistoryRaiganjUniversity

PriyaranjanDasmunshiMemorialHall RaiganjUniversity

Participated asMember OrganisingCommittee

2018-2019

National Seminar onlsquoTechnology Innovation ASaviour for Indigo Farmersrsquo on6thMarch 2019

The AsiaticSociety andIndian NationalScienceAcademy

The AsiaticSociety

Presented paper onlsquoFrom Natural toSynthetic Trail ofIndigo trade inColonial Indiarsquo

2018-2019

National Seminar on lsquo125thAnniversary of SwamiVivekanandarsquos ChicagoSpeechrsquo on 16th March 2019

Institute ofHistoricalStudies Kolkata

Institute ofHistoricalStudiesKolkata

Participated

2018-2019

Obsersing Hundred Years ofJallianwallabagh Massacre 23rd

Dept of HistoryRaiganj

PriyaranjanDasmunshi

Spoke onlsquoJallianwallabagh A

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 121

April 2019 University MemorialHall RaiganjUniversity

Visual Tourrsquo

2018-2019

Symposium on lsquoLife andMessages of Dr B RAmbedkarrsquo 24th April 2019

RaiganjUniversity withthe initiative ofDept of History

Participated

2018-2019

Commemorative seminar onlsquoDr A P J Abdul Kalamrsquo on11th May 2019

Participated

PublicationYear Paper Title Book Title Publisher ISSNISBN2018-2019

Paper III (State and Economy inColonial India) Unit III

Director of DistanceEducation VidyasagarUniversity

Self-Learning Material(Accepted forPublication)

2018-2019

lsquoThe Classic Modernity Someaspects of the ideas of MarcussTullius Cicero (106 BCE-43BCE) and the Renaissance inItalyrsquo in Sutapa Sengupta (ed)Diverse Discourse- A FeliciationVolume in Honour of ProfessorChittabrata Palit on His 75th BirthAnniversary

Ababil Books Kolkata 2019 ISBN 9788193939284

Research Guidance

1 Presently Supervisor of six registered PhD candidates

2 MPhil degree awarded under my supervision at Raiganj University- 01

3 Guiding the PG students for Seminar Presentation Project writing and Field Study on regular basis

Membership in Academic Professional bodies

1) Life Member The Asiatic Society

2) Life Member Institute of Historical Studies

3) Life Member PaschimbangaItihasSamsad

4) Life Member Indian History Congress

5) Life Member Corpus research Institute Kolkata

6) Life Member Library of The Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture Golpark Kolkata

7) Life Member and Member Executive Body Itihas Parikrama Berhampore Murshidabad

8) Member Library of Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute Pune

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Babulal BalaDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID babulalbalagmailcom

122 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Research interests

(i) History of Modern India

(ii) Political History of Modern India

(iii) History of Post- Independent India as well as Contemporary India

(iv) History of Post- Independent Bengal

(v) History of Partition (India and Bengal)

(vi) History of Riots Refugees and Rehabilitation

(vii) History of Communal Politics

(viii) History of Caste Politics

(ix) Cultural History of India with Special Reference to 19th Century Bengal

(x) Gender History

(xi) History of Modern Europe

Title of the paperpresented

Title of ConferenceSeminar Organized by

WhetherInternationalNationalStateRegionalCollegeor University level

Question of Equality ofOpportunity and theCommunal Politics ofBengal (1935-41) withSpecial Reference tolsquoCommunal Ratio Actrsquo

National Workshopcum-OrientationProgramme On DriveTowardsEquality ofOpportunity

Raiganj UniversityOn 30-31 March 2019

Indian Council ofSocial ScienceResearch ndashEasternRegional Centresponsored NationalWorkshop-cum-Orientation Programme

The Issue of NRC(National Register ofCitizens) and theDilemmas of MigratedBengalees in Assam vis-agrave-vis of India

Colloquium onThe NRC (NationalRegister of Citizens)Question of Assam inHistoricalPerspectives

RaiganjUniversityOn19th September2018

State Level

Pathways toPartition and thePolitics of Bengal(1935-1946)

Glimpses of theColonial amp PostColonial BengalSpecial References toSocio-Political ampCultural Scenario

Department ofHistory DewanAbdul GaniCollege HarirampurDakshin DinajpurWB

State Level(ResourcePerson)

lsquoJallianwala BaghMassacrersquo ndashA BlackChapter of theBritish Rule in India

lsquoHundred Years ofJallianwala BaghMassacrersquo

Department ofHistory RaiganjUniversity heldon 23rd April 2019

State Level

ldquoRe-interpretinglsquoHindu Code BillrsquoDr B R Ambedkarand Counter Forcesrdquo

lsquoLife and Messages ofDr B R Ambedkarrsquo

Department ofHistory RaiganjUniversity heldon 24th April 2019

State Level(Symposium)

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 123

PublicationsTitle with page no Journal ISSNISBN No Whether peer reviewed

Impact factor if anyQuest for Social Justicefor the Minorities of Indiaand Pakistan with SpecialReference to Nehru-Liaquat Ali Pact

InternationalJournal ofIntegratedResearch AndDevelopment

ISSN 2278-8670 Peer Reviewed and Multi-disciplinary (UGC EnlistedSl No 448 Journal No41601) Issue-14 December2018 Volume-2

Charismatic Leadership ofAjay Kumar Mukherjeeand Non-CongressCoalition Government ofWest Bengal (1967-1971)

Proceedings of theIndian HistoryCongress

ISSN 2249-1937 Seventy Eighth SessionJadavpur UniversityKolkata 2017 (IndianHistory Congress Delhi2018)

Question of Equality ofOpportunity and thePolitics of Bengal from1935-1941 with SpecialReference to lsquoCommunalRatio Actrsquo

Journal of PeoplersquosHistory andCulture-InternationalInterdisciplinaryBi-annual

ISSN 2395-7379 Referee reviewedAcademic Research Journal(Volume-11 June 2019

Organizing Conferences Seminars Workshops Symposium Member of the OrganizingCommittee

(i) Convener Colloquium on ldquoThe NRC (National Register of Citizens) Question of Assam inHistorical Perspectivesrdquo Organised by Raiganj University on 19th September 2018

(ii) Organising Secretary Organising Committee Workshop on ldquoResearch Methodologies inHistory amp Social Sciences in the Light of New Sources amp Resraech Scholarsrsquo Seminarrdquordquoorganised by the Department of History Raiganj University held on 27th November 2018

(iii) Convener Organising Committee National Seminar on ldquoRe-Reading Vidyasagar HumanismReforms and Beyondrdquo organised by the Department of History DrMeghnad Saha College incollaboration with Department of History Raiganj University held on 29th March 2019

(iv) Convener observing ldquoHundred Years of Jallianwala Bagh Massacrerdquo Organised byDepartment of History Raiganj University on 23rd April 2019

(v) Convener Symposium on ldquoLife and Messages of Dr B R Ambedkarrdquo Organised by RaiganjUniversity with the initiative of the Department of History on 24th April 2019

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Swapan Kumar PainDesignation Assistant Professor

Estate Officer Raiganj University (Additional Charge)

Programme Officer NSS Unit-II Raiganj University since June 2017

E mail ID painswapangmailcom

Qualification MA MPhil PhD

Research interests

124 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Student Movements in Colonial and Post-Colonial India Social Economic and Political Movements ofModern India

ldquoSpecific Qualities of a GoodResearcher A Hypothesisrdquo in theWorkshop on ResearchMethodologies in History and SocialSciences and Research ScholarsrsquoSeminar organized by Department ofHistory Raiganj University held on27112018

ldquoImportance of Sources for theReconstruction of Modern IndianHistory Present Scenario of HistoryWritingrdquo in the Lecture Seriesorganized by Department of HistoryJamini Mazumdar Memorial CollegeDakshin Dinajpur West Bengal heldon 05012019

ldquoOpportunities of the Tribal Peopleof Undivided Dinajpur SomeChallengesrdquo in the Workshop onDrive Towards Equality ofOpportunity

Govt of WestBengalSponsored

ICSSR-ERCSponsored

RGU

JaminiMazumderMemorialCollege

RGU

PresentedPaper

A Research Paper entitled ldquoImpact ofNaxalite Movement on Student PoliticsA Historical Reviewrdquo published in TheQuarterly Review of Historical StudiesVol VXII Nos1amp2 ISSN-0033-5800Year- 2018 Published by Institute ofHistorical Studies Kolkata UGCapproved Journal No 40852

Institute ofHistoricalStudies KolkataUGC approvedJournal No40852

ISSN-0033-5800

Invited Lectures Chairing Session

1 Delivered invited lecture on ldquoSpecific Qualities of a Good Researcher A Hypothesisrdquo in theWorkshop on Research Methodologies in History and Social Sciences and Research Scholars‟Seminar organized by Department of History Raiganj University held on 27112018

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 125

2 Delivered invited lecture on ldquoImportance of Sources for the Reconstruction of Modern IndianHistory Present Scenario of History Writingrdquo in the Lecture Series organized by Department ofHistory Jamini Majumdar Memorial College Dakshin Dinajpur West Bengal held on 512019

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Kasturi GhoseDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID imgb_018yahoocom

Research interestsModern History Gender Environment

Year

Participated

Workshop amp ResearchScholarsrsquo Seminar onlsquoResearch Methodologiesin History amp SocialSciences in the Light ofNew Sourcesrsquo held on 27thNovember 2018

A Special Talk deliveredby Prof Mesbah Kamalon lsquoAdivasi amp DalitIssuesrsquo held On 21stDecember 2018

National Seminar onlsquoRe-reading VidyasagarHumanism Reforms ampBeyondrsquo held on29th March 2019

Department of HistoryRaiganj University

Department of HistoryRaiganj University incollaboration withDr Meghnad SahaCollege Itahar

RaiganjUniversityRaiganj

DrMeghnadSahaCollegeItahar

Co-ordinatorSeminarOrganizingCommitteeamp Presented aPaper

Participated

OrganizingSecretarySeminarOrganizingCommittee

lsquoFrom Regina Guha toSudhanshubalaHazra and the lsquoColonialrsquoIndian Bar The Journey Begins Afterthe Long Silencersquo in The QuarterlyReview of Historical Studies

Wilcox Booksamp PeriodicalsCo

ISSN 0033-5800

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Tahiti Sarkar

126 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Designation Assistant Professor (on lien)

E mail ID tahitisarkargmailcom

Research interests Colonial Indiarsquos Environmental History with special reference to the EnvironmentalHistory of South East Asia

Attendance of ConferenceSeminarSymposium workshop (2018-19)Attendance of

ConferenceSeminarSymposiumworkshop

International Seminar on ExploringSub Himalayan Region of WestBengal And Her NeighboursSociety Religion and Culture Since1947

Department ofHistory CoochBehar PunchananBarma UniversityMarch 2019

Cooch Behar

Presented one paperentitled TransformingDarjeeling HillsReadings in the Historyof Colonial Occupation

International Seminar onUnderstanding South Asia AndSouth East Asia A HistoricalPerspective

Department ofHistory Universityof North BengalMay 2019

Siliguri

Presented one paperentitledUnderstandingthe Transformation ofColonial DarjeelingHills Through the Studyof South AsianEnvironmental History

National Seminar on Darjeeling InSearch of Peoplersquos History

Southfield CollegeDarjeeling andIndian Council ofHistoricalResearchSeptember 2019

Darjeeling

Presented one paperentitledOrdering an AnomalousLand MaterialTransformations of theLandscape in ColonialDarjeeling

Publications

Year 2018-2019

Book Title Publisher ISBN

Good Governance Some Ethical Issues Progressive Publishers Kolkata 978-81-8064-273-9

Women Issues in Developing CountriesSome Reflections

Delton Publishing House(P) LtdDelhi amp A H DevelopmentPublishing House DhakaBangladesh

978-93-87631-08-3

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMr Ajoy DuttaDesignation Part-time Teacher (Govt Approved)

E mail ID ajoyd532gmailcom

Qualification MA

Attendence in ConferenceSeminarSymposium WorkshopYear Attendence of Conference Organization Place or Venue Contribution

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 127

Seminar SymposiumWorkshop

PresentedPaper (s) Participated

Workshop on lsquoResearchMethodologies in History ampSocial Sciences in the Light ofNew Sources amp ResearchScholarsrsquo Seminar (held on2792018)

Dept of HistoryRaiganj University

RaiganjUniversity

Presented paperon lsquoBenoyKumar SarkarrsquosServices toBengaliLiteraturersquo

National Workshop-cum-Orientation Programme onlsquoDrive Towards Equality ofOpportunityrsquo

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

128 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

DEPARTMENT OF LAW

PART A

Name of the Department Law

Name of the Programmes Courses Offered (UGPGMPhilPhD) LLM

Assistant Professor (Contractual) 2

(DScDLittPhDMPhil etc) Designation

Dr Subrata Saha PhD Associate ProfessorSmt Mayurika Roy LLM Assistant Professor (Contractual)Dr Debasree Saha PHD LLM Assistant Professor (Contractual)

Diversity of Students (from different states and country and within state) Students from other states andwest bengal

smart board and LCD projector

PART- B

NameDr Subrata SahaDesignation Associate Professor in Economics

Head of the Department Department of Law (Additional Responsibility)

E mail ID subratasaha19gmailcom

Qualifications PhD MA

Research Interests

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 129

Development Economics Applied Econometrics

Specified in his profile of the Department of Economics

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMrs Mayurika RoyDesignation Full-Time (Contractual)

Position Presently Holding Full-Time (Contractual) Department of Law

E mail ID mayurikaofficialgmailcom

Qualifications BALLB AIBE (All India Bar Examination) LLM

Research Interests Contract including Mercantile Law

ContributionPresented Paper (s)

Participated

One Day National Seminaron 27052019

Department ofLaw

RaiganjUniversity

Presented paper onMoney Laundering inHindi Film Industry

Panel Discussion on20022019

GajolMahavidyalaya Gajol

Participated on the topicMatribhasa-e Bak-swadhinata Shomoshyao pothonirdesh

Street education an informalway to get the acquisition ofknowledge for life

CPJ Global Review ISSN 0975-1874

Member of Board of Studies Department of Law

NA

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMrs Debasree SahaDesignation Full-Time (Contractual)

E mail IDdebasrees11gmailcom

Qualifications BALLB LLM

Research Interests Cyber Laws

130 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Organization Place or Venue Contribution

NA NA NA NA

National Scheduled Castes Finance andDevelopment Corporation A Case StudyPublished in the book Development of SCsand STs in GlobalisedWorld Legal Issues andLivelihood Challenges

-- ISBN 978-81-938362-2-4

Morality in India Politics with SpecialReference to the Stained Parliamentarians Pragati Publications ISSN 22493352

A Comparative Study of Disability Status withSpecial Reference to West Bengal JETIR ISSN 2349-5162

NA

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 131

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

PART A

1 Name of the DepartmentMathematics

2 Year of Establishment 2015

3 Name of the Programmes Courses Offered (UGPGMPhilPhD) UGPGMPhilPhD

4 Annual Semester CBCS CBCS

5 Participation of the Department in the Courses offered by other department

IDC Interdisciplinary courses

6 No of Teaching PostDesignation Filled Up

114

7 Faculty Profile with Name Qualification Designation Specialization

Professor K S Tiwary PhD DSc MSC Professor

Dr Ashoke Das PhD MSc Associate Professor

Dr Sujoy Majumder PhD MSc Assistant Professor

Shri Rajib Mondal MSc Assistant Professor

Dr Amarjit Kundu PHD MSc Assistant Professor

Shri Ripan Saha MSc Assistant Professor

8 Diversity of Students (from different states and country and within state)

Students from surrounding states

9 How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Se examinations NET SET (SLET)GATErvices and other competitive examinations 02

PART- B

Name Prof Kali Shankar Tiwary

132 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Designation Professor

Position Presently Holding Professor Department of Mathematics

Dean Faculty of Science and Management

E mail ID tiwarykalishankaryahoocom

Invited Talk on NationalConference EIILM Kolkata Presented

Invited Talk Meghnath SahaCollege Itahar Presented

Invited Talk SurendranathCollege Raiganj Presented

Some Common Fixed PointTheorems in B-Metric Spaces

International Journal ofComputational Researchand Development

ISSN 2456-3137

Fixed Point Theorems for Weak C-Contractions and WeaklyCompatible Mappings in 2-MetricSpace

International Journal ofMathematical Archive ISSN 2229-5046

Common Fixed Point Theorems forWeakly Compatible Mappings onCone Banach Space

International Journal ofScientific Research inMathematical and StatisticalSciences

ISSN 2348-4519

Fixed point theorem in cone banachspaces

International Journal ofStatistics and AppliedMathematics

ISSN 2456-1452

Some Common Fixed PointTheorems for Single-Valued andMulti-Valued Mappings in MetricSpaces

ISSN 2348-4519

A Generalization of Common Fixedpoint in 2-Metric Space

International Journal ofTechonology

ISSN 2231-3915(Online) 2231-3907(Print)

Common Coupled CoincidencePoint in Cone Metric Space GeneralMathematics

lsquoLucian Blagarsquo Universityof Sibu ndash Faculty of ScienceDepartment ofMathematics Romaina

ISSN 1221-5023

A Note on Common Fixed Points for(ψ α β)-weakly ContractiveMappings in Generalized MetricSpace

International Journal ofMathematicalCombinatiorics PR China

ISSN 1937-1055

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 133

Digital Finance The Concept andEmergence with reference toacademic affairsrdquo in the Proceedingsof National Conference onExploring avenues in Banking

Management IT Educationamp Social Sciences

ISBN- 978-93-5321-508-8

Financial Technology and AlliedAreas with reference to BachelorsProgram An International Lookrdquo inthe Proceedings of NationalConference on Exploring avenues inBanking

ISBN- 978-93-5321-508-8

Information Assurance PolicyBasics and Managerial Overview inAdvance Computing andInformatics The Emerging Context(Handbook)

Some fixed-point theorem inComplete 2-metric Spaces

Journal of AdvancedResearch in AppliedMathematics and StatisticsVol3 Issue 3 2018

Common Fixed Point on ConeRectangular Metric Space

International Journal ofMathematics Trends andTechnology (IJMTT) ndashVolume 56 Issue 5 ndash April2018

Some Results on the Fixed PointTheorem on Cone Metric Space

International Journal ofMathematical Archive-9(4)2018 77-83

Digital Education and Learning TheGrowing Trend in Academic andBusiness SpacesmdashAn InternationalOverview

International Journal ofRecent Researches inScience Engineering ampTechnology ( IJRRSET)

Digital Business towards anAcademic and Professional DegreeAn International Perspective

International Journal ofRecent Researches inScience Engineering ampTechnology (IJRRSET)

Project Management with SpecialReference to IT Management andAllied Areas An Overview

International Journal ofApplied Science andEngineering (IJASE) 6 (1)

ISSN 2321-0745

Digital Business The Transition intoNew Age Dealing EmphasizingInputs from Cloud Computing andBig DatamdashA Indian Case

IRA International Journal ofManagement amp SocialScience

ISSN 2455-2267

Raiganj University amp its ResearchActivities A ComprehensiveOverview

International Journal ofApplied Science andEngineering 7(1)

Education Technology and AlliedFields as Masters Programs AnInternational Trend in IndianContext In Information Technologyand Education Challenges andOpportunities of Smarter Learning

New Delhi Publishers India

134 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

SystemsSWAYAM The Platform forModern and Enhanced Online andFlexible Education-A KnowledgeSurvey

International Journal ofApplied Science andEngineering

Fixed point theorem of a set valuedmap on Cone metric space

Malaya Journal ofMathematik Volume7Issue 2 2019

Approximating Fixed points of anon linear mapping using K iterationprocess on complete metric space

J Fixed point Theory 2019

Fixed Point theorems and dynamicprocesses for set valued maps onCone Metric space

JP Journal of Fixed PointTheory and ApplicationsVolume 14 Number 12019

Common Fixed Point Theorems inMetric space Using New CLRProperty

Journal of Advanced studiesin topology

New Iteration Process forApproximating Fixed Points inBanach Spaces

Journal of Linear andTopological Algebra 2019

Common fixed points Theorem forfour mappings on Metric spacesatisfying Contractive conditions ofIntegral type

