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Dr. Panchali Majumdar, M.Sc, Ph.D Associate Professor in Geography

Coordinator, Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)

East Calcutta Girls’ College

Date of Joining, East Calcutta Girls’ College: 01.07.1996 Phone Number: 9477001138, 8420539690, 9433246262
Email:[email protected]
Date of birth:19.07.1969

Area of Interest: Regional Planning with specialization in Micro-level planning

Ph.D: “Panchayet System of Organisation and Implementation of Rural University of Calcutta,2007

Development Programme at Panchayet Level-A Geographical

Analysis(Case study of Barrackpore Block II)”

Post Graduation in Geography with specialization in Regional Planning Graduation (Honours in Geography )
University of Calcutta ,1992 Presidency College , University of Calcutta ,1990
Higher Secondary

Sakhawat Memorial Government Girls’ High School,

WBCHSE, 1987
Madhyamik Pariksha (secondary examination)

Sakhawat Memorial Government Girls’ High School,

WBBSE, 1985

Other Activities

Governing Body member for three(3) term period.
Member of Post Graduate Board of Studies, East Calcutta Girls’ College. Invitee member of UG BOS , Burdwan University,2018.Acted as Editorial Board Member in ,Environment

CO-ORDINATOR

Awarded as NSS Programme Officer for 2012-2013,2013- 14, 2014-2015

  • Internal
  • Quality

Assurance Cell (IQAC)

East Calcutta Girls’

College from 2015.

  • and
  • Sustainability-A
  • Geographical

Acted as

Perspective, ISBN:978-93-83010-29-5,2016.

Incharge of the College on 06.04.2016, 20.04.2016, 15.6.2017 to 16.06.2017, 30.8.17 to

Member of IQAC, ECGC from2010.

16.09.2017.

  • Teaching
  • Acted as Head Examiner,
  • Taking

Post regular classes in Graduate course
Invited in Post Graduate studies (regular ) in Ashutosh College from 2011 to 2019, Barrackpore Rastraguru Surendranath College from 2014 to 2018.
Experience Moderator, Examiner ,
Scrutineer, Paper Setter in Unergraduate and Post
(Regular), in East Calcutta

Girls’ College

Grdauate Courses .

Papers Published:

  • Dr. Panchali Majumdar ISSN 0375-6386 Geographical
  • National
  • Land Reforms in West Bengal December

  • 2008
  • Paper in

journal
Review of India volume 70, number 4
Paper in journal

  • Dr. Panchali Majumdar ISSN 0375-6386 Geographical
  • National

National
Women Empowerment through self-help group –A case study
March

  • 2017
  • and .Pinaki Sarkar
  • Review of India,

volume 79, number 1
Paper in journal
Dr. Panchali Majumdar ISSN 0971-4170 and Labani Sarkar,
Institute of Landscape, Ecology and Ekistics,
New challenges on Rural India-A glance through the

Lens of “SWACHH BHARAT

MISSION”,
June 2017
Kolkata, Volume 40
Paper in journal
Labani Sarkar and Dr. Panchali Majumdar

  • ISSN 0973-7542
  • Eastern Geographer National

Vol XXIV,NO2
A glance through the lens of a January Bawor :A socio economic and 2018 demographic analysis: a case study of Tepul village, Swarupnagar,Block,North twenty four parganas, West Bengal, India

Paper in journal Paper in journal

  • Dr. Panchali Majumdar ISSN:2229-6484 MS
  • Rural Development-A Key to

Sustainable Development Empowerment of Women and February, Role of Micro-finance: an 2015

impact study of SHG’s in

December

  • 2016
  • and Pinaki Sarkar
  • Academic,Vol.6

Pinaki Sarkar and Dr. ISSN:2229-6484 MS Academic,Vol.5 Panchali Majumdar

  • Gangajalghati
  • Block
  • of

Bankura District, West Bengal
Seminar Proceedings
Din Islam Mollah and ISBN:978-93- Dr. Panchali Majumdar 83010-29-5
Environment and Sustainability-A Geographical Perspective
Possibilities of Sustainable 2016

