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Executive Committee of Birla Industrial & Technological Museum Executive Committee of Birla Industrial & Technological Museum 1. Prof. Sibaji Raha Chairman 8. The Director (Museums) Ex-officio Former Director Ministry of Culture, Govt. of India Member Department of Physics (Not below the rank of Deputy Secretary) Bose Institute 323-C Wing, Shastri Bhawan Unified Academic Campus Dr. Rajendra Prasad Road EN 80, Sector V, Bidhan Nagar New Delhi – 110 015 Kolkata – 700 091 2. Prof. Rajib Bandyopadhyay Member 9. Shri A. D. Choudhury Ex-officio Dept. of Instrumentation and Director General Member Electronics Engineering National Council of Science Museums Jadavpur University 33, Block – GN, Sector – V B-73-80, Plot No.8, Salt Lake Bidhan Nagar, Salt Lake City Bypass, LB Block, Sector III Kolkata – 700 091 Salt Lake City Kolkata -700 098 3. Dr. Bhupati Chakrabarti Member 10. Shri V. S. Ramachandran Ex-officio Former Professor Director Member Dept. of Physics, City College Birla Industrial and Technological Museum Immediate Past General Secretary 19A, Gurusaday Road Indian Association of Physics Kolkata – 700 019 Teachers (IAPT) 23, Imbrahimpur Road, Jadavpur Kolkata – 700 032 4. Dr. Jayanta Sengupta Member 11. Shri Rajib Nath Ex-officio Secretary & Curator Curator Member Victoria Memorial Hall Birla Industrial & Technological Museum 1, Queens Way 19A, Gurusaday Road Kolkata – 700 071 Kolkata – 700 019 5. Mrs. Rupkatha Sarkar Member 12. Shri Amitabh Ex-officio Principal Curator & Project Coordinator Member La Martiniere for Girls Shrikirshna Science Centre, Patna 14, Rowdon Street Chajju Bagh, West Gandhi Maidan Kolkata – 700 017 Pin. 800 001 6. Shri Vinay K. Goenka Member 13. Shri Subhashis Paul Non- Executive Chairman Dy. Controller of Administration member Warren Tea Ltd. Birla Industrial & Technological Museum Secretary Suvira House 19A, Gurusaday Road 4B, Hungerford Street Kolkata – 700 019 Kolkata – 700 017 7. The Secretary or his nominee Ex-officio Dept. of School Education Member Govt. of West Bengal Bikash Bhavan, 5th & 6th floor DF Block, Sector 1 Salt Lake City Kolkata – 700 091 Planning & Programming Committee of Birla Industrial & Technological Museum, Kolkata 1. Dr. Bhupati Chakrabarti Chairman 7. Smt. Sonali Sarkar Member Former Professor Principal Dept. of Physics, City College & Asoke Hall Girls’ Higher Immediate Past General Secretary Secondary School Indian Association of 5A, Sarat Bose Road Physics Teachers (IAPT) Kolkata – 700 020 23, Imbrahimpur Road, Jadavpur Kolkata – 700 032 2. Dr. Gautam Majumdar Member 8. Director General or his nominee Member Professor & Head National Council of Science Museums Mechanical Engineering Dept. 33, Block – GN, Sector – V Jadavpur University Bidhan Nagar Kolkata – 700 032 Kolkata – 700 091 3. Shri Anindya Narayan Biswas, IAS Member 9. Shri V. S. Ramachandran Ex-officio Commissioner Director Member Dept. of School Education Birla Industrial & Technological Museum Govt. of West Bengal 19A, Gurusaday Road Bikash Bhawan, 7th Floor Kolkata – 700 019 DF Block, Sector–1, Salt Lake City Kolkata – 700 091 4. Mr. Abid Hossain Member 10. Shri Amitabh Ex-officio Director Curator & Project Coordinator Member