Malaya Journal ofMathematik

Common fixed point theorems onMulti-Valued Mappings on b-MetricSpaces

International Journal ofResearch and AnalyticalReviews Vol 6 Issue 22019

Some Common Fixed PointTheorems in 2-Metric Spaces forContractive Type Condition

IJSRMSS Vol 6 Issue 42019

Fixed Point Theorems in CompleteHausdorff Uniform Spaces

On Common Fixed Points ofMappings in Hilbert Spaces

Fault-Tolerent metric dimension ofcircular graphs Cn (123)Theoretical Computer Science

In press 2019

Head of the Department Department of CIS

Director Internal Quality Assurance Cell

Coordinator NAAC

In-charge City Office Kolkata

Member of the UG amp PG Admission Committee

Member of the Court

Member of EC

Member of Board of studies of CIS

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 135

Member of Board of studies of Computer Science

Member of Board of studies of Mathematics

Member of Different Selection Committee of Raiganj University

Research Guidance

Member of Editorial Boards

Associate editor Journal of theoretical physics

Chief Editor International Journal of Applied Science

IJSRMSS

Reviewer of Research Journals and Editorial books

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Ashoke DasDesignation Associate Professor

Position Presently Holding Associate Professor Department of Mathematics

Head of the Department Department of Mathematics

E mail ID ashokeavikgmailcom

Qualifications PhD MSc (Mathematics)

Research interests Real Analysis and Computer Science

YearAttendence of

Recent Trends inMathematical Sciencesand Its Applications on14th -15th March 2019

RaiganjUniversity Convenor

PublicationsYear Paper TitleBook Title Publisher ISSNISBM No

Influence of Thermal and solutalDispersion on mixed convectivemelting from A vertical plate

Embedded in non-Newtonian Fluidsaturated non Darcy Porous Media

in Presence Magnetic

EFFECT ISSN2277-2723

West Bengal amp Education System The need and Initiatives of cloud

based education systems

The International conferenceon Recent Developments in

Science TechnologyHumanities and Management

ISBN-978-93-5268-775-6

136 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Member Board of Studies Mathematics

Member Board of Research Studies Mathematics

Member of NAAC

Member of the Court

Member of EC

Research Guidance

Number of researchers Awarded PhD 05 (Five)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Amarjit KunduDesignation Associate Professor

E mail IDbapai_kyahoocom

QualificationsPhD MSc (Mathematics)

Research interests Reliability Applied Probability

Recent Trends inMathematical Sciencesand Its Applications on14th -15st March 2019

Department ofMathematics

RaiganjUniversity Joint Convener

International Conferenceon New Paradigms inStatistics for Scientificand Industrial Research

Indian Associationfor ProductivityQuality Controland Reliabilityand CSIRCGCRI

Central Glass andCeramicResearchInstitute

Paper Presented

Ordering Properties of The LargestOrder Statistics fromKumaraswamy-G Models UnderRandom Shocks

Communication in Statistics Theoryand Methods Taylor amp Francis

ISSN 0361-0926

Parameter Estimates of GeneralFailure Rate Model A BayesianApproach

Journal of Computational andApplied Mathematics Elsevier

ISSN 0377-0427

Head of the Department Department Statistics

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 137

Member of Board of studies of Statistics

Research Guidance

Member of Editorial Boards Learned Societies

Reviewer of the journal ldquoStatistics and Probability Lettersrdquo of Elsevier

Reviewer of the journal ldquoCommunications in Statistics Theory and Methods ldquoof Taylor and Francis

Reviewer of the journal ldquoNaval Research Logisticsrdquo of John Wiley and Sons

Reviewer of the journal ldquoInternational Journal of Reliability and Safety (IJRS)rdquo

Reviewer of the Journal ldquoStatisticsrdquo of Taylor and Francis

Reviewer of the Journal ldquoIIMB Management Reviewrsquo of Elsevier

Life member of International Indian Statistical Association

Life member of Indian Association for Productivity Quality Control and Reliability

Life member of Calcutta Mathematical Society

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Name Rudra Kanta SarkarDesignation Assistant Professor

Position Presently Holding Assistant Professor Department of Mathematics

E mail ID rajib547mandalgmailcom rajibmathresearchgmailcom

rajib_mathyahooin

QualificationsMSc (Mathematics)

Research interests Number Theory Geometry and Its Applications

YearAttendence of

ContributionPresented Paper(s) Participated

RaiganjUniversity

Research Guidance Nil

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Sujoy MajumderDesignation Assistant Professor

138 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

E mail ID sm05mathgmailcom

Research interests Real Analysis and Complex Analysis

YearAttendence of

RaiganjUniversity

Joint Convener

2018-2019

On the uniqueness of certain type ofdifference polynomial sharing a smallfunction

Journal of the IndianMathematical Society ISSN-2455-6475

On a result of Zhang and Xu concerningtheir open problem Archivum Mathematicum ISSN-1212-5059

A note on a question of Lu Li and Yang Applied Mathematics E-Notes ISSN-1607-2510

On certain non-linear differentialpolynomial sharing a non-zeropolynomial

Boletin de la SociedadMatematica Mexicana ISSN-2296-4495

On an open problem of Zhang and Xu Journal of ContemporaryMathematical Analysis ISSN-1068 -3623

A result on a question of Lu Li and Yang Filomat (SCI) ISSN-2406-0933Meromorphic functions whose certaindifferential polynomial share apolynomial

Tamkang Journal ofMathematics ISSN-2073-9826

Uniqueness of meromorphic functionssatisfying a non-linear polynomialdifferential equation

Mathematical Reports(SCI) ISSN-2285-3898

An open problem of Lu Li and Yang Filomat (SCI) ISSN-2406-0933Uniqueness of meromorphic functionsconcerning value sharing of non lineardifferential monomials

Mathematica Bohemica ISSN-2464-7136

A power of a combination ofmeromorphic function with its shiftsharing small function with its derivative

QuaestionesMathematicae(SCI)

ISSN - 1607-3606

Power of meromorphic function sharingpolynomials with derivative of itscombination with its shift

Mathematica Slovaca(SCI) ISSN-1337-2211

On certain non-linear differentialmonomial sharing non-zero polynomial

Ukrainian MathematicalJournal (SCI) ISSN-1573-9376

A note on the uniqueness of certain typesof differential-difference polynomials

Some results on a question of Li Yi and Studia Universitatis ISSN-2065-961x

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 139

Li Babeș-BolyaiMathematica

Uniqueness of meromorphic functionssatisfying q-shift difference polynomialequations

Thai Journal ofMathematics ISSN-1686-0209

On the transcendental meromorphicsolutions of a certain class of differentialequations

Matematychni Studii ISSN-2411-0620

Meromorphic function sharing entirefunctions IM with its first derivative

QuaestionesMathematicae (SCI)

ISSN - 1607-3606

Some further difference results onHayman conjecture and Value-sharingRendiconti del Circolo

Matematico di Palermo ISSN-1973-4409

A power of a meromorphic functionsharing a small function IM with its firstderivative

Bollettino dellrsquoUnioneMatematica Italiana ISSN-1972-6724

Research Guidance

Annales Universitatis PaedagogicaeCracoviensisStudia Mathematics [Poland]

Konuralp Journal of Mathematics (KJM) [Turkiye]

Cogent Mathematics [United Kindom]

Computational Methods and Function Theory [Germany]

Bullentin of Mathematical Analysis and Applications [Kosova]

The Journal of Analysis [India]

Facta Universitatis Series Mathematics and Informatics [Serbia]

Boletin de la Socieded Mathematica Mexicana [United States]

Journal of Applied Analysis and Computation [United States]

Advances in Difference Equations[Germany]

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Name Ripan SahaDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID ripanjumathsgmailcomripansahaiisermohaliacin

Research interests Algebraic topology and Group Theory

Attendence of ConferenceSeminarSymposium WorkshopYear Attendence of Conference Organization Place or Venue Contribution

140 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Balurghat CollegeMathematics Camp 21stOctober -10th November2018

BalurghatCollege Balurghat

Deleveredlecture asInvited Speaker

Non-associative algebra andits applications CIMPA

UzbekistanAcademy ofSciences VIRomanovskiyInstitute ofMathematicTashkentUzbekistan

Presented onEquivariantLeibnizCohomology

3oth Annual Conference ofRamanujan MathematicalSociety (RMS)

IISER Mohali Participated

Cup-product for equivariantLeibniz cohomology andzinbiel algebras

World Scientific 1005-3867(Print)0219-1733(Online)

Equivariant associativedialgebras and itsoneparameterformal deformations

Elsevier 0393-0440

On Leibniz algebras whosecentralizers are ideals Springer 0019-5588(Print)

0975-7465(Online)Cup-product for Hom-Leibniz cohomology ArXive --

Some Special Property ofFarey Sequence

Chitkara UniversityPress

2278-9561(Print)2278- 957X(Online)

Equivariant one parameterformaldeformations ofHom-Leibnizalgebras

Arxiv --

Programme Officer NSS Unit-V

Member of Editorial BoardsNil

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Name Rajib MandalDesignation Assistant Professor

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 141

rajib_mathyahooin

Participated

Recent Trends inMathematical Sciences and ItsApplications on 14th -15stMarch 2019

Department ofMathematicsRaiganjUniversity

RaiganjUniversity Joint Convenor

National Seminar on RecentTrends in mathematicalsciences (RTMS-2019) on 6th-7th February 2019

BurdwanUniversity

Paper Presented onUniqueness ofMeromorphicFunctions SatisfyingQ-Shift DifferencePolynomialEquations

On an open problem of Zhang and Xu Journal Of contemporaryMathematical Analysis (SCI) ISSN-1068 -3623

On a result of Zhang and Xuconcerning their open problem Archivum Mathematicum ISSN-1212-5059

Mathematical Reports (SCI) ISSN-2285-3898

Meromorphic functions whose certaindifferentialpolynomial share a polynomial

Tamkang Journal ofMathematicsTamkang University

ISSN-2073-9826

Uniqueness Of MeromorphicFunctions Satisfying Q-ShiftDifference Polynomial Equations

Thai Journal of Mathematics(Scopus) ISSN-1686-0209

Research Guidance

Nil

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

142 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY

PART A

1 Name of the Department Philosophy

2 Year of Establishment 3rd February 2015

3 Name of the Programmes Courses Offered (UGPG MPhilPhD) UG PG MPhil PhD

4 Name of the interdisciplinary coerces and departments units involved

IDC-I Indian Philosophy

IDC-II Ethics and Society

5 Annual Semester CBCS CBCS with Semester system started from 2017

Aims and objectives Frequent use of ICT techniques

To increase the no of books amp subscriptions of new Journals

To arrange more seminars for teachers and studentsrsquo benefit

To motivate students to participate in the research project and Research Guidance Cell

To establish an effective Alumni Associate of the department

To motive the students of participate in seminar group discussion inter departmental lecturecompetition programme which are being organized by our University

6 No of Teaching PostDesignation Sanctioned Filled UpProfessor 01 01Associate Professor 02 01Assistant Professor 04 04

7 Faculty Profile with Name Qualification Designation SpecializationName Qualification Designation Specialization

Prof (Dr) Tapash Mohanta MA BEd PhD Professor Ethics

Dr Bhaskar Jha MA BEd PhD Associate Professor Nyāya

Dr Tripti Dhar MA PhD Associate ProfessorPhilosophy oflanguage Logic ampBuddhism

Iti Chattopadhyay MA MPhil Assistant Professor Nyāya Darsana

Arun Kumar Chowdhury MA BEd Assistant Professor Modal PropositionalLogic

Siddique Alam Beg MA MPhil Assistant Professor Logic Ethics ampConfucianism

Name Qualification Designation NET SET

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 143

Tanmoy Sarkar MA PhD(ongoing)

Guest Lecturer

Biswajit Dey MA BEdPhD(ongoing)

Guest Lecturer NET (UGC) 2013

Nitai Saha MA BEdMPhil(ongoing)

Guest Lecturer NET 2015 2016SET 2015

8 Name of the Senior Visiting Faculty

1 Prof Tapan Chakraborty Jadavpur University

2 Prof Raghunath Ghosh University of North Bengal

3 Prof Kantilal Das

4 Prof Priyambada Sarkar

5 Prof DNTiwary

9 Qualifications of Teaching Staff with DSc DLitt PhD MPhil PG

a PhD 03

b MPhil 03

10 Research Centre Faculty Recognized by the University Centre for Buddhist Studies

11 Technical Methods adopted to improve student learning ICT Method adopted in UG amp PG Level

12 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and extension activities NSS

13 Diversity of Students in numbers and percentages (form different states and country and within states)

2018-19 01 students were form Assam

14 How many students have cleared National and State Level competive examination such as NETSET GATE Civil Service etc

a Rajendra Mahato (PhD) NET 2018

b Baidyanath Das (PhD) SSC 2018

c NitaiSaha (MPhil) NET

PART- B

Name Prof Tapas MohantaDesignation Professor

E mail ID tapasjhumugmailcom

Qualification MA BEd PhD

Research Interest

Applied Ethics (Bio-Ethics Environmental Ethics Media Ethics Eco-Philosophy Ecology)

Year Attendance of ConferenceSeminarSymposium Workshop Organization Place

orContribution

Presented Paper(s)

144 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Venue Participated

2019Different Dimensions ofEpistemology and Metaphysicsin the 21st Century

Department ofPhilosophy RGU Some reflection on

Cartesian Epistemology

Research Guiding Experience 4 years plus

PhD Scholars Successful Candidate 02

Registered Candidates 04

Hod Department of Philosophy (29052016- 30062018) Teachers Council Secretary Raiganj College(University College) Member of University Council Raiganj University Nodal Observer The WestBengal School Service Commission Observer of College Service Commission Convener of ExaminationCommittee Raiganj College (University College) Member of Governing Body Raiganj BEd CollegeAdministrator Raiganj BEd College from 07052018 to till date

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Bhaskar JhaDesignation Associate Professor

E mail ID bhaskarjha1972gmailcom

Published Papers in Journals

Title with page number Journal ISSN Year ofPublication

Relevance of plant ecology asreflected in MANUSAMHITA

2278-8670 July 2018

A Revisit of Vedic notion ofDharma

Indian Journal ofMultidisciplinaryAcademic Research

2347-9884 June 2018

A critical study about the Nyaya-Vaisesika theory of atomism

International Journal ofResearch and AnalyticalReviews

2348-1269Sep 2018

An attempt to understand moralityfrom Indian standpoint

Review of Research 2249-894X Jan 2019

Articles published in BooksTitle with page no Details of Conference Publication ISSN ISBN No

Swami Vivekanandarsquos Concept ofEducation Itrsquos Relevancy 2018

Pursuits of Philosophical ThoughtPublished By Paschimbanga AnchalikItihas O Loksamskriti Charcha KendraKolkata

ISBN 978-93-88207-07-2

Bartamansamajenis kamakarmerprasangikata 2018

Bangla Sahityo o Darshaner VibhinnoProsongo

ISBN-978-93-86529-10-7

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 145

Research Guidance Number enrolled Thesis submitted Degree awarded

MPhil orequivalent 1 1 -

PhD orequivalent 5 3 3

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Tripti DharDesignation Associate Professor

Position Currently Holding Head Dept of Philosophy

E mail ID dhartripti08gmailcom

Nyaya Phenomenology amp Existentialism Ethics (Indian amp Western) Psychology

Workshop Attended

1 Seven Day Workshop On Buddhist Logic for College and University Teachers Organized byICPR Centre for Buddhist Studies Department of Philosophy Jadavpur University Date 7 th --14th May 2019

2 Seven Day Workshop on Buddhist Epistemology for College and University Teachers

Organized by ICPR Centre for Buddhist Studies Department of Philosophy Jadavpur UniversityDate 18 th -- 25 th June 2018

Paper Presentation

Presented a paper entitled ldquoThe concept of Nirvāņa A Critical Analysisrdquo 28th-30th September2018 at Kalyani University

Presented Paper on ldquoSwami Vivekanandardquo Indian Philosophical Congress on the 7th and 8th ofMarch 2019

International ConferencesSeminar

1 Participated Asian Philosophy Conference held on 9th-11th March 2019 hosted by Nava NalandaMahavihar Nalanda

As a Resource Person Delivered Lecture

1 As a Resource Person delivered lecture on ldquoSome Controversy of Kathavatthurdquo in the IC PRorganized Workshop on ldquoTextual Study of Kathavatthurdquo from September 5 to 14 2018 atICPR Academic Centre Lucknow

2 As a Resource Person delivered lecture at International Workshop on Research Methodologyorganized by Dept of Education Aliah University Kolkata collaboration with Vyanjana Barnafrom 30th octo-5th Nov2018

3 As a Resource Person delivered a lecture ldquoEducation System and Media Ethicsrdquo in aInternational Seminar entitled Role of media and Library in present Education organized by

146 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Department of Library and Information Science Gour Banga University in collaboration withVyanjana Barna

Books Authored

1 Entitled An Analysis of Human Language- A Comparative Mitram 37A College Street KolkataISBN 978-93-80036-61-8

2 Entitled Open and Distance Learning Education- A Comparative Study Pragatishil Prokashak37A College Street Kolkata-73 ISBN 978-81-89846-59-6

Research Projects

Name of theProjects

OngoingCompleted Year

Name ofthe FundingAgency

Whether Agency isNational or International

Grants Received(in Rs)

Relooking ofWomen status inBauddha amp JainaPhilosophy

Completed 2016-18 UGC National Rs 195000

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Iti ChattopadhyayDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID itichattopadhyaygmailcom

Nyāya Darśana Ethics Philosophy of Religion Indian Philosophy ampWestern Philosophy

Attendance of ConferenceSeminar etc

Year Attendance of ConferenceSeminar etc Organizations Place or Venue Presented Papers

Participated

2018-19

International Seminar onCulture Thought andReligion Edges andExchanges held on28012019

Departments ofPhilosophy Historyand English andIQAC East CalcuttaGirlsrsquo College Kolkata

East CalcuttaGirlsrsquo CollegeKolkata

Paper presentedon Ethical Valuesin the Quran

PublicationsYear Paper Title Book Title Publisher ISSNISBN

2018-2019

Three-Fold Typology TowardsReligious Harmony A CriticalAnalysis

International Journal ofIntegrated Research andDevelopment July 2018 (UGCapproved)

ISSN 2278-8670

Environmental Management in theUpanishads

Published by the BanarasMercantile Companyu in 2018

ISBN 978-81-86359-65-6

Pursuits of Philosophical ThoughtPublished by PaschimbangaAnchalik Itihas O LoksanskritiCharcha Kendra 2018

ISBN 978-9388207-07-2

Environmental Concern An Published by the Banaras ISBN 978-81-

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 147

Overview Edited by Dr PrasantaKumar Mahala Iti ChattopadhyayDr Abhik Chatterjee and Dr MdRabiul Islam

Mercantile Company in 2018 86359-65-6

Member of various Boards

Member of the Editorial Board of the Book Pursuits of Philosophical Thought Vol 2 Published byPAIOLCK Kolkata in 2019 ISBN 88-207-52-2

Member of Board of Studies in Philosophy at Raiganj University

Member of Board of Moderator Raiganj University

Life Member of Gour Banga Research Forum

NameMr Arun Kumar ChowdhuryDesignation Assistant Professor

Qualification MA

E-mail ID akc4121gmailcom

Areas of Specialisation Logic Ethics Nyāya Philosophy

Membership in National Level Academic Body

Life Time Member of Center for Studies in Humanities

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Name Siddique Alam BegDesignation Assistant Professor

Qualification MA MPhil

E-mail IDbegsiddiquegmailcom

Areas of SpecializationResearch Interest

Logic Analytic Philosophy Ethics Confucianism Philosophy of Language Philosophical Traditions

Attendance in Seminar ConferencesAttendance in Seminar

Conferences etc Organization Place or Venue Presented Paper Participated

State Level Seminar onLogic Indian AndWestern

Dept of PhilosophyDewan Abdul GaniCollege

Dewan AbdulGani College

Presented Paper SomeRemarks On LogicalConnectives

International Seminaron Matri Bhasa

Dept of BengaliMathabhanga College

Mathabhangacollege

Presented paper AnyerBhasa Bhasar Anya NirmanO Binirman (in bengali)

PublicationsPaper Title Book Title Publisher ISSNISBN

Paper in Journal ldquoThe Problemof Fact-Value Distinction andConfucianismrdquo

The Journal of the IndianAcademy of Philosophy ISSN 0019-4271

Edited Book (with Tapas Roy)Bangla Sahitya O DarshanerBivinno Prasanga (in Bengali)