  • development
  • through

Agriculture and Inland fishing (A case study of Ramnathpur village, Haroa Block,North 24 Pgs, W.B)
Seminar Proceedings

  • Labani Sarkar and Dr. ISBN
  • 978-81- Global
  • Environmental Sustainability- 2017

A glance through the lens of social Forestry(Acase study of Garibpur village of Gaighata Block, North twenty four parganas , Gaighata Block)
Environmental Issues and its Sustainable
Panchali Majumdar 029776-3-8
Management

Seminar Proceedings

  • Dr. Panchali Majumdar ISBN:978-93-8410 Contemporary
  • Primary Education and Role of

Women-A path for Sustainable Development
2017
Research in and Labani Sarkar
Geography

Organised UGC sponsored National Seminar , Hands on Training

Convenor/Organising Secretary Convener

  • Seminar
  • Workshop
  • Dated

  • 23-24th sept, 2011.
  • UGC sponsored National Seminar

in “Resource Management and

Sustainable Development

  • Organising Secretary
  • “Workshop and Hands on Training 17TH-18TH January,2015

on Open Source GIS software

(QGIS)”

Dept of Geography, West Bengal State University and Dept of

Geography, East Calcutta Girls’

College
Convener

“Workshop on Hands on training in 28th March to 4th April

Geoinformatics using Free and Open 2017 Source Software, GPS and DGPS and

Total Station”

Dept of Geography, East Calcutta

  • Girls’
  • College
  • and Dept
  • of

Geography, Presidency University
Organised as IQAC Coordinator

“Quality enhancement through

Academic Audit and e-

management of Finance”

Funded by the Department of Higher Education, Science and Technology and Bio-Technology, Government of West Bengal

5.03.2018 and 06.03.2018

organised by Internal Quality Assurance Cell

(IQAC) of East Calcutta Girls’

College
Organised as IQAC Coordinator

“Academic Audit and SWAYAM” organised by

Internal Quality Assurance Cell

02.03.2019

(IQAC) of East Calcutta Girls’

College In Collaboration with IQAC West Bengal State University and IQAC Jadavpur University

Attended and Presented Papers on Seminars (2010 onwards)

➢ 1.” Role of Gram Panchayet in rural development in semi urban semi rural belt; A   case study of Bilkanda Gram Panchayet,”

14.12.2011-15.12.2011,National seminar on applied geography; Issues and techniques, Dept of Geography,C.U

➢ 2. “Implementation of RuraLDevelopment Programme in West Bengal for maintainence of ecological balance”,10-

11th,March 2011, National Seminar on Natural Resource Management,Dept of Geography ,C.U

➢ 3..”Utilisation of Rural Development Programme for a path to Sustainable Development.”in National seminar on

”Resource management and Sustainable development “ by ,Department of Geography, East Calcutta Girls’ College and

NATMO, 23-24TH September, 2011

➢ 4. “Some problems in the path of development- where lies the solution”,International Conference on “Dimensions of

development and Resource Conservation”, 10-12th 2012, Dept of Geography, C.U

➢ 5.”Possibilities of Rural Tourism with the help of Panchayeti Raj dream or reality,” Lalbaba Collge with Dept of Geography ,

C.U, 4-5 march 2013

➢ 6. Acted as Rappoteaur in National Seminar on” Environment, resources and development” in technical session ii, on “Human resource and social development”, Lalbaba Collge with Dept of Geography , C.U, 4-5 march 2013.

➢ 7.”Possibilities of women empowerment through self-help group dream or reality”, contemporary issues on environment and

development in India and adjacent countries, kalyani mahavidyalaya, 20-21st September, 2013.

➢ 8. “MGNREGA: an innovative path for Rural Development(A case study of Sarati Village, Nadia, West Bengal”,

Environmental Perspectives and Resource Management,Dept of Geography, CU, 19TH TO 20TH December,2014.