Directorate of Madrasah Education Shrikrishna Science Centre, Patna Govt. of West Bengal Chajju Bagh, West Gandhi Maidan Bikash Bhawan, Salt Lake Pin. 800 001 Kolkata – 700 091 5. Dr. Maitree Bhattacharyya Member 11. Shri Rajib Nath Member Director Curator Secretary Jagadish Bose National Science Birla Industrial & Technological Museum Talent Search 19A, Gurusaday Road 1300, Rajdanga Main Road, Kasba Kolkata – 700 019 Kolkata – 700 107 6. Dr. Suman Lata Member Principal Kendriya Vidyalaya Ballygunge Kolkata – 700 019 Building Committee of Birla Industrial & Technological Museum, Kolkata 1. Shri Sumeru Roy Chaudhury Chairman Former Chief Architect CPWD 83, K. P. Roy Lane Kolkata – 700 033 2. Shri Anup Kumar Ghosh Member Director General of Operation (Retd.) Flat No. A-2, 2nd Floor Tulip Apartment 282, Parnasree Pally Kolkata – 700 060 3. Dr. Bhaskar Sengupta Member Chief Engineer Rabindra Bharati University Emerald Bower Campus 56A, B. T. Road Kolkata – 700 050 4. Shri V. S. Ramachandran Ex-Officio Member Director Birla Industrial & Technological Museum 19A, Gurusaday Road, Kolkata – 700 019 5. Shri G. K. Mahapatra Ex-Officio Member Chief Engineer National Council of Science Museums 33, Block – GN, Sector – V Bidhan Nagar, Salt Lake City Kolkata – 700 091 6. Shri Subhashis Paul Ex-Officio Member Dy. Controller of Administration Birla Industrial & Technological Museum 19A, Gurusaday Road, Kolkata – 700 019 7. Shri Arup Chakraborty Ex-Officio Member Dy. Controller of Finance & Accounts Birla Industrial & Technological Museum 19A, Gurusaday Road, Kolkata – 700 019 8. Shri Arabinda Kundu Member Secretary Technical Officer Birla Industrial & Technological Museum 19A, Gurusaday Road, Kolkata – 700 019 9. Invitee Members To be invited based on requirement for discussing specific Buildings projects of NCSM Local Advisory Committee of Shrikrishna Science Centre, Patna 1. Prof. Rasbihari Pd Singh Chairman 7. Dr. Vivekanand Pandey Member Former Vice Chancellor Pro Vice Chancellor Patna University Amity University 101, Rewati Apartment DPS More, Danapur, Patna Road No. 2, Kazipur, Patna Pin. 801 503 Pin. 800 004 2. Ms. Jyoti Parihar Member 8. Shri Ashok Kumar Member Director Deputy Secretary Kilkari Bal Bhawan Bihar State University Saidpur, Patna Service Commission, Pin. 801 503 Dept. of Education Secretariat Patna – 800 001 3. Shri Krishna Kanhyaia Pd Singh Member 9. Dr. Upasana Singh Member ADM Law and Order Head & Dean Patna Collectorate Dept. of Education Patna – 800 001 Patna Women’s College Baily Road, Patna Pin. 800 001 4. Ms. Moumita Ghosh Member 10. Shri B Vinod Member Curator Principal Bihar Museum Delhi Public School Bailey Road Vill. Chandmari, P.S. Sahapur Patna – 800 001 Danapur, Patna – 801 503 5. Prof. Naveen Member 11. Shri V. S. Ramachandran Ex-officio Dept. of Physics Director Member IIT, Patna, Bihar Birla Industrial & Technological Museum Pin. 801 103 19A, Gurusaday Road, Kolkata – 700 019 6. Sister Josephine CJ Member 12. Shri Amitabh Member Principal Curator & Project Coordinator Secretary St. Joseph Convent High School Shrikrishna Science Centre Bankipore, Patna Chajju Bagh, West Gandhi Maidan Pin. 800 004 Patna – 800 001 Local Advisory Committee of North Bengal Science Centre, Siliguri 