ISBN 978-93- 86529-10-7

148 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Life Member of Indian Philosophical Congress

Life Member of Indian Ludwig Wittgenstein Philosophical Society

Life Member of Samagam (Indian Social Sciences and Humanities Congress)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

PART-A

1 Name of the Department Business Administration

3 Name of the Programmes Courses Offered BBA MBA

Professor DirectorFull time Contractual

11

CA Chittaranjan Sarkar PhD CA DirectorMr Santosh Mukherjee MBA Fulltime Contractual

PART- B

Head of the Department Department of Business Administration (Additional Charge)

E mail ID subratasahaeco19gmailcom

Attendence of Conference Seminar Symposium Workshop Publications Research Guidance Membership of Editorial Boards

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 149

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Name Prof Chittaranjan SarkarPosition Presently Holding

Professor and Director of MBA Raiganj University Raiganj Uttar Dinajpur-733134

(joined on 09072018)

[Retired from the post of Professor of Commerce on 2822017 from The University of BurdwanBurdwan WB-713104]

E mail ID sarkarchittaranjangmailcom

QualificationsMCom PhD

Areas of Specialisation Accounting Finance and Taxation

Delivered Lectures as Resource Person in the UGC sponsored Refresher Course in the UGCAcademic Staff College Burdwan University Calcutta University

Taxation and the Taxpayers in India- Feb 2018

Tax System in India- March 2019

Membership of Professional Accountingother Bodies with Membership No

a Fellow Member of The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India New Delhi Membership No052588

b Life Member of The Indian Accounting Association Kolkata Branch West Bengal

c Life Member of Indian Commerce Association Membership No 2897

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Name Santosh MukherjeeDesignation Full -Time Faculty (Contractual)

E mail ID santoshvu1gmailcom

QualificationsMBA

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

150 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY

PART A

Name of the DepartmentMICROBIOLOGY

Year of Establishment PG 03022015 UG June 2003

Aims and objectives of the Department

a Expansion of our consultancy support to different industries

b Plan for obtaining FIST from DST

c The department is trying to obtain fund from DBT Govt of India and WB higher educationdepartment for conducting seminar in National Level

d The department is also trying to obtain fund from higher education department Govt of WB forprocurement of Instruments

Participation of the Department in the Courses offered by other department IDC Interdisciplinarycourses microbiology for PG sem1 and 2

ProfessorAssociate ProfessorAssistant ProfessorAssistant Professor (CWTT)

1242

1142

Name Qualification (DScDLittPhDMPhil etc) Designation Specializations

Prof S C Jana MSc PhD Professor Agricultural Microbiology

Dr Pradeep Kr DasMohapatra

MSc PhD AssociateProfessor

Microbial EnzymeTechnology amp Probiotics

Dr Sayed ModinurRahaman

MSc PhD AssistantProfessor

Protein chemistry and cellularsignaling

DrHironmoy Sarkar MSc PhD AssistantProfessor

Cell biology amp MolecularBiology

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 151

DrSoumita Podder MSc PhD AssistantProfessor

Comparative Genomics amphost-microbe interactomics

Ms Kriti Ghatani M Sc MPhil(Thesis submitted)

AssistantProfessor

Probiotics and FoodMicrobiology

Mr Goutam Basak MSc Bed AssistantProfessor

Antimicrobial Bioactivemolecules

Mr Rabiul Alam MSc AssistantProfessor

Clinical Microbiology

Prof Tapash ChandraGhosh

PhD MSc AdjunctProfessor

Bioinformatics

Senior Visiting Faculty 01

Number of academic and support staff (technical) and administrative staff 03

Class test are being conducted in regular interval to practice their writing skill for examination

Conduction of practical classes related to theory

Teaching aids and videos related to molecular mechanism are also being used

Special lectures by eminent personality

On-line demonstration

Seminars are being delivered by the students on current topic under the guidance of teachers

We are regularly examining the quality of the drinking water (existence of pathogenic organisms)in the surrounding locality

We are continuously monitoring the quality and composition of the traditional alcoholic beverage(HERIA) of tribal people and specific suggestions are given for improvement

Students profile programme course

SlNo Profile of the students programme course No seats

1 UG Hons in Microbiology 28

2 PG Microbiology 28

3 MPhil Microbiology 06

4 PhD Microbiology 18

Diversty of Students (from different states and country and within state) Students From Assam Biharand within the state

Student Progression Students are academically doing progress during BSc as well as MSc Aftercompletion of BSc many students have got enrolled through entrance test in higher studies in somerenowned universities and institutions like IITs Jadavpur University University of kalyani CentralUniversity of Sikkim and North Bengal University etc It was also found that during the course of studytheir exam marks significantly increased from the previous classes

152 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

i) Two class rooms with smart board and LCD projector

ii) One experimental laboratory for PG students

iii) One experimental laboratory for UG students

iv) One laboratory for project and research purpose

vi) One room for inoculation of microbial cells

vii) Departmental library

We are continuously monitoring the quality and composition of the traditional alcoholic beverage(HARIA) of tribal people and specific suggestions are given for improvement

Departmental Activities

SlNo Activites Durationdate Sponsored by

1 Special Lecture on Special Lecture on DNAbarcoding of Life and Research Publishing

05102018 Raiganj University

PART- B

NameDr Pradeep Kumar Das MohapatraDesignation Associate Professor

Position Presently Holding Associate Professor and Head Department of Microbiology

Director PAKB Environment Conservation Centre Raiganj University

E mail ID pkdmvugmailcom

Qualifications PhD MSc FSAB

Research interests Microbial Diversity Microbial Nutrition Microbial Enzyme TechnologyBioremediation Probiotics Proteomics

YearAttendence of

Perspectives of HumanHealth MicrobialBiotechnology ampInnovation

VidyasagarUniversity Midnapore Presented Paper

(Invited speaker)

Refresher course onRecent advances in foodand bioprocesstechnology

Dept of FoodTech andBiochem EngJadavpurUniversity

Kolkata Presented Paper(Invited speaker)

Environmental changechallenge andmanagement

Belda college Midnapore Presented Paper(Invited speaker)

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 153

Optimization of effective dose of newly isolatedprobiotic bacteria for growth and disease resistance ofClariasbatrachus (Linn) Res J of life SciBioinformatics Pharmaceutical and Chem Sci 4(4)344-354

RJLBPCS ISSN2454-6348

Characterization of an acidophilic α-amylase fromAspergillus niger RBP7 and study of catalytic potentialin response to nutritionally important heterogeneouscompound Acta Biologica Szegediensis 62(1)75-82(Hungary) IF05

Uni of Szeged ISSN1588-4082

Probiotic-based cultivation of Clariasbatrachusimportance and future perspective Acta BiologicaSzegediensis 62(2)158-168 (Hungary) IF05

Uni OfSzeged ISSN1588-4082

Isolation and characterization of bacteria from theintestine of Clariasbatrachus for probiotic organismAccepted Proc Zool Soc

Springer ISSN0373-5893

Computational characterization and molecular dynamicssimulation of the thermostable direct hemolysin-relatedhemolysin (TRH) amplified from VibrioparahaemolyticusMicrobial Pathogenesis 127172-182(Netherlands) IF 2332

Elsevier ISSN 0882-4010

Some functional properties of khambir an ethnicfermented cereal-based food of Western HimalayasFrontiers in Microbiology 10 Article 730(Switzerland) IF 4019

Frontier ISSN1664-302X

Molecular characterization and genetic diversity study ofVibrio parahaemolyticus isolated from aquaculture farmsin India Aquaculture 509104-111 (Netherlands)IF2978

DNA sequence compression using RPGP2 method withinformation storage and security MicrosystemTechnologies Accepted (Germany) IF1513

Springer ISSN 0946-7076

Use of low cost natural resources for enhanced chitinaseproduction and optimization using CCD and RSM anew initiative for bio-control of plant pathogen IndianPhytopathology Accepted

Springer ISSN 0367-973X

Effect of feed supplementation with biosynthesizedsilver nanoparticles using leaf extract of Morusindica LV1 on Bombyx mori L (Lepidoptera Bombycidae)rdquoScientific Reports 2019 ( IF 5228) (Article in Press)

Naturepublishinggroup

ISSN2045-2322

Head of the Department Department of Microbiology

Member of the Court

Member of EC

Member of Board of studies of Microbiology

Member of Board of Research Studies of Microbiology

154 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Research Guidance

Number of researchers awarded PhD 04 (Four)

Number of researchers pursuing PhD 06 (Six)

Journal of Cereals and Oilseeds

TANG (International Journal of genuine traditional medicine)

Annals of Microbiology - Springer

Aquaculture Research ndash Wiely-Blackwell

Biotechnology and Bioprocess Engineering ndash Springer

Fish and Shellfish Immunology ndash Elsevier

Journal of Bioscience and Bioengineering - Elsevier

Preparatory Biochemistry and Biotechnology ndash Taylor amp Francis

Life member of Asian Federation of Biotechnology France

Life member of National Environmental Science Academy New Delhi

Life member of Biotech Research Society India Trivandrum

Life member of Association of Microbiologists of India New Delhi

Life member of Society for Applied Biotechnology India

Life member of The Indian Science Congress Association India (L27582)

Patent

Filed patent entitled ldquoBiogenic Ag nanoparticulate system involving Morusindica l V1 leaf extract anditrsquos method of manufacturerdquo by Mandal AK Some S Bhuimali A Biswas K Kumar A Neog KSen I Mandal A Das S Pradhan S Dutta S Das Mohapatra P K et al No 201931011330 A in2019

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Name Prof Subhas Chandra JanaDesignation Professor

Position Presently Holding Professor Department of Microbiology

E mail ID subhasjana1959gmailcom

Qualifications PhD MSc

Research interests Pesticides Bio fertilizers

ProjectsOn-going 03

Production of functional dahi by isolated probiotic strain from breast fed human baby

Epidemiology study of Trichomoniasis in West Bengal and non-antibiotic management strategy withthe help of probiotic Lactic Acid Bacteria

Isolation of free living nitrogen fixing phosphate solubilizing salt tolerant Azotobacter andproduction of multipurpose biofertilizer with vermicompost as base material

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 155

Member Board of Studies Microbiology

Member Board of Research Studies Microbiology

Member of EC

Research Guidance

Number of researchers Awarded PhD 01 (One)

Life member of Association of Microbiologists of India (Since 2008)

Life member of Indian Science Congress Association (Since 2009)

Life member of Society for Applied Biotechnology (Since 2009)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Hironmoy SarkarDesignation Assistant Professor

Position Presently Holding Assistant Professor Department of Microbiology

E mail ID hironmoysgmailcom

Research interests Cell-fate decision from mitosis to meiosis

Testosterone augments FSHsignaling by upregulatingthe expression and activityof FSH-Receptor in PubertalPrimate Sertoli cells

Elsevier Netherlands 0303-7207

Research Guidance

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Sayed Modinur RahamanDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID sayedmodinurrahamangmailcom

156 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Research interests Cell Biochem

Research Guidance

Nil

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------NameDr Soumita PodderDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID piu2007soumitagmailcom

Research interestsMolecular Pathogenesis of Life Plant-Pathogen

Deciphering the intrinsicproperties of fungalproteases in optimizingphytopathogenic interaction

GENE ISSN0378-1119

Research Guidance

Number of researchers pursuing PhD 01(one)

Peertechz Journal of Biological Research and Development

BMC Genomics

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameGoutam Kumar BasakDesignation Assistant Professor (Govt Approved Contractual)

E mail ID goutambasakmicrogmailcom

QualificationsMSc

Research InterestsMolecular Biology

Physico-chemical characterizationand biological studies of newly J Chem Sci --

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 157

synthesized metal complexes of anIonic liquid-supported Schiff base1- 2-[( 2- hydroxyl-5-bromobenzylidine)amino]ethyl-3-ethyllimidazolium tetrafluoroborate

Research Guidance

Number of researchers pursuing PhD Nil

Member of Editorial Boards Reviewer Societies Nil

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMr Rabiul AlamDesignation Fulltime Contractual

Position Presently Holding Fulltime Contractual Department of Microbiology

E mail ID ralammicribiogmailcom

QualificationsMSc

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Name Prof Tapash Chandra GhoshDesignation Professor

Position Presently Holding Adjunct Professor Department of Microbiology

E mail ID tapashjcboseacintapashbicgmailcom

Research interests BioinformaticsMolecular evolution

YearAttendence of

March 5-17 2018 Third Bangalore School on Population Genetics and Evolution atInternational Centre for Theoretical Sciences (ICTS) Bangalore

PublicationsYear Paper TitleBook Title Publisher ISSNISBN No2018-2019(July-June)

Victor MP Acharya D Begum T Ghosh TC The optimization of mRN expression level byits intrinsic properties-Insights from codon usage pattern and structural stability of mRNAGenomics 2018 Sep 1 pii S0888-7543(18)30374-4 doi 101016jPodder S Saha D Ghosh TC Deciphering the intrinsic properties of fungal proteases inoptimizing phytopathogenic interaction Gene 2019 Aug 30711143934 doi101016jgene201906024 Epub 2019 Jun 19Sen K Bhattacharyya D Sarkar A Das J Maji N Basu M Ghosh Z Ghosh TCExploring the major cross-talking edges of competitive endogenous RNA networks in humanchronic and acute myeloid leukemia Biochim Biophys Acta 2018 Sep 1862(9)1883-1892Biswas K Acharya D Podder S Ghosh TC Evolutionary rate heterogeneity between

158 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

multi- and single-interface hubs across human hosekeeping and tissue-specific proteininteraction network Insights from proteins and its partners properties Genomics 2018 Sep110(5)310-317Mukherjee D Saha D Acharya D Mukherjee A Chakraborty S Ghosh TC The role ofintrons in the conservation of the metabolic genes of Arabidopsis thaliana Genomics 2018Sep 110(5)283-290

Executive Committee Member of the Centre of Excellence in Bioinformatics of Bose InstituteKolkata

Executive Committee member of Bioinformatics Centre Institute of Life Sciences Bhubaneswar

Executive Committee member of Bioinformatics Centre Bhagalpur University Bihar

Executive Committee member of Bioinformatics Facility of Presidency College Kolkata KalyaniUniversity West Bengal and Vidyasagar University West Bengal

Member of executive committee of Academic Science Culture and Promotion Society for propagationof the achievements of science and scientific techniques as well as computer training of the schoolstudents in remote villages at grass root level

Convenor of advisory committee of Bose Institute Bioinformatics Centre

External expert (nominated by the Department of Boitechnology Government of India) to examinethe possibilities of establishing a Bioinformatics Centre at Bhagalpur University Bihar

Member of the Board of studies in Bioinformatics of North Orissa University

External expert for the recruitment of Scientist in the field of bioinformatics of the BioinformaticsCentresof Indian Institute of Chemical Biology Kolkata Institute of Life Sciences BhubaneswarBhagalpur University Bihar and Institute of Bioresources and Sustainable Development ImphalAssam Central University Tezpur Central University North Bengal University Maulana AbulKalam Azad University West Bengal etc

Member of the ldquoBoard of Studiesrdquo of PurabiDas School of Information Technology BengalEngineering and Science University Shibpur

Research Guidance

Number of researchers awarded PhD 01(One)

Number of researchers pursuing PhD 03 (Three)

Indian Journal of Microbiology

BMC Genomics

Evolutionary Bioinformatics

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 159

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

PART A

Name of the Department Physics

Year of Establishment 2015 (Erstwhile Raiganj University College 1968

Name of the Programmess Courses Offered (UGPGMPhilPhD)Course offered Day session Evening sessionUG (Physics Hons) Yes YesPG (MSc in Physics) Yes NoPhD Yes

Computational Method and Programming I and II Fundamental Electronics Liquid Crystal

Annual Semester CBCS Semester and CBCS (UG) Semester and CBCS (PG)

No of Teaching PostDesignation Sanctioned Filled UpProfessor 01 0

Associate Professor 02 2Assistant Professor 04 3

NameQualification

Dr Sakuntala Gupta PhD AssociateProfessor

Solid State Physics (MSc)X-Ray Crystallography and LiquidCrystals (Research area)

Dr Md Rabiul Islam PhD AssistantProfessor

Nuclear Physics and cosmicRay(MSc) Organic Photovoltaics(Research area)

Dr Apurba Kanti Deb PhD AssistantProfessor

Computational application inPhysics (MSc) X-Ray PowderDiffraction Iine Profile Analysis

Sri Purna ChandraBarman

Ph D thesisSubmitted

AssistantProfessor

Nuclear Physics and cosmic Ray(MSc) Computational fluid

160 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

dynamics and Experimental LiquidCrystal (Research Area)

Dr PinakiChackraborty PhD Associate

Professor

Applied Optics and opto-electronics(MSc) Microelectronics (ResearchArea)

7 List of the Senior Visiting Faculty

i) Prof P K Mukherjee Professor Physics Department Ramakrishna Mission VivekanandaUniversity

(ii) DrTapan Kumar Mukherjee Associate Professor Dept of Physics Narula Institute ofTechnology Agarapara Kolkata

(iii) Dr Swarup Kumar Majee Assistant Professor Department of Physics SikshaShavana Visva-Bharati Santiniketan ndash 731235

(iv) Dr Ankur Sen Sharma Assistant Professor Department of Physics University of GourBangaMalda ndash 732103

(v) Dr Anagha Chakraborty Assistant Professor Department of Physics Visva - BharatiSantiniketan ndash 731235 WB

(vi) Dr Goutam Manna Assistant Professor Department of Physics Pravat Kumar CollegeVidyasagar University Contai Purba Midnapur WB

8 Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handeled (program wise) by temporary facultySlNo Name of Teachers Category Theory classes

(Monthly)Practical Classes

(Monthly)1 Rajani Dugar Guest Professor UG 20 UG 1412852 Madhusmita Banerjee Guest Professor UG 1333 UG 193 Suchismita Sen Guest Professor UG 13 33 UG 1412854 Sujay Munshi Guest Professor UG 1333 UG 1412855 Sankari sing Guest Professor UG 1333 UG 1412856 Nur Alam Guest Professor UG 13 33 UG 1412857 Supriya Ghosh Guest Professor UG 1333 UG 95

9 Student-Teacher RatioYear Teacher Students Ratio

UG PG Total2018-19 5 68 48 116 231

10 Number of academic and support staff (technical) and administrative staffSlNo Name of non-teaching staff Category

1 Nabin Gurung Lab Attendant (Permanent)2 Dhrubajyoti Biswas Lab Attendant (Contractual)3 Bijoy Das Lab Attendant (Contractual)4 Bappa Roy Lab Attendant (Daily Wage)

Dr Sakuntala Gupta MSc PhD Associate ProfessorDr Md Rabiul Islam MSc PhD Assistant ProfessorDrApurba Kanti Deb MSc PhD Assistant ProfessorSri Purna Chandra Barman MSc Ph D thesis Submitted Assistant Professor

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 161

Dr Pinaki Chackraborty MSc PhD Associate Professor

12 Teaching Methods adopted to improve student learning

1 Lectures delivered by Chalk and duster

2 Lectures delivered by ICT

3 Lectures delivered by PPT

4 Smart classroom

13 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibilities (ISR) and extension activities

a Trisha Nandy Blood donated at North Bengal Medical College 2016

b Surajit Das Blood Donated at Sabuj Sishu Programme at Raiganj 2018

c Ratan Das Blood Donated at Sabuj Sishu Programme at Raiganj 2018

d Debjyoti Debnath Blood Donated at Sabuj Sishu Programme at Raiganj 2018

e Amrita Biswas Blood Donated at Sabuj Sishu Programme at Raiganj 2018

f Manish Barman Blood Donated at Sabuj Sishu Programme at Raiganj 2018

14 Students profile programme courseyear UG passed PG passed2018-19 14 All 21 All

15 Details of the course (Name Year Application Received Selected)

Course Year ApplicationReceived Selected Admitted Male Female Pass

Percentage Remarks

PG 2018 58 17 17 13 4 29 6 (Six)

16 Diversity of Students in numbers and percentages (from different states and country and within state)Year UG PG percentages2018-19 Nil 1( From Assam State) 4

PART- B

NameDr Sakuntala GuptaDesignation Associate Professor

E mail ID sakuntala_guptayahoocom

Publications

A new mesogenic fluorene derivative 27-bis(4-pentylphenyl)-99-diethyl-9H-fluorene