➢ 9. “Protection of wild life and sustainable development-A case study”,UGC sponsored National Level Seminar on Application

on modern techniques for the management of contemporary environmental hazards and disasters, Haringhata Mahavidyalaya, Department of Geography,5-6th September,2014.
➢ 10. Acted as Rapporteur in UGC sponsored National Level Seminar on Application on modern techniques for the management of contemporary environmental hazards and disasters, Haringhata Mahavidyalaya, Department of Geography,5-6th September,2014.

➢ 11. Acted as Organising Secretary in” Workshop and Hands on Training on Open Source GIS software (QGIS)” by WBSU and ECGC, 17TH-18TH January,2015.

➢ 12. “Nurturing of Possibilities for sustainable Development: A Case Study of Bishnupur, West Bengal”, IIG, 36TH Indian

Geographers’ Meet and International Seminar on Environmental Changes and Challenges: Local, Regional and Global

Perspectives, Gauhati University ,Dept . of Geography, 25th to 28th February, 2015.

➢ 13.“Development of school going children and role of women- A path for sustainable development”, UGC sponsored

National Level seminar on Socio-economic impact of Cottage and Small scale industries in West Bengal with special reference to South 24 Parganas District, 11th-12th September,2015.

➢ 14.“Forest-Maintainenance and Protection, Need for Sustainable Development-A case Study” ,UGC National Conference on

Development and Environment, WBSU, Dept of Geography, 17th and 18th March, 2016.
➢ 15.International and Interdisciplinary conference on “Women Empowernent:Morality and Social Justice”,5th January,2016.

➢ 16.”Primary Education and Role of Women-A Path for sustainable development”,UGC Sponsored National Seminar on

contemporary Research in Geography,5th -6th March,2016.

➢ 17. Acted as Chairperson of technical session-2C, “Population Issues Poverty, Illiteracy and Environment”, in UGC

sponsored National Seminar on Environment and Sustainability-A geographical Perspective,18th and 19th November, 2016.
➢ 18. Acted as Chairperson of Technical Session 4A on Resource Management and Sustainability in UGC sponsored National
Seminar on Environment and Sustainability-A geographical Perspective18th and 19th November, 2016.,

➢ 19.”Possibilities of Sustainable Development through Agriculture and Inland Fishing”, UGC sponsored National Seminar on

Environment and Sustainability-A geographical Perspective18th and 19th November, 2016.

➢ 20. Acted as Chairperson in “Contemporary Global Environmental Issues and its Sustainable Management” ,Dept of

Geography, Haringhata Mahavidyalaya, 21st -22nd April,2017.

➢ 21.“Environmental Sustainability-A glance through the lens of social Forestry(Acase study of Garibpur village of Gaighata

Block, North twenty four parganas , Gaighata Block)”,Contemporary Global Environmental Issues and its Sustainable

Management, Dept of Geography, Haringhata Mahavidyalaya, 21st -22nd April,2017.

➢ 22.Participated in two day national level seminar on “ Challenges for contemporisation in Higher Education Institutions in
India” , Sarojini Naidu College for women,29th and 30th January,2018.
➢ 23.Acted as Co-chair person in the international conference on “society and Sustainability: An Interdisciplinary approach”,

Dept of Geography, Vivekananda college, Kolkata and the Eastern Geographical Society, Bhubaneswar, January 12th and 13th 2019.

Courses done by Dr. Panchali Majumdar :

➢ “Two week Training programme on RS, GNSS and GIS using open source software”, Geographical

Society of India in collaboration with the Department of Geography, CU, from 25.2.2016 to 7.3.2016.

➢ UGC-Sponsored “Short –term course on Regional Development and Planning” from 16.02.2017 to

22.02.2017, HRDC, CU.

➢ Two week Short term course on “RS and GIS” by Department of Higher Education, Science and

Technology and Biotechnology, Government of West Bengal.
➢ One day workshop under IISRO Outreach Programme for Eastern Region on 27.04.2018.