1. Dr. Subires Bhattacharyya Chairman 7. Shri Amar Biswas, WBCS Member Vice Chancellor District Education Officer University of North Bengal SSM & RMSA, Siliguri P.O. NBU, Rajarmmohunpur Educational District 3rd Floor Darjeeling, Pin. 734 013 Siliguri Mahakuma Parishad Bhutia Market, Hakim Para Siliguri, Pin. 734 001 2. Dr. Bikash Ch. Paul Member 8. Dr. Mayukh Sarker Member Prof. Dept. of Physics & Principal-in-charge Dean, Faculty Council for P.G. Acharya Prafulla Chandra Roy Studies in Science Govt. College University of North Bengal Himachal Bihar, Matigara P.O. NBU, Rajarammohunpur Siliguri – 734 010 Darjeeling, Pin. 734 013 3. CEO Member 9. Smt. Debyani Saha Member Siliguri Jalpaiguri Development Principal Authority BSF Senior Secondary Residential Tanzing Norgey Road School, Kadamtala Pradhannagar, Ward 1, Patiram Siliguri – 734 012 Jote, Siliguri, Pin. 734 001 4. AEO & ADM Member 10. Shri Chandranath Das Member Siliguri Mahakuma Parishad Curator Bhutia Market, Hakim Para Himalayan Mountaineering Institute Siliguri – 734 001 Darjeeling – 734 101 5. Prof. (Dr.) Prabir Kumar Deb Member 11. Shri V. S. Ramachandran Ex-officio Principal Director Member North Bengal Medical College Birla Industrial & Technological Museum Sushrutanagar, Darjeeling 19A, Gurusaday Road, Kolkata – 700 019 Pin. 734 012 6. Shri Jyoti Ghosh, WBCS (Exe) Member 12. Shri Ritabrata Biswas Member Deputy Director Curator & Project Coordinator Secretary Dept. of Tourism, North Bengal North Bengal Science Centre Govt. of West Bengal P.O. Matigara Regional Tourist Office Siliguri – 734 010 H.C. Road, Darjeeling Pin. 734 001 Local Advisory Committee of Digha Science Centre, Digha 1. District Magistrate & Chairperson 7. Shri Aminul Hasan Member District Collector District Inspector of School Purba Medinipur (Secondary) Pin. 721 636 Tamluk, Purba Medinipur 2. Dr. Amit Kr. Dey Member 8. Shri S Balakrishnan Member Principal Scientist-in-Charge Prabhat Kumar College Marine Aquarium, Digha Contai, Purba Medinipur Purba Medinipr, Pin. 721 401 Pin. 721 428 3. Shri Partha Pratim Mal Member 9. Additional District Inspector of Member Principal School (Secondary) Ramnagar B. Ed. College Contai, Purba Medinipur, Ramnagar, Purba Medinipur Pin. 721 401 Pin. 721 441 4. Shri Samarendra Nath Das Member 10. Shri Hrisikesh Das Member Principal Head Master Contai Public School Battala Anandamoyee High School Contai, Purba Medinipur Purba Medinipur Pin. 721 401 5. Shri Subhomay Bhattacharyya Member 11. Shri V. S. Ramachandran Ex-officio Sub Divisional Officer Director Member Contai, Purba Medinipur Birla Industrial & Technological Museum Pin. 721 401 19A, Gurusaday Road, Kolkata – 700 019 6. Shri Sujan Dutta Member 12. Shri Niranjan Gupta Member Administrator & Executive Officer Curator & Project Coordinator Secretary Digha Sankarpur Development Digha Science Centre Authority, Digha, Foreshore Road, New Digha Purba Medinipur, Purba Medinipur, Pin. 721 428 Pin. 721 463 Local Advisory Committee of District Science Centre, Purulia 1. Dr. Dipak Kumar Kar Chairman 7. Dr. Subrata Raha Member Vice Chancellor Head of Dept. of Botany Sidho Kanho Birsha University Sidho Kanho Birsha University Purulia Purulia 2.
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