Sakuntala Gupta Tanmay Choudhury EwelinaDmochowska Przemysław Kula Fabio BorboneampRoberto Centore Liquid Cryst 2019 46 NO 4 543ndash549 (2019)

Crystal structure and mesogenic behaviour of a new fluorene derivative

99-dimethyl-27-bis(4-pentylphenyl)-9H-fluorene

Sakuntala Gupta Tanmay Choudhury EwelinaDmochowska Przemyslaw

Kula Fabio Borbone and Roberto Centore

162 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Acta Cryst (2019) C75 (in Press)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Pinaki ChakrabortyDesignation Associate Professor

Position Presently Holding Head Department of Physics

E mail ID pinakichkgmailcom

Year Attendance ofConferenceSeminarWorkshop Organisation Place or Venue

paper(s)Participated2018 -2019

ldquoVerbannte Gelehrte The Politics ofExclusion of select pre-1945 GermanWritingsrdquo (delivered the invited-lectureas part of panel-discussion on 16November 2018) CURaj-sponsoredInternational Conference on ldquoMovingbeyond the Margin The Politics ofExclusion and Assimilationrdquo (15-16November 2018)

ldquoWhere are the War-poets Re-readingVersions of the 1939-45 War in selectBritish Poemsrdquo (Presented as an invitedlecture on 12 March 2019) UGC-sponsored International Conference onldquoRe-reading British Poetry across Timeand Space Themes Issues andPerspectivesrdquo (12-13 March 2019)

CURaj

UGC

CentralUniversity ofRajasthanBandar SindriDist AjmerRajasthan

University ofGour BangaMalda

Paper presented

2 Publication

Year Paper-titleBook-title Publisher PublicationDetails ISSNISBN

July2018 ndashJune2019

ldquoWhat exactly went wrong with Shakespearebetween 1599 and 1608 A very briefHistory-based Introspectionrdquo (pp 26-32)

2 ldquoIf we ever meet again The Three Groupsof English Renaissance Playwrightsrdquo (pp 31-38)

3 ldquoVerbannteGelehrte The Politics ofExclusion of select Pre-1945 GermanWritingsrdquo (URLhttpwwwmuseindiacomHomeViewContentDataarttype=articlesampissid=85ampmenuid=8355)

1 Yearly Shakespeare16 July 2018

2 Yearly Shakespeare17 April 2019

3Muse India (Journal)85 May-June 2019

1 0976-9536

2 0976-9536

3 0975-1815

No of PhD students

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 163

Degree awarded 03 Registered 03 Course work completed 02

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Rabiul IslamDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID rabi76mrigmailcom

PublictionsYear Paper titleBook Title Publisher ISSNISBN No2018-2019(July-June)

Investigation of organic solar cell atdifferent active layer thickness usingelectrical simulation

IOSR Journal of AppliedPhysics (IOSR-JAP) e-ISSN 2278-4861

Investigation of the effects of chargecarrier mobility on the performance ofP3HT PCBM based organic solar cell

Journal for Foundationsand Applications ofPhysics

ISSN -2394-3688

Influence of thermal and solutal dispersionon mixed Convective melting from avertical plate embedded in non-Newtonianfluid saturated non-Darcy porous media inPresence magnetic effect(Nov 2018)

Universal Review ISSN NO 2277-2723

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Apurba Kanti DebDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID debapurbagmailcom

Year Attendance of ConferenceSeminarSymposiumWorkshop Organization

Placeor

Venue

Participated

1National Seminar on ldquoTheFourth Industrial RevolutionCurrent Problem and ForecastingChallenges Indiardquo

1KumaunUniversityNainital India

1Presented Paper

PublicationYear Paper Title Book Title Publisher ISSNISBN

No2018-2019(July-June)

1Modulation of thermal conductivity andthermoelectric figure of merit by anharmonic latticevibration in Sb2Te3 thermoelectrics

2Study of deformation microstructure of nickelsamples at very short milling times effects ofaddition of α‑Al2O3 particles

3Role of graphite on the thermoelectric performance

1 AIP Advances

2 Journal ofTheoretical andApplied Physics

1 2158-3226

2 2251-7227(Print)2251-7235(Online)

164 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

of Sb2Te3graphite nanocomposite

4 The Rietveld Method Theory and Applications

3 Journal ofApplied Physics

4 Int J Sci ResRev

30021-8979(Print)1089-7550(Online)42279-0543

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Purna Chandra BarmanDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID purnabarmangmailcom

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

PART A

15 Name of the Department Political Science

17 Name of the Programmes Courses Offered (UGPG M PhilPhD) UG PG MPhil PhD

18 Name of the interdisciplinary courses and departments units involved

IDC-I Government and Politics in India

IDC-II Local Government and Politics in India

21 Faculty Profile with Name Qualification Designation SpecializationName Qualification Designation SpecializationProf Girish Ram Kumar MA PhD ProfessorDr Sumita Sinha MA PhD Associate Professor Indian State and SocietyDr Gopal Sharma MA PhD Associate Professor Indian State and SocietyDr Goutam Sarkar MA MPhil PhD Assistant Professor Indian State and SocietyMr Goutam Dakua MA MPhil Assistant Professor Indian State and SocietyDr Mozammel Haque MA PhD Assistant Professor Research MethodologyDr Sudaita Ghosh MA PhD Assistant Professor Indian State and SocietyMr Mrityunjoy Guha Neogi MA APTT SociologyMr Rajib Saha MA Guest Indian State and Society

6 DrManas Chakrabarty UGC Emeritus Professor University of North Bengal

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 165

7 Dr Rabindranath Bhattacharya Professor University of Burdwan

8 DrJotiraj Pathak Associate Professor Bodoland University

23 Percentage of Lecture delivered and practical classes handed (programme wise) by temporary faculty

Only UG (General and Programme Course) 20 (approx)

24 Student ndash Teacher Ratio 501 (Approx)

25 Number of academic and support staff (technical) and administrative staff

Administrative Staff 2 Non-teaching Staff

c PhD 05

d MPhil 02

28 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and extension activities Some students areparticipating in NSS and NCC

2018-19 01 student is form Assam

PART- B

Name Prof Girish Kumar RDesignation Professor

Professor and Head Department of Political Science

Member Executive Council Raiganj University

UGC Nominee Governing Board Midnapore College West Bengal

E mail IDgirishramhumaryahoocom

Qualifications PhD MPhil MA

Research interests

Politics of Outer Space Innovation Systems Science Diplomacy India and South Asia

Political Economy of WTO

Adaptation ofShakespearersquos Othello

ExecutiveProducer Iru(MalayalamFeature film)

KeralaPresidentShakespeare Societyof India (SAS-India)

166 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

National Seminar on IndianStrategic Culture and PolicyOptions on 27 February2019

-- --

Paper presented onThe Water DisputeManagement Indo-Bangladesh sharingof river Ganga andthe Farraka Barrage

-- --

Paper presented onIndiarsquos SpaceSecurity DilemmaContaining Chinesthreat in outer spaceafter ASAT

Sino-Indian Relations ARealist Perspective andPolitical Economy of Sino-Indian Trade

Institute ofContemporaryChinese Studies

Mahatma GandhiUniversity

Special Talk

Pamba Environment Culture andGovernance DC Books

Kottayam MahatmaGandhi University --

The Business Innovation and IncubationCentre (BIIC) at Mahatma GandhiUniversity Towards Better University-Industry Linkage

Journal of PoliticalEconomy and FiscalFederalism

Research projects

Government of Kerala BIIC research project Ten lakhs (Rs 1000000 only) on University InnovationSystems Assessing Academia Industry Linkage in Kerala The project is funded out of Government ofKerala grant for BIIC 2018

Head of the Department Department of Political Science

Member of Board of studies of Political Science

Member of Board of Research Studies of Political Science

Coordinator of Organic farming is launched on February 7th 2019) and the second one onInnovationist to be launched in 2019

Research Guidance

International Studies Association (ISA) USA

Indian Political Science Association (IPSA) India

American Society of International Law (ASIL)

American Political Science Association (APSA)

European Society of International Law (ESIL)

Editor Journal of Political Economy and Fiscal Federalism

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 167

Associate Editor Journal of Political Economy and Fiscal Federalism

Member Editorial Board Indian Journal of Politics and International Relations

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Sumita SinhaDesignation Associate Professor

Associate Professor Department of Political Science

E mail ID sumitasinha771gmailcom

QualificationsPhD MA

Research interests

Political Economy Indian Democracy

2018-2019

National Seminaron Dynamicsof Indian DemocracyRevisiting the Seven Decades6th April 2019

Department ofPolitical Science

University ofGour Banga

Crisis of IndianDemocracy Ananalysis

National Seminar on ConsumerAwareness and ConsumerRights in India

Department ofPolitical Science andDepartment ofCommerce

MathabhangaCollege CoochBehar

Consumer Rightsin India ndash ANeglected Area

2018-2019

Gender Inequality WomenEmpowerment and Indian Federation

Edited Book Dr JitendraSahoo amp Forwarded by DrManas Chakraborty 978-81-936036-2-8

Relevance of Dr Ambedkarrsquos Viewsin Modern India

The Indian Journal ofPolitical Science

In Press

Member of UG and PG Board of studies of Political Science

Member of the Internal Complaint Committee

Member of the Hostel Monitoring Committee

Research Guidance

Number of researchers pursuing PhD 01(One)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Gopal Sharma

168 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Designation Associate Professor

Position Presently Holding Associate Professor Department of Political Science

E mail ID sharmako1980gmailcom

Qualifications Ph D MA

Research InterestsWomen Empowerment Human Rights Migration Studies

YearAttendence of

2018-2019

InternationalConference Raiganj University Raiganj University Presented a

Paper

National Seminar

Department of PoliticalScience and PhilosophySukantaMahavidhayalayaDhupguri

Department ofPolitical ScienceSukantaMahavidhayalayaDhupguri

Chaired atechnicalsession as wellas presented apaper

National Seminar Dr Meghnad SahaCollege

Department ofPolitical ScienceDr Meghnad SahaCollege Itahar

Chaired atechnicalsession as wellas Presented apaper

National Seminar Mathabhanga College MathabhangaCollege

Presented apaper

National Seminar ICHR SponsoredDepartment ofHistory KurseongCollege

Presented apaper

Project

ICSSR Sponsored Responsive Project on Seasonal Out-Migration as a Survival Strategy of the RuralPeople A Study of Seven Districts of North Bengal West Bengal

Research Guidance

Number of researchers pursuing PhD 05 (Five)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Goutam SarkarDesignation Assistant Professor

Position Presently Holding Assistant Professor Department of Political Science

E mail ID sarkargoutam98gmailcom

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 169

Research Interests Federalism Indian Judiciary Political Parties in India

Recent Changes in IndianFederal System

Paschimbanga Anchalik Itihas OLoksanskriti Charcha Kendra

978-93-88207-03-4

Research Guidance

Number of researchers pursuing MPhil 01 (One)-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMr Goutam DakuaDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID goutamdakuarediffmailcom

QualificationsMPhil MA

Research Interests Decentralized Governance and DevelopmentWomen Empowerment Women inPolitics

Recent Changes inIndian Federal System

978-93-88207-03-4

In-Charge of Ph D Course WorkMPhil Examination 2018 Department of Political Science

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Mozammel HaqueDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID asefmahir9gmailcom

Research Interests Concerning Political Matter

170 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Research Guidance

Number of researchers pursuing MPhil 1 (One)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Sudaita GhoshDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID sudaitaghoshgmailcom

Research Interests Political Parties

YearAttendence of

2018-2019 International Conference

ChoudhoryCharan SinghUniversityMeerut

Dept of PoliticalScience

Presented Paper onIndian Diaspora inKnowledge BasedEconomy

National Seminar Meghnath SahaCollege

Presented Paper onEmerging trend inIndian Politics

2018-2019 Indian Tea Trade in GlobalMarket with particularreference to Darjeeling

Himalayan ResearchJournal --

Research Guidance

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMrityunjoy Guha NeogiDesignation Part Time Lecturer (Govt Approved) Department of Political Science

E mail ID mripolrucgmailcom

QualificationsMA

Research Interests Political Sociology Elementary education and Development

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 171

Member of Examination Committee UG Morning Shift (last 3 Years)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT

PART A

Name of the Department Sanskrit

Name of the ProgrammesCourses offered B A (Honours amp Programme) MA M Phil and PhD

Name of the interdisciplinary courses and departments units involved History Bengali SociologyPhilosophy Political Science Education

Annual Semester CBCS CBCS Semester

Aims and objectives Disseminating Sanskrit learning with a view to preserve the traditional ShastrasTraining of students for various examinations Instituting pedagogy wing and research and publicationwing Acquiring preserving and cataloging and digitalization Sanskrit Manuscripts The departmentlooks forward to overcome the above weakness and strives for a better academic habitat

Participation of the department in the courses offered by the other departments History BengaliSociology Philosophy Political Science CIS Law

Number of Teaching PostsDesignation Sanctioned Filled upProfessor 1 NilAssociate Professor 2 Nil

1(through CAS)Assistant Professor 4 3

09 Faculty Profile with name Qualification designation and Specialization

Name Qualifiacation (D Sc DLitPh D M Phil Designation Specialization

Dr Prasanta Kumar Mahala MA M Phil Ph D B Ed AssociateProfessor Navya Vyakaran

Dr Swapan Mal MA Ph D AssistantProfessor Indian Philosophy

Dr Samir Kumar Mandal MA PhDB Ed AssistantProfessor Veda

Mr AtanuAdhya MA M Phil B Ed AssistantProfessor Vyakaranam

172 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

List of the senior visiting faculty members

(i) Prof Kishore Chandra Padhy Former Vice Chancellor Shree Jagannath Sanskrit UniversityPuri Odisha

(ii) Prof Braja Kishore Swain Shree Jagannath Sanskrit University Puri Odisha

(iii) Prof Lalita Chakraborty Department of Sanskrit Pali amp Prakrit Visva Bharati SantiniketanBirbhum

(iv) Prof Arun Ranjan Mishra Department of Sanskrit Pali amp Prakrit Visva Bharati SantiniketanBirbhum

(v) Prof Jagat Ram Bhattacharya Department of Sanskrit Pali amp Prakrit Visva BharatiSantiniketan Birbhum

(vi) Prof Narottam Senapati Department of Sanskrit Pali amp Prakrit Visva Bharati SantiniketanBirbhum

(vii) Prof Tarak Nath Adhikari Rabindra Bharati University Kolkata

(viii) Prof Satyajit Layek University of Calcutta Kolkata

(ix) Prof Ayan Bhattacharya Barasat State University West Bengal

(x) Dr Harekrushna Mishra Associate professor Department of Sanskrit Pali amp Prakrit VisvaBharati Santiniketan Birbhum

(xi) Dr Gargi Bhattacharya Associate Professor Department of Sanskrit Pali amp Prakrit VisvaBharati Santiniketan Birbhum

(xi) Dr Subhrajit Sen Assistant Professor University of Gour Banga Malda

(xii) Dr Husna Parvin Assitant Professor University of Gour Banga Malda

(xiii) Dr Buddheswar Sarangi Assistant Professor Sri Sitaram Vedic Adarsha SanskritMahavidyalaya Kolkata

Percentage of Lectures delivered and Practical Classes handled (Programme wise) by temporaryfacultyCourse UG(Hons) PG MPhil Ph DPercentage of lectures (theory) 75 Nil NilPercentage of lectures (Practical) Nil Nil Nil

Number of academic and support staff (Technical and Administrative Staff) 1 Group D staffmembers (on contact)

Qualification of Teaching Staff with DSc D Lit Ph D M Phil PGName Qualification DSc D Lit Ph D M Phil PGDr Prasanta Kumar Mahala MA M Phil Ph D BEdDr Swapan Mal MA PhDDr Samir Kumar Mandal MA Ph D BEdMr AtanuAdhya MA MPhil B Ed

Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning

(i) General classroom instruction

(ii) Usage of projectors

(iii) Usage of computers

(iv) Film shows

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 173

(v) Usage of books in libraries

Participation in NSS and NCC conducted programmes Departmental Educational Tour

Students profile Programme Courses (i)Under Graduation (Honours)Session No of Seats Admitted Remarks2018-2019 101 91 Appearing

(ii) Post GraduateSession No of Seats Admitted Remarks2018-2019 50 42 Appearing

Diversity of students in numbers and percentages (from different states and country and within state) Allfrom West BengalBihar

(i) Class-room lectures

(ii) Participation in intra-disciplinary seminars

(iii) Usage of internet

(iv) Non-Formal Sanskrit Education Programme (Spoken Sanskrit)

20 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR)and extension activities

Participation in different NSS amp NCC programs

PART- B

NameDrPrasanta Kumar MahalaDesignation Associate Professor

Position Presently Holding Associate Professor and Head Department of Sanskrit

E mail ID pkmahalagmailcom

Research interestsModern Sanskrit literature Vyakaran Veda Dharmasastra and applied Sanskrit

Attendence of ConferenceSeminarSymposium WorkshopYear Attendence of Conference

2018-2019

쏀ᒹ柸 mae Sanskrit AlumniAssociation

VidyasagarUniversity

Presented paper on盠⨰ 쏀ĭ⨰ĲĭĚ盠 ᒹ柸 mae

174 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

The 15th InternationalConference of History ampHeritage 2019

Itihas Academy Dhaka Presented paper onβΆΓΤ΄βΆβΚΆΤΤΤΆβΚΆ

All India Oriental Conference(49th Session)

Shree SomnathSanskritUniversity

VeravalGujrat

Presented paper onĲ⨰č盠ĭĲoslash盠a-ađĭa

PublicationsYear Paper TitleBook Title Publisher ISSNISBN No2018-2019

Chapter entitled 瞘ფ柸쁄杲ᔨᇜ牘ფ 柸ȡ柸祠牘 THORNფფ牘Ǖ ᇜ杲柸杲柸瞘ᇜ 柸

The BanarasMercantile Co

978-81-86359-70-2

Chapter entitled ფȯǕ柸 125 MahatmaGandhi Road

978-81-86359-65-6

Chapter entitled 杲柸ფ ccedil柸 ფ柸쁄牘Ǖ柸ȡ杲ᇜ

Kolkata-700007 978-81-86359-78-8

Chapter entitled 瞘牘ᱍ 柸杲Ǖ 瞘Ȳ柸杲Ǖᇜ杲ᇜᇜ

978-93-83097-28-9

Chapter entitled 柸杲柸柸Ǖ쁄柸柸Ǖ柸ᇜ柸杲柸瞘ᇜ 柸

125 MahatmaGandhi Road

978-93-84721-34-3

Chapter entitled 牘THORNფ柸牘柸瞘杲ᇜ쁄ᇜ Kolkata-700007 9789382-399452

杲柸牘杲ᔨᇜ牘柸 Iacute瞘 ǔ杲Ǖᇜ杲ᇜᇜ 柸瞘 2320-2025

Head of the Department Department of Sanskrit

Member of Board of studies of Sanskrit

Member of Board of Research Studies of Sanskrit

Research Guidance

Life member of ldquoVyasasrirdquo Maharsi Vyasadev National Research Institute Rourkela-4 Odisha

Life member of ldquoSabdajyotirdquo Akhil Bharatiya Samskrita Gabesana Parisad Medinipur WB

Life member of All India Oriental Conference

Life Member of ldquoVedavidyardquo An International Referred Research Journal Maharsi SandipaniRastriya Vedavidya Pratisthan (Under the MHRD Govt of India) Vedavidya Marg ChintamanGanesh Post-Jawasia Ujjain-456006 MP

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 175

Associate editor of ldquoVyasasrihrdquo A Bilingual Refereed Research Journal of Indology ISSN 2320-2025 Maharshi Vyasadev National Research Institute Vedavyasa Rourkela-4

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Swapan MalDesignation Assistant Professor

Position Presently Holding Assistant Professor Department of Sanskrit

E mail IDswapanmalvbgmailcom

Research interests Samkhya amp Yoga Philosophy Vedanta Philosophy Nyaya amp VaisheshikaPhilosophy Neo-Vedantaism Buddhism Jainism Charvaka Philosophy Philosophy of Tantra amp ShaivaPhilosophy of the Vedas Philosophy of the Upanishads Philosophy of the Modern Sanskrit LiteraturePhilosophy of the Classical Sanskrit Literature Philosophy of the Grammar Philosophy of the PuranasPhilosophy of Bhakti Vaishnava Literature Manuscriptology Trends of Sanskrit Literature SmritisastrasComparative Literature Folk-Lore