Acted as Resource Person :

➢ 1.Vivekananda College under WBSU on 03.12.2015 ➢ 2.Dumdum Motijheel College under WBSU on 08.12.2015 ➢ 3.Acharya Prafulla Chandra College under WBSU on 15.12.2015 ➢ 4. Mrinalini Dutta Mahavidyapith under WBSU on 22.12.2015 ➢ 5. R.B.C college for Women in the Department of Geography under WBSU on 30.03.2017

➢ 6. Presidency University, “Significance of Proper Sanitation System and Public Health-A Geo- environmental
Approach”, on 05.12.2017.
➢ 7. Presidency University, “Cashless India :Digital India”, on 09.03.2018. ➢ 8. Presidency University, “Sustainable water resource Management and rainwater harvesting”, on 31.08.2018.

➢ 9.Vivekananda college, on 27.12.2018

➢ 10. Presidency University ,”Changing nature of food habits among the children-its merits and demerits”, on 27th March, 2019.

Other Informations:

1. Life Member in ‘Geographical Society of India, Kolkata’ 2. Life member of ‘Indian National Cartographic Association (INCA)’

3. Institute Member of Indian Statistical Institute

Dissertation work under Supervision of Dr. Panchali Majumdar:

1. MGNREGA: An Innovative Path for Rural Development(A case Study of Sarati Village,Nadia District, West Bengal, by

Joyasree Ghosh,2014.

2. Tarakeswar: A source and Possibility for Rural Development (A case study for Bhanjipur village), by Madhumita Dhara,

2014.

3. Empowerment of Women through self-help Groups: A Case study of Babpur village of Barasat-I Block of North 24 Parganas District by Sunetra Das,2014.

4.Development of Tribe, A Path toward Sustainable –A case Study of Dhaharpur Tribal Village, Narayangarh Block, West Medinapur, West Bengal by Rupali Majumdar ,2015.

5. A path towards Rural Development through Women Empowerment and Child Development( A case study of Bagna village of Gaighata Block) by Labani Sarkar,2015

6. Floriculture -A different aspect for Rural Development(A case study of Chapra and Nokari, Ranaghat Block, Nadia District, West Bengal, by Rita Das,2015.

7. Implementation of Rural Development Programmes for Poverty Alleviation(A case study of Palladah mouja, Kampa- Chakla GP, Barrackpore-1 Block, N.24 Pgs, West Bengal, by Juneli Das, 2015.

8.Role of Agriculture and Inland Fishing –A path for Rural Development( Case study of Ramnathpur and Mondalhat village, Haora,North 24 Parganas, West Bengal by Din Islam Mollah,2016

9.Development of Tourism: an innovative path for Rural Development( A case study on ward 3 and 4 under Kalyani Municipality) by Priyanka Chakraborty,2016.

10.Poverty Alleviation trough Implementation of Rural Development Programme(A case study of Iswarigacha, Sabdalpur and Chalarhat of Beraberi GP, Habra-II, North 24 Pgs, West Bengal by Pallabi Golder,2016

11.”Socio-Economic Development-A Glance Through the Lens of Ferry Ghat” by Papiya Saha,2017.

12.Urban Development –Present day Scenario of Kumortuli-A heritage Site, Kolkata, West Bengal , by Piyali Ganguly, 2017. 13.Urban Slum Area Development with Special Reference to empowerment of Women(A case study of ward no 20 and 28, South Dumdum Municipality, Kolkata, West Bengal, by Monalisa Roy,2017. 14. Present Scenario of Handloom industry-A case study of Mathpara, busstandpara,Phulia, Belgharia I Gram Panchayet, Shantipur Block, Nadia, West Bengal by Sudipta Baidya.

15.Tribal Development-Dream or Reality?- a Case study of Benuria and Ballavpur,Ruppur Gram Panchayet, Sriniketan block, Birbhum, West Bengal by Soumi Paul.

16. Nourishment , Knowledge and Health –A Glance through the lens of ICDS (A case study of Telenipara of Sewli Grampanchayet and Jaffarpur of Mohanpur Grampanchayet, Barrackpore Block II, North Twenty four Parganas, West Bengal,by Sudipta Dasgupta.