Participated

2018-2019

Culture Peace andEducation From theperspective of peoplersquosHistory 26-28 September2019

University ofRajshahi

RajshahiBangladesh

Presented paper onUpanishadsahityeBishwasanskitibhavanar Tattvanusandhan

Ten Day National Workshopon Research Methodology inSocial Sciences 21-30 June2019

AK DasguptaCentre for thePlanning andDevelopment

Visva BharatiSantiniketanWB

Participated

National Seminar onVisvakalyanavidhanesamskritasya Bhumika 26- 27August 2018

Deptt of SanskritPali amp PrakritBhasha Bhavana

Visva BharatiSanstiniketanBirbhum WB

Presented paper onVisvakalyanavidhaneSvetasvataropanishadah Bhumika

National Seminar on SwamiVivekananda as the torchbearer for the youth at thepresent-day crisis of humanvalues 12-13 April 2019

IQACVivekanandaCollege

MadhyamgramKolkata WB

Presented paper onSvetasvataropanishader AlokeYogadarshana OSwami Vivekananda

Symposium on Foundationand Advances in ResearchMethods amp Computing 13-14 May 2019

Dept ofComputer andInformationScience

RaiganjUniversityWB

Presented paper onThe Thoughts ofTattvakaumudikaraon ResearchMethodology AnAnalysis

A Special Lecture onldquoSrimadbhagavadgitarDrishtite Karma O JnanerSamuchchayardquo on 6 March2019

Deptt OfSanskrit BasantiDevi College

Kolkata WB Delivered

176 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

A Special Lecture onldquoLiterary Analysis of SelectEarly and Early-MedievalSanskrit Epigraphical TextsA Special Emphasis onMetrics and Figures ofSpeechrdquo on 11March 2019

Kolkata W B Delivered

2018-2019

Tukkhagane AupanishadiktattverSuluksandhan Hijal Alipurduar West Bengal 2349-8013

Svetasvataropanishada ArthasphuraneBhashyanam Gurutvam CommentarialWorks in Sanskrit Disciplines

Department of SanskritUniversity of Gour BangaMalda West Bengal

ISBN- 978-81-86359-70-2

Humanism in Sanskrit Literature (Co-editor)

The Banaras MercantileCompany Kolkata

ISBN- 978-81-86359-74-5

Coordinator Dept of Sanskrit

Coordinator BA(Hons) Self-financed Mode Evening Shift Department of Sanskrit

Chairman of Board of Studies (Under Graduate amp Post Graduate) Department of Sanskrit

Chairman of Board of Research Studies Department of Sanskrit

Chairman of M Phil Syllabus Committee Department of Sanskrit

Chairman of Under Graduate CBCS Syllabus Committee Department of Sanskrit

Member of UG PG amp Ph D Coursework Syllabus Committee Department of Sanskrit

Research Guidance

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Samir MandalDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail IDiotasamirgmailcom

Research Interests Vedic Studies

2018-2019 Conference Itihas Academy

DhakaDhakaBangladesh

Prachin YugeMitrata

Publications

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 177

Year Paper TitleBook Title Publisher ISSNISBN No2018-2019 Humanism in Sanskrit

LiteratureThe BanarasMercantile Co Kolkata

ISBN-978-81-86359-74-5

Member of M Phil Syllabus Committee Department of Sanskrit

Member of Under Graduate CBCS Syllabus Committee Department of Sanskrit

Research Guidance

Number of researchers pursuing M Phil 01 (One)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMr Atanu AdhyaDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail IDatanuadhya1988gmailcom

QualificationsMA

Research Interests

Navya Vyakarana Prachin Vyakarana Paninian vyakarana Non Paninian vyakarana Science oflanguage and literature Utility of Grammar Vyakarana of the Vedas Vyakarana of the UpanishadsPhilosophy of the Modern Sanskrit Literature Philosophy of the Classical Sanskrit Literature Philosophyof the Grammar Philosophy of the Puranas Literature Review Manuscriptology Trends of SanskritLiterature Smritisastras Comparative Literature

2018-2019

Two-day International Seminaron Children in Modern IndiaSociety Education andliterature 29 ndash 30 August 2018

Department ofEducation UGBand ByanjanbarnaFoundation

Malda WestBengal Presented Paper

One-day state level Seminar onthe Importance of Grammarand Philosophy in the IndianCulture and Literature8th february 2019

Department ofSanskritDAG College

HarirampurWest Bengal Presented Paper

The Importance of Grammarand Philosophy in the IndianCulture and Literature8th February 2019

HarirampurWest Bengal

Resource Personand Chaired aSession

Publications

178 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

2018-2019

Chapter in the Book -Sasvati NationalmugdhabodhyavyakaranasyaKaraksamiksha December 2018

-- ISBN 978-81-86359-78-8

Chapter in the Book- Humanism in SanskritLiterature R kvedakabayetrinam Samajbhabana2018

-- ISBN 978-81-86359-74-5

Member of Board of Studies (Under Graduate amp Post Graduate) Department of Sanskrit

Member of Board of Research Studies Department of Sanskrit

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

DEPARTMENT OF SERICULTURE

PART A

Name of the Department Department of Sericulture

NB It was first established in the year 1995 in the Raiganj College (University College) under theaffiliation of North Bengal University)

Name of the Programmess Courses Offered(UGPGMPhilPhD)

BSc(Hons) in Sericulture (3 years- 6 semesterndash Choice Based Credit System)

MScin Sericulture (2 years - 4 semester ndash Choice Based Credit System)

M Phil in Sericulture (to be introduced shortly)

PhD Programmes in Sericulture (by Course work and Research)

Bridge Course in Sericulture (1 year ndash 2 semester - Choice Based Credit System)

Annual SemesterCBCSCBCS

Participation of the Department in the Courses offered by another department

Chemistry

Zoology

Courses in collaboration with other universitiesindustriesforeigninstitutes

CSRTI Berhampore Central Silk Board Ministry of Textiles (underpipeline)

CMERTI Ladoigarh Assam Central Silk Board Ministry of Textiles (underpipeline)

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 179

Part-Time Teacher - 2(Govt approved)

Faculty Profile with Name Qualification DesignationSpecialization

NameQualification(DScDLittPhD MPhil etc)

Dr Debnirmalya Gangopadhyay PhD Assistant Professor(HeadCoordinator)

Sericulture

Dr Soumen Saha PhD Assistant Professor SericultureDr Amit Kumar Mandal PhD Assistant Professor MicrobiologyMr Abdul Sadat MSc Assistant Professor ZoologyMr Debjoy Bhattacharjya MSc Part-TimeTeacher SericultureDr Tanmay Chowdhury PhD Part-TimeTeacher Sericulture

List of the Senior Visiting FacultySlNo

List of Senior VisitingFaculty Designation

1 Prof DhrubajyotiChattopadhyay Honrsquoble Vice Chancellor Amity University

2 Prof B G Unni Director Research Assam Down Town University

3 Dr Monica Chaudhuri Retired Scientist Central Sericultural Research and TrainingInstitute Berhampore Central Silk Board

4 Dr Kartik NeogCentral Muga Eri Research And Training Institute Central SilkBoard Ministry of Textiles Govt of India Jorhat Assam-785700 India

5 Prof Phanindra Mandal Ex-Principal Raiganj College UniversityCollege

Qualifications of Teaching Staff with DScDLittPhDMPhilPG

PhD 4 PG 2

Medium of Instructions

English

Audio-Visual (Power Point Presentation)

Student-Teacher participatory and interactive (Group Dicussion Field visit distribution ofnotesphoto copy of books etc)

Evaluation Strategies

IE (Internal Evaluation) and ESE (End Semester Examination)

180 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Field based work and Report writing

Attendance regularity and punctuality etc

Participation in Institutional Social Responsibilities (ISR) The Department is actively engaged inInstitutional Social Responsibilities like to establish the Environment Conservation Centre (ECC) underthe Chairmanship and guidance of Honrsquoble Vice Chancellor Prof Anil Bhuimali The main aim of theECC istoconserve the environment adopting the sustainable green technology approaches The Centre isactively in organizing farmers meeting to assess the local needs at the field level to develop viabletechnology solution for the benefit of thefarmers

Participation in extension activities The Department of Sericulture has taken an initiative to transferknowledge to the sericultural farmers and potential rural youths particularly in the Uttar Dinajpur districtof West Bengal adopting a holistic approach of knowledgetechnology transfer

PART- B

NameDr Debnirmalya GangopadhyayDesignation Assistant Professor

Position Presently Holding Assistant Professor and Coordinator Department of Sericulture

E mail ID deb_ganguly2003yahoocom

Research interests Silkworm Breeding Genetics Sericulture Environment Sustainable development

Year Attendence of Conference SeminarSymposium Workshop Organization Place or

Venue

Ray Mrinal and Gangopadhyay D(2019) Nutritional value of the pupaeof eri silkworm Samiaricini as asustainable food source In 6th Asia-Pacific Congress of Sericulture andInsect Biotechnology (APSERI) 2-4March Mysore India p 124

InternationalSericulturalCommission andCentral SilkBoard GoI

MysoreKarnataka Presented paper

Ghosh A GangopadhyayD(2019)Assessment of fatty acidscompositios in the waste pupae ofsilkworm A biochemical analysisIn 6th Asia-Pacific Congress ofSericulture and Insect Biotechnology(APSERI) 2-4 March MysoreIndia p 202

GuwahatiKarnataka Presented paper

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 181

Gangopadhyay D (2018) Application ofParthenogenetic Engineering in BreedingSpecialized Silkworm Breeds-An Overview InInformation Technology Biological Sciences andSociety A Handbook Paul P K and Santra B K(eds) New Delhi Publishers New Delhi pp 9-26

ISBN 978-93-86453-40-2

Coordinator Department of Sericulture

Nodal Officer Raiganj University for All India Survey on Higher Education (MHRD GoI)

Chairman Board of Studies (UG-Hons Prog) Department of Sericulture

Chairman Board of Studies (PG Prog) Department of Sericulture

Member of Board of Studies (UG-Hons Prog) Department of Sericulture

Member of Board of Studies (PG Programme) Department of Sericulture

Research Guidance

Member of IJAEML Editorial Board Srinivas Publication A unit of Srinivas University

Reviewer of Book - Information Technology Biological Sciences and Society A Handbook NewDelhi Publishers New Delhi

Associate Member International Sericultural Commission Bangalore

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Soumen SahaDesignation Assistant Professor

Position Presently Holding Assistant Professor Department of Sericulture

E mail ID thustugmailcom

Qualifications Post doc PhD MSc

Research interests Plant Genomics molecular chara cterization and tissue culture of crops

YearAttendence of

Participated2018-2019(July-June) NA NA NA NA

Biochemical and molecular profiling ofmicropropagated and conventionally growncertain medicinal plants In A Chakravorty(ed) Dynamics in Biology

Akinik PublicationsNew Delhi

ISBN 978-93-87072-44-2

182 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Perspectives of Sericultural farming forSustainable Development In PK Paul BKSantra (eds) Ecology Sustainability andTechnology The Paradigm Shifting

Reactive oxygen species and antioxidantsystems in plants role and crosstalk underbiotic stress In R Roychowdhury SChoudhury M Hasanuzzaman (eds) StressManagement of Crops in the Changing Climate

Springer Netherlands In Press

Ocimum phytochemicals and their potentialimpact on human health In V Rao L Rao(eds) Phytochemicals in Human Health

Intech Open UK ISBN 978-1-78985-588-3

Exploration of Biodiversity of Tasar silkwormecoraces (A mylitta D) for EconomicIncentives to Tribalrsquos A Study inSimlipalBiosphere Reserve Odisha In JCKalita amp S Chakraborty (Eds) Kaleidoscope

Purbayon PublicationGuwahati India

ISBN 978-81-938937-3-9

Biodiversity status and conservationalrequirement of tropical Tasar (AntheraeamylittaD)- A review

Eco Env amp Cons --

Molecular Characterization of SesameGermplasms of West Bengal using RAPDMarker

ActaBiologicaSzegediensis --

Status Potentials Constrains and Strategies forDevelopment of Sericulture Farming System inWest Bengal State of India A Review

Bulgarian Journal ofAgricultural Science In Press

Member of PhD committee Department of Sericulture

Research Guidance

Tie ups and Collaborations

Dr Prasanta Kumar Kar (Scientist-D) Regional Tasar Research Station Central Silk Board (Ministerof Textile Govt of India) Baripada Mayurbhanj Odisha

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Amit Kumar MandalDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID amitmandal08gmailcom

Research interests Antimicrobial chemotherapy Genome wide survey for host response of silkwormBombyx mori during pathogenic bacterial infection Structural elucidation of bacterial exopolysaccharide

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 183

(especially MDR bacteria) Drug-macromolecules interaction Silk-fibroin based nanomaterials for drugdelivery Biosensors

YearAttendence of

2018-2019(July-June) NA NA NA NA

Exploring the dual impact of hydrocarbonchainlength and the role of piroxicam aconventional NSAID on soylecithinion pairamphiphiles mediated hybrid vesicles for brain-Tumors targeted drug delivery

Elsevier ISSN - 0927-7757

Probing the binding of Spathodeacampanulataleaves extract mediated biogenic potentialmicrobicidal silver nanoparticles to human serumalbumin An insight in the light of spectroscopicapproach

Silica coated metal oxide nanoparticles Magneticand cytotoxicity studies John Wiley ISSN- 2365-

6549Flocculating emulsification and metal sorptionproperties of a partial characterized novelexopolysaccharide produced by Rhizobium tropiciSRA1 isolated from Psophocarpustetragonolobus(L) DC

Springer Nature ISSN - 1139-6709

Biophysical Correlates on the CompositionFunctionality and Structure ofDendrimerminusLiposome Aggregates

AmericanChemical Society

Biosynthesis of silver nanoparticles and theirversatile antimicrobial properties

IOPScience

ISSN - 2053-1591

Green synthesis of silver nanoparticlesBiomolecule-nanoparticle organizations targetingantimicrobial activity

Royal Society ofChemistry

ISSN - 2046-2069

The antibacterial and anticancer properties of zincoxide coated iron oxide nanotextured Composites Elsevier ISSN - 0927-

7765

Fermented foods for health Process and Prospects CRC press (Taylorand Francis group)

Member of UG and PG Board of Research Studies of Sericulture

Sports Officer Raiganj University

Member of Student Welfare Board

Member of Animal Ethical Committee

Member of Bio-Safety Committee

184 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

Member of Environmental Conservation Centre

Research Guidance

Frontiers in Microbiology Journal (Section Antimicrobial agents and Chemotherapy)

Frontiers in Microbiology Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology Biotechnology ReportsCarbohydrate Polymers International Journal of Biological macromolecules 3-Biotech

Life member of the Indian Science Congress Association

Life member of the National Environmental Science Academy

Award

Green Innovation Technology Award-2018

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Abdul SadatDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID abdulsadat8293257675gmailcom

Research interests Conservation Biology and Entomology

YearAttendence of

Life cycle study of jute Semilooper(Anomissabulifera L) and generation of pestcalendar in Uttar Dinajpur district

The Pharma Innovation J --

Defensive response ofCorchorus olitorius in relation to infestationof Anomissabulifera

J Entomol --

Nodal teacher for Minority Scholarship

Research Guidance

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 185

Member of Editorial BoardsReviewer Societies Nil

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Name Dr Tanmay ChowdhuryDesignation Part Time Lecturer (Govt Approved)

Position Presently Holding Part Time Lecturer (Govt Approved) Department of Sericulture

Boysrsquo Hostel Superintendent

E mail ID tanmay000gmailcom

Research interests

Mulberry genetics and breeding plant molecular biology Plant tissue Culture Cryopreservation andmulberry pathology Ethnobotany Conservation of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants

YearAttendence of

InternationalConference on 2nd to4th March 2019

The 6th Asia-Pacific Congressof Sericulture and InsectBiotechnology (APSERI)

Mysore PosterPresentation

Ethnobotanical study of Dakshin Dinajpurdistrict of West Bengal In (Eds Joseacute LMartinez Amner MunTHORNoz-Acevedo ampMahendra Rai) Ethnobotany LocalKnowledge and Traditions

CRC Press New Delhi --

Isolation of octacosane-10-ol-21-ene fromThujaoccidentalis L cone and itsantibacterial activity

International Journal ofGreen and Herbal Chemistry --

Biodiversity status and conservationalrequirements of tropical Tasar(Antheraeamylitta D) -A review

Ecology Environment andConservation --

Secretary AASM garden Raiganj University

Research Guidance

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

186 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

NameMr Debjoy BhattacharyaDesignation Part Time Lecturer (Govt Approved)

Associate NCC Officer Raiganj University

E mail ID debjoy1981yahoocoin

QualificationsMSc

Research interests

Rural Development and Extension Management Entrepreneurship Development Plant Biotechnologyand Molecular Biology Nano-technology

Effect of feed supplementation withbiosynthesized silver nanoparticles using leafextract of Morusindica L V1 on Bombyx moriL (Lepidoptera Bombycidae)

Scientific Reports --

Exploration of Biodiversity of Tasar silkwormecoraces (A mylitta D) for EconomicIncentives to Tribalrsquos A Study in SimlipalBiosphere Reserve Odisha In JC Kalitaamp SChakraborty (Eds) Kaleidoscope

ISBN 978-81-938937-3-9

Antioxidative synergistic effect of extractmixture of some grass species

International Journalof Advanced andInnovative Research

Eco Env amp Cons

Member of Examination Committee for the examinations of the Programme Courses of the RaiganjUniversity

Member of Examination of the Examination Committee of the University of North Bengal for theunder-graduate examinations held at the Raiganj University centre

Award

Awarded as a Lieutenant Rank in NCC given by the Indian Army after completion of the Pre-Commissioned Course in NCC at Officersrsquo Training Academy Kamptee Maharashtra

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 187

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DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

PART A

1 Name of the Department Sociology

3 Name of the Programmess Courses Offered (UGPGMPhilPhD)- UG and PG

GE for UG and IDC for PG

6 Aims and objectives

a The departmental Teachers have taken initiative to bring major and minor Research Project fromICSSRUGC

b Department is going to organized Natinal International seminar

c Departmental journal will also be published

7 Participation of the Department in the Courses offered by other department GE IDC

8 No of Teaching Post 3Designation Sanctioned Filled UpFull time contractual 03 03

Name Qualification(DScDLittPhDMPhil etc) Designation Specializations

Dr Aniruddha Das PhDHead Department ofSociology(Additional Charge)

ModernHistory

Shri Kumar Chhatri MA in Sociology Full time contractual Sociology ofMovement

188 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

DrChakradhari Saha MPhil Phd Full time contractual SubalternStudies

Shri Biswajit Sarkar MA in Sociology Full time contractual MinorityStudies

i Prof Sanjay Roy Dept of Sociology University of North Bengal

ii Prof RSMukhopadhay Retired Prof Dept of Sociology University of North Bengal

iii ProfSRMondal Centre for Himalayan Studies Retired Prof Dept of Sociology University ofNorth Bengal

11 Qualifications of Teaching Staff with DSc DLitt PhD MPhil PG Number of Teaching Staffwith PhD -1 with PG-2

Smart class-room Field visit

Students participate in different activities arrangedorganized by NSS and NCC

14 Student Progression NCC NSS Blood Donation

15 Details of instructional facilities Class Room (2+1 smart class)

16 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibilities (ISR) and extension activities NCC NSS

PART- B

NameDr Anirudhha DasDesignation Associate Professor in History

Position Presently Holding Head of the Department Department of Sociology (Additional Charge)

Research InterestsModern India Intellectual HistoryAttendence of Conference Seminar Symposium Workshop Publications Research GuidanceMembership of Editorial Boards Specified in his profile of the Department of History-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMr Kumar ChhetriDesignation Full Time (Contractual) Department of Sociology

E mail ID kumarchhetri27gmailcom

QualificationsMA

Research Interests Sociological Theories Ethnicity Gender Social Movement regional sociologySociology of literature

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 189

WorkshopOrganization Place or

Venue

Participated

Special Lecture Series on 9thSeptember 2019

Department ofPoliticalScience

St JosephrsquosCollegeDarjeeling

Presented on Women andthe Making of SocialMovements in DarjeelingHills

International conference onLocal Issues Global resolutionsEcology Environment Climateamp Economy 10-11th January2018

RaiganjUniversity Raiganj Member of the

Organizing Committee

Gender Dimension of the GorkhalandMovement In Shreesh and Wayne Redpath(ed) Conference Proceeding 2016 TheAnnual Kathmandu Conference on Nepal andthe Himalaya

Kathmandu Social ScienceBaha

ISBN 978 9937597 487

The Unheard and Unsung Voices GorkhaWomen in the Indian National Movement

JONEAR (Journal of theNorth East Region)

ISSN 2321-0583

Administrative Responsibility inside the UniversityMember of the PG Board of Studies Department of SociologyMember of the UG Board of Studies Department of Sociology

Life Member of the Indian Sociological Society

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Chakradhari SahaDesignation Full Time (Contractual) Department of Sociology

E mail ID chakra_saha06rediffmailcom

QualificationsMA M Phil PhD

Research InterestsTribal Studies Subaltern Studies Theories of Social Anthropology Sociological Theory Sociologyof Change and Development

Life Member of Indian Sociological Society

Member of the District Level Monitoring Committee (DLMC) for National Tobacco ControlProgramme (Raiganj University Nominated Sociologist) Under the Department of Health and familyWelfare Government of West Bengal

190 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Name Shri Biswajit SarkarDesignation Full Time (Contractual) Department of Sociology

E mail IDbiswajit_rgurediffmailcom

QualificationsMA

Research InterestsAgrarian society Politics and rural Transformation

Member of Editorial BoardsReviewer SocietiesLife Member of Indian Sociological Society

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY

PART A

1 Name of the Department Zoology

5 Participation of the Department in the Courses offered by other department IDC Interdisciplinarycourses Zoology for PG sem1 and 2

6 No of Teaching PostDesignation Sanctioned Filled UpProfessorAssociate ProfessorAssistant Professor

124

023

7 Faculty Profile with Name Qualification Designation SpecializationName Qualification (DScDLittPhDMPhil etc) DesignationShri Amal Bhattacharya MSc Associate ProfessorShri Partha Sarathi Nandi MSc Associate ProfessorShri Vivek Roy MSc Assistant ProfessorShri Tapan Sarkar M Sc Assistant ProfessorDrDebashri Mondal MSc PhD Assistant Professor

8 Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handled (program wise) by temporary facultyNIL

9 Number of academic and support staff (technical) and administrative staff 02

10 How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Se examinations NET SET (SLET)GATErvices and other competitive examinations

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 191

NET 18 SET 01

11 List of doctoral post-doctoral students and research associates Doctoral 04

PART- B

NameMr Amal BhattacharyaDesignation Associate Professor

Associate Professor Department of Zoology

E mail IDamalbasabigmailcom

QualificationsMSc

Research Interests

Environmental Biology Toxicology

Venue

Participated

A State Level Seminar on ThePresent Status of Indian PalmCivet in West Bengal

Department ofZoology RaiganjUniversity

PRDasmunshi Hall

Presented Paper on TheCurrent Status of IndianPalm Civet in UttarDinajpur District and itsadjoining areas in WestBengal

Over Population Skewed Sex Ratio andHigh Homozygosity are Major Constraintsfor Better Survival of Indian Rhinos atGorumara National Park India

International Journal ofTrend in Research andDevelopment Vol5(4) July-Aug 2018

ISSN2394-9333

Convener Service Book Committee Raiganj University

Member of Board of Studies (UG-Hons Prog) Department of Zoology

Member of Board of Studies (PG Prog) Department of Zoology

Research Guidance

Reviewer of Journal of Environmental Biology (An International Research Journal on EnvironmentalScience and Toxicology) ISSN 0254- 8704 (Print) and 2394-0379 (online) from 4th April 2019 onwards

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

192 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

NameMr Partha Sarathi NandiDesignation Assistant Professor

Position Presently Holding Assistant Professor and Head Department of Zoology

E mail ID partharayma99gmailcom

QualificationsMSc

Research InterestsMorphometry Toxicology

First report on sprouted potato mediated rearingof mango mealy bug Drosichamangifeare(Green) to study biology and morphometry

Uttar Pradesh JofZoology --

Head of the Department Department of Zoology

Chairman Board of Studies (UG-Hons Prog) Department of Zoology

Chairman Board of Studies (PG Prog) Department of Zoology

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMr Vivek RoyDesignation Assistant Professor

Position Presently Holding Assistant Professor Department of Zoology

E mail ID vivekcoochbeharroygmailcom

QualificationsM Sc BEd

Research InterestsMolecular Endocrinology and Mammalian Reproductive Physiology

Venue

Hands on Training on DNABarcoding and Sequence analysisusing Bioinformatics tools on 18-20March 2019

BioinformaticsCentre

GuwahatiUniversity Participated

Member of Committees of Laboratory Safety Bio-safety Animal Ethical and Dissection MonitoringCommittee

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameMr Tapan SarkarDesignation Assistant Professor

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 193

E mail ID tapanruzoogmailcom

QualificationsMSc

Research Interests Environmental Biology Fisheries and Aquatic Studies

Small indigenous fish species (SIS)diversity in the river Teesta Jaldhakaand Torsa West Bengal India

International Journalof Fisheries andAquatic

ISSN2456-7248

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NameDr Debashri MondalDesignation Assistant Professor

E mail ID drdebashrimondalgmailcom

Research Interests Limnology Hydrobiology Aquatic Toxicology and Aquaculture

International Conference onldquoBiological Sciences inHuman Welfarerdquo during July09 2018

Department ofBotany RishiBankim ChandraCollege

Naihati 24Parganas(North) WestBengal

Presented Paperon NutritionalAnemia inYoung Children

The Utilization of Aquatic Weeds inan environmentally friendly way offish feed formulation- A Review

International Research Journalof EnvironmentalSciences

--

Member of Board of Research Studies Department of Zoology

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

194 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 | 195

FROM THE OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR

1 UG amp PG Admission [Online Process]

Entire admission process of UG amp PG at different academic departments is done through online systemThe reservation policy in admission is followed by UGC guidelines The entire admission system istransparent and merit list is uploaded in the university website from time to time in accordance with preannounced schedule

2 MPhil and PhD Admission

MPhil and PhD admission is done through online mode University is running MPhil and PhD in 17Departments

3 Scholarship of the students

The University is having more than 12000 students now and a huge number of students are availingdifferent scholarships like Swami Vivekananda merit cum means scholarship Kanyashree SCSTscholarship Doctoral students are availing fellowships like Rajiv Gandhi fellowship (RGNF) ICSSRfellowship etc

4 CAS

IQAC is formed as per guidelines of NAAC under the chairmanship of Honrsquoble Vice Chancellor tofacilitate the functioning of career advancement scheme for the teaching faculties of this university

5 Major projects

Teachers are receiving funds from different funding agencies like DST Govt of West Bengal ICSSR etc

6 List of Ongoing Research Projects with their source of fundingSlno

Name of theprofessor Name of the project Funding

agency Project cost No offellow Tenure

1Dr SanjeevKumar DeptofGeography

Birhor Tribe in IndiaVulnerability ICSSR Rs

450000 0230819to29820

2 Dr Tapas PalDept of

The Extent Severity andImpact of Soil Degradation

DST Govtof West

Rs1000000 01

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Geography and its SustainableMitigation in the WesternDistricts of West Bengal

Bengal

3

Dr PK DasMohapatraDept ofmicrobiology

Field trial of aquacultureproducts Uni-Max and UniEco sense on fishes RohuCatla Tilapia and andshrimpsprawns specieslitopenaeusvannameiamppenaeusmondon

SanzymeBiologies(p) LTd

Rs234000 01

4119to3120

4

Prof PKDasMohapatraDept ofMicrobiology

Study of probiotic bioreme-dating and other relatedfunctions of biostadt aquaproducts

BiostadtIndia Ltd

Rs330000 01

27718to26720

The publications of the teachers have been included in the Annual Report

6 Recruitment of Teachers and Non-teaching staffs

Recruitment of Teachers is a regular activity as per UGC norms Around 30-35 new teachers will bejoining the University very soon

7 Human Resources (2018-19)

Professor 05

Associate Professor 19

Assistant Professor 61

Officer 09

Teacher (contractual) 16

Teacher (part time) 07

Teacher (guest) 48

Teacher (Visiting Professor) 03

Secretary to Honrsquoble VC 01

Non Teaching (substantive) 26

Non-teaching (Group C) (Contractual) 34

Non-teaching (Group D) (Contractual) 37

Engineer (Contractual) 04

Non Teaching Daily Wage Staff 22

8 IQAC

The National Assessment of Accreditation Council (NAAC) Autonomous Body of University GrantsCommission has made mandatory to obtain accreditation of higher educational institution to improve theirquality According to the guidelines as framed by the NAAC to maintain the quality in an institutionwhich is a matter of long term initiative and to reach this goal of our University Raiganj University hasset up Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) in the year 2016 The members of the committee havebeen changed time to time as per the need The IQAC of our University is given the administrative powerand responsibility of quality improvement of the University It promotes and determines quality related

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activities and issues to various programmes and activities such as seminar workshop symposiaconferences academic meetings and any such kind of events or programme for all the stakeholders of theUniversity The role of the IQAC has been assigned to maintain the quality standard in teaching learningand evaluation on the basis of the classes taken by the teachers results of the students research worksprogression of the students research works research consultancy the placement of the students etc

The main objective of IQAC of our University is

(i) to examine the functioning of IQAC as an administrative quality body

(ii) to analyze and work out various opinions of coordinator of non-member s of IQAC regarding therole of the development of the University

(iii) to find out solution to issues if any are discovered in the working of the University

(iv) to organize co-curricular and extra-curricular activities of the students

(v) it supports for orientation refresher and other short term training courses for teaching and non-teaching staff though IQAC

(vi) academic financial decision making autonomy of IQAC

IQAC tries to include everyone in its activities but sometimes some individuals are excluded in someprogrammes The present composition of IQAC is as follows

1 Vice-Chancellor - Chairperson

2 Prof Kali Shankar Tiwary Dept of MathematicsmdashDirector

3 Prof Dipak Kumar Roy Dept of BengalimdashMember

4 Prof Girish Kumar R Dept of Political SciencemdashMember

5 Dr Sakuntala Gupta Dept of PhysicsmdashMember

6 Dr Aniruddha Das Dept of HistorymdashMember

7 Dr Subrata Saha Dept of EconomicsmdashMember

8 Dr Nirjhar Sarkar Dept of EnglishmdashMember

9 Dr Debnirmalya Gangapadhyay Dept of SericulturemdashMember

10 Dr Ashoke Chanda Special Officer Law amp EC MembermdashMember

11 Dr Durlav Sarkar RegistrarmdashMember

12 CA Sankar Ghorai Finance OfficermdashMember

13 Dr Anupam Saha Professor of Pathology Mata Gujri Memorial Medical College andHospital mdashMember

14 Dr Biswajit Bera Director (Research) Tea Board India Ministry of Commerce amp IndustryGovt of India Tea Park Bhola More Siligurimdash735 135mdashMember

15 Sri Biplab Roy Non-teaching StaffmdashMember

16 Sri Biswajit Debnath Dept of English PG 1st Semester (Reg No0116130130695)mdashMember

The meetings of the IQAC is held regularly A notice in this regard is issued in advance to the memberswith agenda The resolution of the proceedings are noted and in the next meeting action taken report ofthe resolution adopted in the meeting are placed to review the progress of the work undertaken by theIQAC

The Director of the IQAC is in power to check the minimum requirement as set up by the Govt and UGCtime to time for the promotion of the teachers and the staff of the University When any file comes to the

198 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

office of the Director the Director carefully checks and if it is found the application is entitled to thepromotion and the candidate has the requisite qualification and experience etc the file of the candidate issent with recommendation to take necessary action in this regard and if possible if the candidate satisfiesall the further requirements the candidate be given the promotion with effect from the date as it deems fit

8 UGC approved 12B status and 2f Status of University

UGC Inspection Committee visited the University on 10-11th August 2017 and University received 12-Bstatus on 3rd January 2018 and received 2f status on 3rd September 2015

9 Convocation

Universityrsquos 1st Convocation was held on 3rd February 2019 at the premises of the University Universityconferred DLitt (Hons Course) to Sri Harimadhab Mukhopadhyaya a noted playwright from BalurghatDakshin Dinajpur West Bengal

FROM THE OFFICE OF THE FINANCE OFFICER

In pursuance of the University Act Read section 50(1) Chapter V the Annual accounts of the Universityduly prepared and duly approved by the Executive Council and duly audited time to time

Salient features

1 The accounts have been prepared on ERP system

2 No depreciation on fixed Assets has been charged into accounts

3 Previous yearrsquos figures will be regrouped recast and rearranged whenever necessary

In exercise of the power conferred by sub-section (3) of section 1 of the Raiganj University Act 2014(West Bengal Act XXVI of 2014) the Governor is hereby pleased to appoint the 3rd day of February2015 as the date of effect on which date the erstwhile Raiganj College (University College ) started itsactivity as Raiganj University Before establishment of the University it was a College under NorthBengal University The University is situated at ward no 21 of Raiganj Municipality It is within RaiganjBlock as well as Raiganj Sub-division of Uttar Dinajpur District

The total area possessed by the University is 1362 acres out of which total built up area is 4369 sq m and70 class rooms Apart from the above recently an amount of 1119 acres of land is handed over to RaiganjUniversity on behalf of the Government of West Bengal through the intervention of the administration ofthe district of Uttar Dinajpur

At present is running with the following UG Courses

Bengali English Sanskrit History Geography Political Science Philosophy Economics PhysicsChemistry Mathematics Zoology Botany BCA Microbiology Sericulture Sociology EducationStatistics and Commerce

From the next year university has plan to open UG courses of the following subjects

LLB Agriculture Pisciculture

University is also running PG courses of the following Subjects

Bengali English Sanskrit History Geography Political science Philosophy Economics PhysicsChemistry Mathematics Zoology Botany Microbiology Sericulture Sociology Education StatisticsMBA and Commerce

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From the coming Year University has plan to open the following Certificate PG Courses

Journalism and Mass Communication Travel and Tourism Management

University also runs PhD and MPhilProgramme from the beginning University maintains it Providentfund deposit with Raiganj Treasury ndashI at Karnojora Po- Raiganj Dist ndash Uttar DinajpurThe Universityprovides DCRB facility as per the DCRB Rules of the University of North Bengal since approval ofDCRB rules of the University is pending in the Department of Higher Education Department of theGovernment of West Bengal

I put on record my inertness to the Honrsquoble Vice-Chancellor Registrar Controller of Examinations Headof the Academic Departments Dean of Arts commerce Law Dean of Science Librarian TeachersOfficers Non- Teaching employees as well as all incumbents of Finance Department for their active co-operation and support in preparation of the Annual Accounts of the University from the Financial year2015-16 to 2018-2019

FROM IQAC OF THE UNIVERSITY

The National Assessment of Accreditation Council (NAAC) Autonomous Body of University GrantsCommission has made mandatory to obtain accreditation of higher educational institution to improve theirquality According to the guidelines as framed by the NAAC to maintain the quality in an institutionwhich is a matter of long term initiative and to reach this goal of our University Raiganj University hasset up Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) in the year 2016 The members of the committee havebeen changed time to time as per the need The IQAC of our University is given the administrative powerand responsibility of quality improvement of the University It promotes and determines quality relatedactivities and issues to various programmes and activities such as seminar workshop symposiaconferences academic meetings and any such kind of events or programme for all the stakeholders of theUniversity The role of the IQAC has been assigned to maintain the quality standard in teaching learningand evaluation on the basis of the classes taken by the teachers results of the students research worksprogression of the students research works research consultancy the placement of the students etc

i to examine the functioning of IQAC as an administrative quality body

ii to analyze and work out various opinions of coordinator of non-member s of IQAC regarding therole of the development of the University

iii to find out solution to issues if any are discovered in the working of the University

iv to organize co-curricular and extra-curricular activities of the students

v it supports for orientation refresher and other short term training courses for teaching and non-teaching staff though IQAC

vi academic financial decision making autonomy of IQAC

1 Vice-ChancellormdashChairperson

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9 Dr DebnirmalyaGangapadhyay Dept of SericulturemdashMember

13 Dr Anupam Saha Professor of Pathology Mata Gujri Memorial Medical College and

Hospital mdashMember

14 Shri S Basu Roy Special Secretary Higher Education Department Govt of West BengalmdashMember

15 Dr Biswajit Bera Director (Research) Tea Board India Ministry of Commerce amp Industry Govtof India Tea Park Bhola More Siligurimdash735 135mdashMember

The meetings of the IQAC held regularly A notice in this regard is issued in advance to the memberswith agenda The resolution of the proceedings are noted and in the next meeting action taken report ofthe resolution adopted in the meeting are placed to review the progress of the work undertaken by theIQAC

The Director of the IQAC is in power to check the minimum requirement as set up by the Govt and UGCtime to time for the promotion of the teachers and the staff of the University When any file comes to theoffice of the Director the Director carefully checks and if it is found the application is entitled to thepromotion and the candidate has the requisite qualification and experience etc the file of the candidate issent with recommendation to take necessary action in this regard and if possible if the candidate satisfiesall the further requirements the candidate be given the promotion with effect from the date as it deems fit

UGC approved 12B status and 2f Status of University

Convocation

Universityrsquos 1st Convocation held on 3rd February 2019 at the premises of University Universityconferred DLitt (Honoris Causa) to Sri Harimadhab Mukhopadhyaya a noted play wright from BalurghatDakshin Dinajpur West BengalIn the convocation one DSc Degree Eleven PhD Degrees Four MPhilDegrees and Rank Holders for PG and UG degrees were conferred

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FROM THE OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER OF EXAMIMINATIONS

The office of the Controller of Examinations at Raiganj University following a credible valid effectiveand transparent evaluation system that responds confidently to the challenges to fulfill the demand of aknowledge society

Since its establishment the office of the Controller of Examinations at Raiganj University has beenfunctioning smoothly with the vision of excellence in the academic area The office performs thefollowing works

1 Conduction of all the examinations

2 Publication of result

3 Preparation of Tabulation book

4 Sending of Paper-setting

5 Conduction of meeting of Board of Moderation

6 Preparation of examination schedule

7 Issuance marksheet and grade card

8 Issuance of Certificates

9 Result publication of Post-Publication Reassessment amp Post-Publication Scrutiny

10 Issuance of certificates to the teachers in relation to duty performance in examination

11 Verification of remuneration bill and process of the bill

13 Printing of marksheets grade cards and certificates

14 Procurement of TADA bill of external teachers relating to examination

15 Prepartion of list of rank holder and medalists before the conduct of Annual Convocation

16 Preservation of marksheets grade cards and certificates

Beside these many other official work relating to examination also performed by the office of theController of Examinations All the staff of the branch have tirelessly been working for timelypublication of results The office has its own internal system for the matter of tabulation scrutiny andprinting of marksheets grade card and certificates In this matter Raiganj University has so far an

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example in the whole of West Bengal However the automation is being implemented gradually byexternal agency

We at Raiganj University are following Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) in tune of global trends andthe adoption of a proper grading system to measure performance of the student The university hasimplemented the CBCS system in both UG and PG level from the academic session 2017-2018

Performance report for the session 2018-2019

The following examinations were conducted by this department during the year 2018-2019

1 PG 2ndamp 4th Semester Examinations 2019

2 UG Honours 2nd 4thamp 6th Semester Examinations 2019

3 UG Programme Course 2ndamp 4th Semester Examination 2019

4 UG Part-I II amp III General Examinations 2019

5 MPhil 2ndamp 4th Semester Examination 2019

6 PhD Course Work Examination July 2019

7 MPhil 3rd Semester Exaination 2019

8 Entrance Test -2019 for admission to PG 1st Semester Programme

The office of the Controller of Examinations not only conducted the above mentioned examinations butthe office needs to arrange Board of Moderation meeting sending of Paper-setting and other official worksimultaneously The office of the Controller of Examinations proud to say that the office has publishedthe result of the Entrance Test -2019 for admission to PG 1st Semester Programme on the same day ofthe examination with the help of the staff of the Controller of Examinations officers and teachers ofRaiganj University with their determination of work