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    Here is the complete history of Kolkata tram routes, from 1873 to 2020. HORSE TRAM ERA 1873 – Opening of horse tram as meter gauge, closure in the same year. 1880 – Final opening of horse tram as a permanent system. Calcutta Tramways Company was established. 1881 – Dalhousie Square – Lalbazar - Bowbazar – Lebutala - Sealdah Station. (Later route 14) Esplanade – Lalbazar – Pagyapatti – Companybagan - Shobhabazar - Kumortuli. (Later route 7 after extension) Dalhousie Square – Esplanade. (Later route 22, 24, 25 & 29) Esplanade – Planetarium - Hazra Park - Kalighat. (Later route 30) 1882 - Esplanade – Wellington Square – Bowbazar – Boipara - Hatibagan - Shyambazar Junction. (Later route 5) Wellington Square – Moula Ali - Sealdah Station. (Later route 12 after extension) Dalhousie Square – Metcalfe Hall - High Court. (Later route 14 extension) Metcalfe Hall – Howrah Bridge - Nimtala. (Later route 19). Steam tram service was thought. STEAM TRAM ERA 1883 - Esplanade – Racecourse - Wattganj - Khidirpur. (Later route 36) 1884 - Wellington Square – Park Street. (Later route 21 & 22 after extension) 1900 - Nimtala – Companybagan (non-revenue service only). Electrification & conversion to standard gauge was started. ELECTRIC TRAM ERA 1902 - Khidirpur & Kalighat routes were electrified. Shobhabazar – Hatibagan. (Later route 9 & 10) Nonapukur Workshop opened with Royd Street – Nonapukur (Later route 21 & 22 after re-extension). Royd Street – Park Street closed. 1903 – Shyambazar terminus opened with Shyambazar – Belgachhia. (Later route 1, 2, 3, 4 & 11) Kalighat – Tollyganj. (Later route 29 & 32) 1904 - Kumortuli – Bagbazar. Kumortuli terminus closed. (Later route 7 & 8) 1905 - Howrah Bridge – Pagyapatti – Boipara – Purabi Cinema - Sealdah Station (Later route 15). All remaining then-opened routes were electrified. 1907 - Moula Ali – Nonapukur. (Later route 20 & 26 after extension) Wattganj – Mominpur (via direct access through Ofphanganjbazar).
  • (IHWF) 2019, Unavailable, Such As Children, the Differently- Into a Conversation About Heritage

    (IHWF) 2019, Unavailable, Such As Children, the Differently- Into a Conversation About Heritage

    INDIA HERITAGE WALK FESTIVAL FEBRUARYFEBRUARY 20192019 FEBRUARY 2019 CONTENTS 24.02 | Art Deco at the Oval Walk, Mumbai About the walk i Foreword ii Preface iv 1. Event Statistics 1 2. Event Schedule 3 3. Walk Leaders, Speakers, and Facilitators 19 4. Giveaways 23 5. Social Media Engagement 25 6. Coverage 27 7. Partners 29 8. Festival Team 31 24.02 | It All Started with the Big Bang: A 17.02 | The British Calcutta and World Walk through the Natural Museum, War II, Kolkata Chandigarh 37 cities and 114 events across the country. also brought into its fold global audiences, The programme was curated thematically— through social media activity fora. ranging from museums, historically significant FOREWORD We are glad that the second edition of the ABOUT monuments and markets, to explorations of festival has generated deeper interest about interesting natural landscapes and areas Indian culture, while discovering new ways of known for their rich cuisine, and women- The present is a gift of the past. Our cultural exploring and appreciating it. Enthusiastic oriented narratives. The focus was on heritage defines our identities, and is pivotal involvement by people across the country is encouraging and increasing different forms of in connecting communities. The India proof of the fact that there is a need to engage engagement with important heritage spaces, Heritage Walk Festival was initiated by more actively with our cultural pasts in the while also ensuring that these heritage spaces Sahapedia to enable enthusiasts to delve contemporary scenario. were made accessible to various audience deeper into the broad and diverse spectrum groups.
  • Bichitra Inc. 2016