Some Statistical Data (2018-2019)ProgramCode

ProgrammeName

Number of students appearedin the final year examination

Number of students passed infinal year examination

UG-21 BENGALI 60 60

UG-21 ENGLISH 70 70

UG-21 SANSKRIT 61 60

UG-21 HISTORY 41 39

UG-21 PHILOSOPHY 38 37

UG-21 POL SCIENCE 43 43

UG-21 ECONOMICS 18 18

UG-21 GEOGRAPHY 31 31

UG-21 EDUCATION 19 19

UG-41 COMMERCE 47 46

UG-31 PHYSICS 16 16

UG-31 CHEMISTRY 17 17

UG-31 MATHEMATICS 43 43

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UG-31 BOTANY 10 10

UG-31 ZOOLOGY 21 21

UG-31 MICROBIOLOGY 18 16

UG-31 SERICUTURE 8 8

UG-31 BCA 13 13

UG-20 BA 936 589

UG-30 BSC 17 15

UG-40 BCOM 11 8

PG-5 BENGALI 74 74

PG-5 ENGLISH 53 52

PG-5 SANSKRIT 37 37

PG-5 HISTORY 34 33

PG-5 PHILOSOPHY 39 37

PG-5 POL SCIENCE 25 25

PG-5 ECONOMICS 3 3

PG-5 GEOGRAPHY 44 44

PG-5 EDUCATION 34 34

PG-5 SOCIOLOGY 8 8

PG-7 COMMERCE 4 4

PG-6 PHYSICS 23 23

PG-6 CHEMISTRY 22 22

PG-6 MATHEMATICS 41 41

PG-6 BOTANY 16 16

PG-6 ZOOLOGY 14 14

PG-6 MICROBIOLOGY 10 10

PG-6 SERICUTURE 6 6

PG-6 CIS 4 4

PG-8 LAW 4 4

PG-9 MBA 18 18

MPhil-50 BENGALI 4 4

MPhil-50 SANSKRIT 3 3

MPhil-50 HISTORY 1 1

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MPhil-50 PHILOSOPHY 2 2

MPhil-50 POL SCIENCE 1 1

MPhil-50 ECONOMICS 1 1

MPhil-50 GEOGRAPHY 5 5

MPhil-50 ZOOLOGY 2 2

The office of the Controller of Examinations incorporated modern technologies in its day to day work toget its excellence

FROM THE CENTRAL LIBRARY

The Central Library of Raiganj University is a major scholarly resource hub which provides informativesupport to the teaching and research activities for the Faculty Members of the University StudentsResearchers Non-Teaching Employees and External Members Raiganj University has grown in terms ofits infrastructure and facilities since 1948 though the University began its functioning in the year 2015 Inthe initial stage we collected syllabus oriented textbooks along with a limited number of reference booksthough we had a rich collection which we inherit from the College Library Now we are collecting rarebooks Manuscripts Census Gazetteers and Bibliographies etc from various sources in hard and softcopies Till now the library has more than 200 rare books and Manuscripts - some of which are of nationaland international importance We are continuously searching for rare books and other knowledgeresources to enrich the collection These collections would surely engage the teachers scholars studentsand external members of the Central Library of this University to join the quest for knowledge

To help the Students as well as Scholars and faculty Members of the University hailing basically fromrural areas and belonging to the socially and economically backward brackets pursuing higher educationand research the Central Library of this University continuously enriches its collection with Rare BooksManuscripts Census Gazetteers Bibliographies Theses and other relevant knowledge resources

Besides this the Central Library has established a separate section namely ldquoNorth Bengal with specialemphasis on Dinajpur (Now Uttar Dinajpur amp Dakshin Dinajpur)rdquo to encourage scholars for socio-scientific research on this area by providing Rare Books Theses Census Reports Gazetteers RareJournals Reference Books amp Journals etc both in soft and hard copies

The library has a collection of several reports like Education Reports Occasional papers books ofheritage importance etc The library with the help of the teachers non-teaching staff research scholarsand the students is also trying to collect very old books and manuscripts from the local people which havehistorical importance

The Central Library started its automation process in 2016 We have partially automated our librarysystem through SOUL 20 (Software for University Libraries) with WEB 20 Version and the process isbeing continued

Software for University Libraries (SOUL) is state-of-the-art integrated library management softwaredesigned and developed by the INFLIBNET Centre based on requirements of college and universitylibraries It is user-friendly software developed to work under client-server environment The software iscompliant to international standards for bibliographic formats networking and circulation protocols After

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a comprehensive study discussions and deliberations with the senior professionals of the country thesoftware was designed to automate all housekeeping operations in library SOUL 20 is compliant tointernational standards such as MARC 21 bibliographic format Unicode based Universal Character Setsfor multilingual bibliographic records and NCIP 20 and SIP 2 based protocols for electronic surveillanceand control

In its mission to provide the reference and research infrastructure to the academic communities of theUniversity the library started developing its collection with the inputs from different academicdepartments At present this library has a total collection of 62855 books which also includes gifts fromvarious sources The library holds approximately one lakh documents Apart from general collections ithas rare books and stock of old series of newspapers journals and notable collections of rare manuscriptsThe members of the library enjoy the opportunity of online access of Journals eBooks through theINFLIBNET Centre and JSTOR J-Gate+ World E-book Library E-PG Pathshala and South AsiaArchive through ESS Recently the process of digitizing some of the collections of the Central Library ofthe University has been started via establishing Digital Library which also includes and collection of e-books collected from different sources by the library professionals The establishment Information Huband Teachersrsquo Reading Room-cum-Information Hub has already completed and ready for the users of thelibrary and an initiative has also taken for the establishment of Information Hub in Studentsrsquo ReadingRoom with 16 Computers via Thin-Client Recently the Library Committee has taken a decision for thesake of the stakeholders of the University and resolved to keep library open on Saturdays and SundaysTo mitigate the social demand the Library has initiate outreach services for community interest so thatnon-members and potential users may also avail library services The University library maintainsindividual departmental library facilities to the users and also maintains Career Guidance and CompetitiveExaminations Cell along with Journal Section The process of setting up of multi-storied building for thelibrary with state-of-the-art facilities is underway

The Central Library has collection on all branches of Science Arts Social Science Commerce Law andManagement and provides books journals as well as current information on various topics to fulfill theneed of the various components of the university community viz teachers research scholars studentsofficers staff and potential users towards the fulfillment of their objectives

Name of the Department Central Library

Name of the Staff (1st July 2018 ndash 30th June 2019)Sl No Name Designation1 Sri Ajay Misra Deputy Librarian amp Library In-Charge2 Sri Harendra Nath Roy Assistant Librarian3 Miss Adrija Roy Poddar Library Professional (Contractual)4 Sri Bijoy Kumar Singha Library Professional (Contractual)5 Sri Ashim Majumdar Library Attendant6 Sri Samir Kumar Modak Office Assistant (Contractual)7 Sri Subhendu Kumar Das Library Attendant (Contractual)8 Miss Tonmayee Dey Library Attendant (Contractual)9 Sri Swapan Chakraborty Library Attendant (Retd)

Total number of library memberStatus Numbers

Students (UG) 3771

Students (PG) 925

M Phil 78

Research Scholar 108

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Faculty Members amp others 135

Total Members 5017

Average issuereturn of books (daily) 400 (approx)

Average number of members visited daily in the library 165 (aaprox)

Seating capacity in the Library 88

Creation of Information Hub amp Reading Room etc Central Library has made Information Hub for theStudentsrsquo with 15 Computers and Teachersrsquo Reading Room-cum-Information Hub with 2 computersalong with internet facility

Internet Facility The Central Library is now equipped with100 mbps ILL form BSNL for its users

MoU Signed AMoU was signed between INFLIBNET and Raiganj University by which our CentralLibrary is now able to upload Theses in Shodhganga a reservoir of Indian Theses and subscribe E-resources via E-Shodhsindhu Consortium for Higher Education Electronic Resources

The Central Library facilitates its users by the following servicesSl No Services1 Bibliographic Service2 Reference Service3 Information Service4 Reprographic Facility5 Internet Facility6 Online Access to Selected Journals through J-GATE+ JSTOR South Asia

Archive World E-book Library E-PG Pathshala etc7 Study and Research Support Service8 Information Hub for Students Teachers amp Research Scholars9 Journals of National and International repute10 Lending facilities for books11 Digital Library (Offline)12 After processing the documents are being sent regularly to the Departmental

Seminar Libraries as required13 Display of Information regarding arrival of Books and Journals14 OPAC and Web OPAC15 Career Guidance Service16 Reading facilities to Retired Teachers17 User Orientation18 Service to the outsiders19 Plagiarism Checking through URKUND

Establishment of New Section Central Library established a separate section namely ldquoNorth Bengalwith special emphasis on Dinajpur (Now Uttar Dinajpur amp Dakshin Dinajpur)rdquo to encourage scholars forsocio-scientific research on this area by providing Rare Books Theses Census Reports Gazetteers RareJournals Reference Books amp Journals etc both in soft and hard copies

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FROM THE OFFICE OF THE DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

Actual Expenditure during the Financial Year 2018-19

April-2018 to March-2019)

SlNo Name of the Projects Actual Expenditure Funding Agency Status Remarks

1 Buildings ₹ 2416409151

Dept of HigherEducation Govt ofWB amp UniversityOwn Fund

Completed

2 Furniture amp Fixture ₹ 989885700 Completed

3 Electrical Appliacces ₹ 763524500 Completed

4 Library Books ampJournals ₹ 149016900 Completed

5 LaboratoryEquipments ₹ 576780500 Completed

6 Buildings (G+9) ₹ 10000000000

Dept of HigherEducation Scienceand Technology ampBiotechnologyGovt of WB

Approx40 workdone

7 Motor Vehicles ₹ 320418300 University OwnFund Completed

8 Sports Equipment ₹ 3016400 University OwnFund Completed

9 Computer Peripherals ₹ 28595200 University Own

Fund Completed

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Total ₹ 15247646651

FROM THE OFFICE OF THE NSS

1 Observed Aranya Saptaha Through Plantation Programme 14072018 to 20072018

A Hundred saplings were planted in the boundary of the main campus of Raiganj University

All the officers along with several faculty members extended their support in this programme Around120 Volunteers participated with great energy in this event

2 Candle March for Kerala Relief Fund 230818

National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit-II had organised a candle march for Kerala relief fund on 23rdAugust 2018 to spread awareness and extended support to the affected About 109 volunteers across unitwere fully involved in the activities Whenever there is a need the NSS volunteers are there to serve thenation Collected items of daily uses like Dry ration clothes soaps sanitary napkins medicines of regularuse Milk Powder bleaching powders Hand wash and sanitizers along with money were sent to CMRelief Fund of Kerala

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3 A Sepcial Talk on Swachchata Aviyan 170918

Special talkwas given by Honrsquoble Vice Chancellor and Registrar of the University to make our studentsaware of the need for cleanliness in our livelihood The 85 NSS volunteers of Unit IV stronglyparticipated for arranging and making the programme successful

ARANYA SAPTAHA

CANDLE MARCH

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4 Awareness Programme on Thalasemiya Motivation to Blood Donation Reusing of PlasticsMaterials in the Adopted Village 190918

An awareness programme on Thalasemiya motivation to blood donation reusing of plastics materials inthe adopted Village was held by Unit I of the National Service Scheme Programme Raiganj UniversityThe individuals of the village were told and reminded by the NSS volunteers about the various reasons forwhich they need to donate Blood and the importance of reuse of plastic The 86 NSS volunteersdistributed jute and bags among the villagers to develop the habit of less plastic in their regular activitiesUnit I of NSS RGU plans to hold many more such programmes in the future

5 NSS Day Celebration and Swachchata Aviyan 240918

The NSS Unit IV of Raiganj University observed NSS Day Celebration and conductedSwachchataAviyan with an active participation of 67 NSS volunteers To encourage the activities HonrsquobleVice Chancellor himself joined the programme

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6 Observed Communal Harmony Week 221118

Communal Harmony Week was observed at the university campus 54 volunteersparticipated in this

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7 Literacy Field Work 15-03-19

NSS Unit-V of the University with 84 volunteers conducted an awareness programme about literacy andeducation The volunteers also told the children about the various schemes launched by the Govt likeKanyashree to keep the education of the girl child uninterrupted The volunteers told the children and thefew villagers who were there about why it is absolutely important for the girl child to be well-educatedThe volunteers also explained the evils of marrying the girl child off at an early age thereby bringing hereducation to a stop The school children also recited poems sang songs and danced a few tribal dancesteps as the camp exhorted them to showcase their talent

8 Organized A Blood Donation Camp25-04-19

A Blood Donation Camp was organised by NSS all Units at the University campus and 82 NSSvolunteers donated blood and were sent to the blood bank of Super speciality Hospital Raiganj

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FROM THE OFFICE OF NCCRAIGANJ UNIVERSITY UNIT

The NCC Unit of Raiganj University has been instrumental in organising several programmes for theuniversity

2018

13 programmes were organised by the NCC Raiganj University-unit in 2018 Thecelebrationsobservances began with a week-long Traffic-Rules-Awareness programme (1-7 January2018) in which NCC-Raiganj University-unit was aided by the Uttar Dinajpur Police 1 teacher and 52students participated in the programme 12 teachers and 78 students observed Swami VivekanandarsquosBirth-anniversary on 12 January 2018 10 teachers and 105 students participated in the observance ofNetaji Subhas Chandra Basursquos birthday on 23 January 2018 During the Republic Day-celebration (26January 2018) 28 teachers and 128 students were present 5 teachers and 45 students participated in thelsquoSafe Drive Save Lifersquo-programme of 24 March 2018 World Environment Day (5 June 2018) wasobserved by 11 teachers and 56 students 3 teachers and 66 students observed the International Yoga Dayon 21 June 2018 18 teachers and 115 students observed the Independence Day on 15 August 2018 5teachers and 87 students observed the Gandhi Jayanti on 2 October 2018 (and a rally in connection toNational Tobacco Control Programme was organised too) 2 teachers and 75 students donated blood on 5October 2018 during the observance of National Voluntary Blood Donation Day On 24 November 2018the NCC Day was observed in presence of 4 teachers and 92 students 2 teachers and 88 studentsparticipated in the observance of the World AIDS Day on 1 December 2018 where the Uttar DinajpurDistrict CMOH Office was a fellow-organiser Finally an Awareness Programme on Health andHygiene and Current Medical Challenges was organised by the NCC Raiganj University-unit on 6December 2018 in collaboration with the CMOH Office of Uttar Dinajpur 12 teachers and 80 studentsparticipated

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2019

Until 19 November 2019 9 programmes have been organisedobserved by Raiganj University 12teachers and 76 students observed the Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda on 12 January 2019 123students and 18teachers observed the Birth Anniversary of Netaji Subhas Chandra Basu 12 teachers 128students observed the Republic Day on 26 January 2019 All the teachers and 132 student-cadetsparticipated in the organisation of the 1st Convocation of Raiganj University on 3 February 2019 On 5June 2019 6 teachers and 85 students observed the World Environment Day 12 teachers and 250students (with participation from local clubs) observed the International Yoga Day on 21 June 2019 On26 June 2019 12 teachers and 95 students participated in an Awareness Programme onagainst Drug andIllegal Trafficking For seventeen days 15-31 July 2019 the Swachh Bharat Programme was observedby the NCC Raiganj University-unit 8 teachers and 106 students participated 28 teachers and 276students observed the Indian Independence Day on 15 August 2019

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FROM THE OFFICE OF THE SPORTS BOARD

Director Dr Amit Kumar Mandal

Constitution of the Department 16032018

Nature of the Board Statutory Board

Name of the Members of Sports Board

Prof Anil Bhuimali Honrsquoble Vice-chancellor Chairman

Dr Durlav Sarkar Registrar Secretary

Dr Amit Kumar Mandal Asst Prof amp Sports Officer (Offg) Assistant secretary

Dr Ashok Das Department of Mathematics Member

Shri Priyotosh Sarkar Department of Commerce Member amp Treasurer

Dr Sujoy Kumar Mojumdar Asst Prof amp Placement and Students Welfare Officer Departmentof Economics

Dr Mozammel Haque Asst Prof Department of Political Science Member

Mr Tapan Nag Finance Branch Member

Mr Kushal Biswas CE Branch Member

Shri Pradip Chhandra Ex-student of Raiganj University College University Blue

Mr Debasish Chanda University Blues

Mr Rabi Shankar Prasad University Blues

Name of the Sports Officer

At a Glance

Sports Board of Raiganj University believes in Healthy body Healthy Mind considering sports as thefundamental right to all University is committed to spread the message of Swami Vivekananda thatsports are the essential part of life Sports Board of Raiganj University organizes various sports eventsfrequently (both outdoor and indoor) for both boys and girlsrsquo students in University campus andencourages students to take part in National amp International level

Vision

To encourage health and fitness among the students

To offer a effervescent sports environment

To explore upcoming talented sports persons

To extend the strong and healthy association between students via sports

To enhance quality and high standard performance of sports

The office of the University Sports Board coordinates and executes the following functional activities

Admission under Sports Quota

The candidates who want to apply in various UG and PG courses under Raiganj University shall have toapply through online mode only After that heshe have to furnish original and attested copies of thecertificate(s) related to sports to the Registrar Secretary of the Sports Board Sports board will furtherevaluate the potential candidature of the applicant using the below mentioned criteria

216 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

A Candidate with State Representation meritcertificate (ie participation in Inter-State completion) orabove in the sports and games recognized by the AIU

B Candidate having position 1st2nd3rd for individual eventsports or member of ChampionRunnersup team for team eventsportsgames in Inter-Dist (open) competition or above in the sports and gamesrecognized by the AIU Further candidate having position 1st 2nd in the Zonal Inter-Universitycompetition or having position 1st2nd3rd in the All IndiaInter-Zonal Inter-University completion in theAIU conducted sportsgames with percentage of marksrank as fixed by the concerned faculty atqualifying examination is eligible to apply for admission under the sports quota However followingcriteria will be followed in case of Chess and Tennis for sports quota admission

For Chess Applicant having the FIDE rating 1700 and above along with the criteria specified above iseligible to apply for admission under the sports quota

For Tennis Applicant having the AITA ranking up to 300 for under 18 years boysgirls or ranking up to500 for open (MenWomen) category is eligible to apply for admission under the sports quota Theratingranking for Chess amp Tennis on the day week of publication of advertisement for admission undersports quota is applicable

Notes In case of non availability of desired candidate in the sports quota the vacant seats should bemerged with the general quota

C Award (Blue certificate Blazer amp Memento for prize winner) Students who represent RajganjUniversity in District State All India Inter-University competition under the sponsorship of AIU at anyevent is being given blue certificate and those who represent University successively three times in thesame event is being awarded by Blazer by the University Mementos are awarded to the students thosewho win medals in individual or team event at DistrictStateAll India Inter-University competition

D Sports Inspiration Sports Board shall organize a sports inspiration programme every alternate year every two years to felicitate and motivate the student-participants of Raiganj University for theirrepresentation and outstanding sports achievements in the Inter-University sports games in the presenceof sporting legends

E Award for Best Sports person of Raiganj University This trophy is awarded to a student who willsecure maximum points by representing the university and performing well at various State District AllIndia Inter-University level competition in sports amp games decided by the Sports Board This trophy isawarded each year in the Annual Convocation

F Participation in AIU Inter-University Sports amp Coaching Camp To bring out talented sportspersons Sports Board welcomes all the deserving students to participate in various Inter-University sportsevents such as Football Volleyball Basketball Cricket Tennis Table Tennis Kho-Kho BadmintonBall Badminton Athletics Weight amp Power lifting Yoga etc at Zonal Inter-Zonal amp All India Inter-University level In support of participation university run sports coaching camp for the above statedsports events as amp when required under the supervision of part-time coaches and fitness amp gym trainer

G Participation other than Inter-University Tournament Competition Other than AIU Inter-University tournament university teams players also participate in other State National Internationallevel competitions like West Bengal Inter-University Inter-College Tournament State Championship Inter-State (National) Championship amp International competitions recognized by the competentauthorities

H University Intra-Mural Sports Activities Sports Board of Raiganj University organizes AnnualSports Inter-Department Inter-Faculty competitions celebrates Independence Week by organizingsporting activities and provides opportunity to participate in various Invitational amp Friendly matches inthe university campus Sports Board also organizes Karate coaching programme with the aim to promoteself defense activity and encourages Multi-Gym amp Fitness Training throughout the year in the universityfor all the boy amp girl students