    Bichitra Inc. 2016

    Bichitra Inc. 2016 1 Platinum Sponsor 2 From the President’s Desk Dear Bichitra Inc. family, On behalf of Bichitra Inc. executive committee I welcome you to Durga Puja 2016. It is the event we all wait for every year to not only celebrate the victory of good over evil but also to meet members of our family over 3 days, adda to- gether, worshipping together, eating together, enjoying the cultural activities and dancing to dhak beats together. This feeling of family is what makes Bichitra Inc special. On this joyous occasion I dedicate this Rabindra Sangeet 'Amar Hiyar Majhei lukiye chhile' to our family. This year the highlights of our Pujo are a new Durga Protima, the band Kaya from Kolkata, Dhunuchi Naach competition and of course our local talent perform- ing. Hoping all family members have a joyous 3 days and seeking in advance for- giveness for any errors of commission or omission. This 3 day celebration has been made possible due to the participation and contributions of each family member. I salute you for your dedication to our family. I thank each corporate sponsor whose generous support has gone a long way in making this celebration feasible. And finally my executive committee and all the volunteers. Through your untiring efforts you once again have brought this joyful celebration to the family. Amidst all this joy I would like all of us to reflect on the loss of our very dear family member Avik Guha and pray for his soul the very fundamental of our existence. May God bring peace to the family.
  • Kolkata...The City Of

    Kolkata...The City Of

    Kolkata .... the city of Joy Kolkata- The Capital city, popularly known as The 'City of Joy'. The city is dipped in history, art & culture, sports and socio-cultural activities. This was the erstwhile capital of the British Raj, and thus has architectural gems strewn all around. The city has its appeal for all visitors, with a medley of interest. From architectural wonders to swanky malls, from religious places to centres for performing arts, from historical colleges & universities to state-of-the-art stadiums. Attractions & Tours Kolkata, formerly known as Calcutta in English, is the capital of the Indian state of West Bengal and is located in eastern India on the east bank of the River Hooghly. The city was a colonial city developed by the British East India Company and then by the British Empire. Kolkata was the capital of the British Indian empire until 1911 when the capital was relocated to Delhi. Kolkata grew rapidly in the 19th century to become the second city of the British Empire. This was accompanied by the development of a culture that fused European philosophies with Indian tradition. During the British colonial era from 1700 to 1912 Kolkata was the capital of British India. Kolkata witnessed a spate of frenzied construction activity in the early 1850s by several British companies. The construction was largely influenced by the conscious intermingling of Neo-Gothic, Baroque, Neo- Classical, and Oriental designs. Unlike many north Indian cities, whose construction stresses minimalism, much of the layout of the architectural variety in Kolkata owes its origins from European styles and tastes imported mainly by the British, and lesser extent of the Portuguese and French.
  • Updating Mapping & Size Estimation for Core Groups at Risk of HIV/AIDS

    Updating Mapping & Size Estimation for Core Groups at Risk of HIV/AIDS

    FINAL REPORT Updating Mapping and Size Estimation for Core Groups at Risk of HIV/AIDS in West Bengal Commissioned by West Bengal State AIDS Prevention and Control Society Quest Asia Flat GA1, 201 Jodhpur Park Kolkata 700 068 Final Report: Updating Mapping and Size Estimation for Core Groups at Risk of HIV/AIDS in West Bengal Prepared for West Bengal State AIDS Prevention and Control Society March 2007 A Study Conducted by Quest Asia, Flat GA1, 201 Jodhpur Park, Kolkata 700068. CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ................................................................................................................................... 1 I INTRODUCTION.............................................................................................................................................. 9 1.0 BACKGROUND................................................................................................................................................ 9 1.1 NEED FOR MAPPING EXERCISE .................................................................................................................... 10 1.2 SCOPE OF THE MAPPING EXERCISE ............................................................................................................... 10 1.3 OBJECTIVES OF THE PRESENT STUDY ........................................................................................................... 11 II METHODOLOGY ........................................................................................................................................