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I Sports Facilities Sports Board offers a vibrant sports environment with facilities of speciousplaygrounds courts gymnasiums along with the regular sports provision for all major sports and gamesin the university for the students and employees of Raiganj University

Sports and Physical activities

Raiganj University sports board is aware of the idea of Healthy body means a Healthy Mind taking intoconsideration sports as the elementary right to all The vision of this board is to encourage fitness androbustness among the students to offer a vibrant sports environment to look at forthcoming talentedsports persons to broaden the strong and healthy association between students via sports and to augmentquality and high standard performance of sports Sonia Baishya of our University had bagged gold in theOpen National Athletics Championship in Chennai She participated and won the gold medal at 18thAsian Games Invitation Tournament held at Jakarta in Indonesia

Sports Board of Raiganj University organizes Inter-Departmental Sports Tournaments viz CricketCarrom (Doubles) Chess Badminton (Singles and Doubles) 100m 200m 400m 800 m and 1600mrunning Long jump and relay race

Figure 1 Inter-Departmental Sports Tournaments viz Cricket Carrom (Doubles) Chess Badminton(Singles and Doubles) 100m 200m 400m 800 m and 1600m running Long jump and relay race

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Figure 2 Teaching Vs Non-Teaching Tournament(Venue University Play Ground)

Inter University Participation of RGU for the session of 2018-2019

EZIU Football Tournament (Men)

Org by Revenshaw University Cuttack Odisha

Date 02112019

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PROF ASIM KUMAR BOTHRA ENVIRONMENTCONSERVATION CENTRE

Director Dr Pradip Kumar Mahatra

Name of the DepartmentCentre Professor Asim Kumar Bothra Environment Conservation Centre

Objectives of the Centrei) Conservation and characterization of germplasm of Indigenous Crop varieties through seed bank

and to provide scientific support for the propagation with a special emphasis on rice and pulseii) Promotion of agriculture related indigenous technology with necessary modification for rural

developmentiii) Documentation of traditional knowledge about cultivation of indigenous rice verities and

nutritional value of riceiv) Encouraging farmers to go for organic farmingv) Bridge the relationship between crop diversities microclimate and sustainabilityvi) Conservation and characterization of medicinal plants drug design and drug development

Composition of the CentreName Designation Responsibility

Prof Anil Bhuimali Vice-Chancellor ChairmanDr Pradeep Kr Das Mohapatra Associate Professor Microbiology DirectorDrKinkar Biswas Assistant Professor Chemistry TreasurerOther 13 teachersofficers Academic Personnel Members

Events OrganizedSl No Name of the events Date No of participants

1 Summer Training Program for SchoolStudents-2019 6th May ndash 17th May 2019 11

2 Summer Training Program for SchoolStudents-2018 7th May -25th May 2018 06

Contributions

i) About 14 numbers of indigenous rice varieties were collected and preserved

ii) The centre has been taking the initiatives for organic solid waste management throughvermicomposting The organic soild waste (kitchen waste) generated in the Girlsrsquo and Boysrsquo Hostel havebeen collected and mixed with cow dung and rice straw for vermicomposting The Eisenia foetidaearthworm species has been using for the same At present the Centre has the capacity to produce about30 kg of vermicompost within 45 days The centre is also intended to increase the production by recyclingagricultural wastes in addition to the in-house organic waste The prepared compost is stable finegranular organic manure rich in nutrients growth promoting substances beneficial soil microbes andhaving properties of inhibiting pathogenic microbes which enriches soil quality by improving itsphysicochemical and biological properties The application of vermicompost was tested through studentproject work on Abelmoschus esculentus L cultivation and satisfactory results were recorded Thedemand of vermicompost in the vicinity of the University is very high It is because of Tulaipanjicultivation and awareness against chemical fertilizers Tulaipanji is an indigenous aromatic rice landracegrown mainly in Raiganj sub-division of North Dinajpur district of West Bengal India Aroma andquality of this rice variety is strongly associated with its native origin and organic farming

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CENTRE FOR FOLKLORE STUDIES

Director Prof Dipak Kumar Roy

Aims and objects To study on Folklore of North Bengal and adjoining area Now a day Folklore is oneof the interdisciplinary School ie folkloristic studies which is related with Sustainable developmentBythe Centre of Folklore Studies we want to research field work amp publication

Details Programme 2017-2019

A Special lecture on 07062019 on lsquoFolklore and Languagersquo Speaker Professor Pabitra Sarkar FormerVice-Chancellor Rabindrabharati University Kolkata

B National Symposiumon Dialect Varition of Bodo Language with Special Reference to the Bodo(Mech) Community of North Bengal Area Organized by Centre for Folklore Studies Raiganj Universityin collaboration with Sahitya Akademi Kolkata Region and Bodo Writersrsquo Academy Assam on24082019

Future Plan Workshop Seminar Symposium amp Publication etc

CENTRE FOR BUDDHIST STUDIES

Dierctor Dr Tripti Dhar

The Centre for Buddhist Studies is an inter-disciplinary Centre and is part of the Department ofPhilosophy It aspires to impart education and conduct research on Buddhas teachings on peaceliberation and enlightenment that enable learners and scholars to study Buddhist PhilosophyEpistemology and Logic along with art culture and history It attempts to collect preserve and publishrare manuscripts of Buddhistsrsquo Philosophy studies canonical literature along with ancient classicallanguages like Pali Prakrit and Sanskrit engages qualified faculties to teach the authentic books texts ofBuddhism and conducts workshops seminars and talks

NORTH BENGAL CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT STUDIES (NBCDS)

Director Prof Anil Bhuimali

The University seeks to address the development needs of the region and to facilitate socio-economicstudies formed the NBCDS North Bengal in Bengali it is called Uttar Banga or Uttar Bangla comprisesnorth-western part of Bangladesh and northern part of West Bengal In terms of development ofagriculture industry and services the North Bengal economy is comparatively less developed The NorthBengal economy is largely dominated by agriculture and allied activities The objectives are intended toaddress these issues The North Bengal Centre for Development Studies is entrusted with theresponsibility of drafting the Human Development Report 2019 for the District of Alipurduar whichtestifies the confidence the policy makersrsquo repose in the Centre vis-a-vis development povertystudies The project will covered the present status of socio- economic features and livelihood patternboth in rural and urban sectors of this district There must be a clear focus to identify critical disparitiesacross social groups defined by geopolitical position religious affection gender and socio- economicstatus assessments of input process and outcome indicators in education and health in the district

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present agricultural situation irrigation facilities etc industrial status of the district local resources theireconomic status and income their future development and effective changes evaluation of the Govt Departmental policies on the people of this district after reviewing the previous and current policies etcThis work specifically included ranking of 6 blocks 66 Gram Panchayat Sabhas (GPS) to be rankedwithin each Block as per HDI and indexing of the parameter report for Alipurduar Municipality

CENTRE FORWOMENrsquoS STUDIES (CWS)

Director Dr Sanjukta Chatterjee

The Centre for Womenrsquos Studies of Raiganj University has aided the efforts of this institution to reach outto the issues related to gender that plague this region It intends to contribute towards the empowerment ofwomen by addressing their region-specific needs This endeavour on the part of Raiganj Universityensures a platform for gender interventions in the area keeping in mind its socio-economic realities Itenvisages to promote the UN Sustainable Development Goal of Promoting Equality and Empowerment ofWomen and to uplift the status of women not only in Uttar Dinajpur but also in the adjoining districts Itis the only Centre of its kind in a radius of approximately 200 kilometres and is strategically of immenseimportance as the region has international borders in its proximity that calls for socio-cultural awarenessfor the under-privileged women who stand the threat of multiple bio-political violations of theirconstitutional rights

The Centrersquos mission is to build a curriculum with the goal of addressing the local and global issuesrelated to the development of women to conduct courses and workshops to inculcate skills in womenthereby equipping them to be economically independent to generate awareness about their rights tohealth education property and other socio-political issues and to instil leadership qualities in them Toattain this end the Centre works closely with local NGOs and the State Womenrsquos Commission

PROGRAMMES CONDUCTED BY THE CENTRE

Year SeminarWorkshopOther Resource Persons Topic

02032018 Lecture at The Departmentof English

Sanjukta ChatterjeeCoordinator Centre forWomenrsquos studies RaiganjUniversity

ldquoWhat is Genderrdquo

03042018 Workshop at PRDHallRaiganj University

Irene Graham Ex-CityCouncil Glasgow Scotlandand Social worker

ldquoMind-Mappingrdquo ampldquoViolence againstwomenrdquo

19022019

Celebration of WorldPhotography Day(Exhibition And Workshopon Photography) at MBAClassroom RaiganjUniversity Jointlyorganized with RaiganjSchool of Photography

Sri SubhashishDuttaEFIAP FFIP IIPC(Bronze) Principal RaiganjSchool of PhotographySmtReema MukherjeeEFIAP FFIP CourseDirector Raiganj School ofPhotography

The Art of Photography-Its Relevance

Prof Sanchari RoyMukherjee Dean Faculty ofArts Commerce and LawUniversity of North Bengal

ldquoGender Sensitization AndSexual Harassment atWorkplace Actrdquo

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BUSINESS INCUBATION AND INNOVATION CENTRE (BIIC)

Director Prof Girish K R

In consonance with the West Bengal Start-up Policy 2016 that calls for Silpa Korun Bangla Gorun (ldquoSetup industry Develop Bengalrdquo) and to address the community needs by ensuring the construction of abetter ecosystem of innovation the University has planned to establish the Business Incubation andInnovation Centre (BIIC) Our vision is to synergize the triadic relationship of university-industry-government and enable knowledge flow To bridge the gap between theoretical classroom learning andreal-world applicability and to make the students job creators and not mere job seekers will remain the toppriority of the programmes undertaken in the centre

CENTRE FOR SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES (CSSAS)

The Centre of South and Southeast Asian Studies is a newly created centreTapping its potential of havinggeographical proximity with four nations in South and Southeast Asia ndash Nepal Bhutan Myanmar andBangladesh the Centre strives to place the University at the global level For this the University hascreated the Raiganj International Academic Network (RIAN) through which efforts are made to forgeinstitutional tie-ups with the Universities in Nepal Bhutan Myanmar and Bangladesh for academiccollaboration We believe that these institutional tie-ups with these international institutions provide moreresearch exposures for student faculty and knowledge transfer Though the Centre is born in theDepartment of Political Science it serves all faculties and departments in the University whose teachingand research touches on the regions of South and Southeast Asia In particular it associates with theDepartment of Political Science and the Centre for Buddhist Studies given their focus on internationalrelations and Buddhist studiesThe Centre is in the process of adding rare library collection and uniquearchival collection of papers films and photographs to attract scholarsThe Centre organises filmscreenings discussions and public lecturesThe Centre works with other universities and similar centres topromote research in South and Southeast Asian studies in Cambridge and the wider world to preserveand archive manuscripts to build research networks and collaborations and encourage innovativescholarship of the highest standards

and Former Director CentreFor Womenrsquos studiesUniversity of North Bengal

30052019 Lecture at VC conferenceRoom

Prof Nandana DattaDepartment of EnglishGauhati University

ldquoPerforming GenderIdentity in North EastIndiardquo

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CENTRE FOR NANOTECHNOLOGY SCIENCES (CNS)

Director Dr Amit Kr Mandal

The centre for Nanotechnology Sciences (CNS) at Raiganj University is an inter-disciplinary researchcentre The centre is established with an outlook to support research and development in the domain ofnanotechnology and also provide a dais for collaborative research involving academia and industryCurrently many departments having interest in nanotechnology associate with the centre to promote itsacademic and research activities Byengaging researchers and postgraduate students in its academicoutreach programmes such as specialised elective courses workshops seminars and internshipprogrammes we expect a new generation of innovators with multidisciplinary talents Currently the centrehas expertise in the synthesis of functional nanomaterials for application in the thrust areas

CENTRE FOR ADVANCE STUDY IN MATHEMATICS (CASM)

Director Prof K S Tiwary

The Centre aims to promote advanced research in the Mathematics The Executive Council after longdeliberation and with a great satisfaction unanimously approved the proposal of creation of the centre inthe Mathematics Department The Centre is in its nascent stage to initiate studies on the advances andissues of research in Mathematics It aspires to train the research scholars and research supervisorsthrough orientation programmes seminarsworkshop trainingconferences to discuss the current ideas ofresearch The centre is expecting to publish a peer-reviewed journal of high standards It has also a plan toencourage to faculty members of the department to take part in the research conferences in India andabroad The centre is expected to emerge as one of the unique researchcentres in Mathematics in NorthBengal

CENTRE FOR APPLIED BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES (CABS)

Under the perview of Department of Sericulture

The Centre for Applied Biological Sciences has been established in the Department of Sericulture with anaim to promote research in the cutting age of modern and applied biological sciences with industrialapplicability The Centre mainly fosters the creative mind and develops spirit among the studentsresearchers and faculties via nurturing congenial environment in the University

CENTRE FOR STUDIES IN CULTURAL RELATIONS

Director Dr Aniruddha Das

India has a diversified culture this makes it imperative to know the cultural development from one part toanother part of this great country It becomes a great problem when one visits from one part of the country

224 |A n n u a l R e p o r t 2 0 1 8 - 1 9

to another and heshe encounters different types of languages and cultures Considering this theUniversity has decided to enrich the students and faculties of this University with information about thedifferent cultures prevalent in this country by opening Centre for Studies in Cultural Relations which hasspecific roles to make aware about this subject Studies in Cultural Relations between India and otherCountries is also within the scope of this centre

CENTRE FOR FILM STUDIES

Director Dr Pinaki Roy

The Centre for Film and Media Studies has been active in disseminating knowledge about the art of film-making and presenting it as a career option ndash both as an academic discipline and as a centre for deliveringtechnical knowledge The Centre is the only one of its kind amongst the Universities in North Bengal Itwill soon launch a six month certificate course on film making The Centre has been functional inscreening socially relevant films organizing screen debates and initiating social awareness amongstudents through them It has hosted lectures on the technicalities of film-making by film-makers andProfessors of film Studies Internationally renowned filmmaker ShriBuddhadebDasgupta had lectured fortwo days on the nuances of filmmaking at this Centre It also hosted lecture by ProfSanjayMukhopadhyay Department of Film Studies Jadavpur University who had spoken on the optionsof taking jobs related to the sphere of filmmaking

The Centre for Film and Media Studies Raiganj University is also playing a pioneering role in thegeneration of interest in the field of photography The sudden spurt in the field of visual modes ofcommunication and its importance as visual archives of knowledge has accorded to photography itscontemporary relevance Specialization in the field of photographic knowledge can help students toexercise it as a career option- both as independant photographers and as employees of firms In this socio-economically backward zone like Uttar Dinajpur district the Centre took the innovative initiative toorganise a fortnight long series of programmes to encourage students to take interest in photography Inits endeavour to highlight the importance of alternative professions in the face of over dependence onagrarian methods for sustenance the Centre along with the Department of Political Science and theCentre for Womenrsquos Studies collaborated with Raiganj School of Photography to organise PhotographyExhibition Competition and Workshop in the month of August 2019 The Programme culminated in thecelebration of World Photography Day on 19th August 2019Professional knowledge about thetechnicalities of Photography was provided to all the students who had participated in the programme

The Photography exhibition was held in the MBA classroom and was a huge success Experts hadselected about a hundred photographs out of a submission of more than three hundred Certificate ofparticipation was awarded to all the students whose photographs were selectedKeeping in mind the issuesof climate change plaguing the world the Centre selected the theme of ldquoenvironmentrdquo as one of itscategories of judgement

SerialNo

Name of the Student Category Title of the Photograph Rank

1 Souvik Saha Open Fire Line First2 Deepanwita Bhoumick Open Collecting Feed Second3 Rahul Basak Open Snakes in Water Third4 Palash Mandal Open Students Consolation 15 Saswati Mahata Open The Reflection of Journey Consolation 26 Dipika Saha Open Plantation Consolation 37 Saswati Mahata Environment A Flash of Fishing First

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8 Roman Parvaj Environment Sustentation Second9 Roman Parvaj Environment BadnaPorob Third10 Sipta Sarkar Environment Butterfly Consolation 111 Hiren Kumar Singha Environment Ants Under Leaf Consolation 212 Chandrani Karmakar Environment Tree Consolation 3

CENTRE FOR DISABILITY STUDIES

Director Dr Sujoy Majumder

Nearly 150 differently abled students study in different departments in Raiganj University The Universityauthority leaves no stone unturned to make their lives easier The University provided them withconcession in fees concession in hostel charges etc In Cultural programmes they are encouraged to takepart in and they are given priority to enhance their mental capacity In the ten-storied building which isunder construction we arranged to cater to theirt needs The facilities include arrangements of ramps liftsetc The University is trying its level best to take some measures for proper counselling of their mentalstate

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ACTIVITIES OF RAIGANJ UNIVERSITY STUDENTSrsquo WELFAREASSOCIATION

Raiganj University Studentsrsquo Welfare Association was established in 2015 Representatives of all theclasses are the members of the Association Each class sends the representative through democraticselection process The Association looks after the studentrsquos interest and takes part in different welfareactivities of the students Raiganj University is located in remote rural area of southern part of NorthBengal Region of the State of West Bengal About eighty percent of students from rural areas are thebeneficiaries of the University Most of them are first generation learners their parents are mostly smallmarginal and medium farmers Many of them are from the families where the breadwinners are the dailywage labourers working in agricultural fields in petty trade and in service sector Even the mothers andother female members are engaged as domestic help in agriculture field in sowing weeding andharvesting activities Not only have these a sizable number of students earned their livelihood Thus theStudents Welfare Association performs an essential role to motivate students coming from such vicinityAcademic and even financial helps are being provided to them The Association arranges blood donationcamp conducts inter- departmental football cricket volleyball competition Annual sports meet is alsoconducted by the association Indoor games Table tennis carrom chess etc are other components ofannual sports Annual Cultural Functions are held In the cultural function boys and girls recite singactand participate in prose and poem competition Renowned singers are invited in the annual culturalfunctions Annual Cultural Function is organised by the Association attracts attention to the whole of theUniversity Community student community and the audience from the towns and villages In a way theStudents Welfare Association performs wonderful for the welfare of the students

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AASM GARDEN OF RAIGANJ UNIVERSITY

In the year 1984 AASM Garden for Medicinal Plants was established within the campus of erstwhileRaiganj College (University College) Since then the garden becomes the collection of medicinal plants aswell as conservation of rare and threatened flora of the district Dinajpur (North and South Dinajpur)Total area of the garden is about 15 acres Presently more than 325 different medicinal and aromaticplants including trees shrubs climbers and annual herbaceous species are being maintainedsystematically in this garden This garden serves as the consortium and hub for the conservationcharacterization and sustainable development Our duty is to conserve the plants and sustain the uniquegermplasm collection for the future generations researchers and common people as a whole TheUniversity has taken a key role for the development and maintenance of the AASM garden

Mission

1 Conservation of rare and threatened plant species

2 Documentation of traditional knowledge

3 Development of low cost mass multiplication techniques for rare and threatened medicinal plants

4 Research and development of ethnobotanical knowledge

5 Discussion of ethnobotanical knowledge by conducting seminar workshop and publication ofdocuments

Mandates

bull Extensive survey collection identification and conservation of medicinal as well as rare andthreatened plants of this district and nearby district

bull Mass multiplication of medicinal plants

bull Human-nature relationship

Vision
1Editor of Research Journalrsquos TM Journal-of-sociolo
24Member of Advisory Board of Journal Of Harmonized
25Member of Editorial board of Asian Journal of Mult
26Member of Editorial Board of International Journal
27International Journal of Applied Science and Engin
28Editorial Member of cognitive discourses journals
29Member of Geography Forum of AMERICAN research Ins
30Member of editorial board and reviewer of Internat
64Review Committee Members of International Journal
65Reviewer of Theoretical Economics Letter scientif
66Advisory Board Member of Science Park ISSN 2321ndash
73Review and editor of Time Journal of Social Scienc
Research projects
Government of Kerala BIIC research project Ten l
- Evaluation Strategies
- - Summer Training Program for School Students-2019
  - Summer Training Program for School Students-2018

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