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NOMINATIONS Valid for Consideration for Election to Fellowship – 2021 CONFIDENTIAL (For use of Fellows of the Academy only) The National Academy of Sciences, India NOMINATIONS Valid for Consideration for Election to Fellowship – 2021 Section of Physical Sciences BOOK - I EARTH SCIENCES (Atmospheric Sciences, Geo-Sciences, Oceanography, Geography-Scientific aspects) ENGINEERING SCIENCES INCLUDING ENGG. TECH. (Engineering and Engineering Science, Chemical and Material Technology, Electronics & Telecommunication, Information Technology, Instrumentation) PHYSICAL SCIENCES (including Astronomy, Astrophysics, Experimental and Theoretical Physics, Applied Physics) 5, Lajpatrai Road, Prayagraj-211002 The National Academy of Sciences, India NOMINATIONS Valid for Consideration for Election to Fellowship – 2021 Section of Physical Sciences BOOK I CONTENTS EARTH SCIENCES 1 - 73 (Atmospheric Sciences, Geo-Sciences, Oceanography, Geography-Scientific aspects) ENGINEERING SCIENCES INCLUDING ENGG. TECH. 74 - 191 (Engineering and Engineering Science, Chemical and Material Technology, Electronics & Telecommunication, Information Technology, Instrumentation) PHYSICAL SCIENCES 192 - 298 (including Astronomy, Astrophysics, Experimental and Theoretical Physics, Applied Physics) 5, Lajpatrai Road, Prayagraj-211002 (I) EARTH SCIENCES ALAGAPPAN, Ramanathan 1 NATHANI, Basavaiah 66 ANIL, Arga Chandrashekar 49 NITTALA, Chalapathi Rao Venkata 38 ARORA, Kusumita 2 PADHY, Simanchal 16 BANSAL, Brijesh Kumar 59 PADMANABHAN, Janardhan 39 BEHARA, Daya Sagar Seshadri 44 PANDEY, Anand Kumar 67 BEIG, Gufranullah 45 PANIGRAHI, Mruganka Kumar 17 BHASKARAN, Prasad Kumar 46 PATIL, Sanjay Narayan 18 CHAKRABORTY, Parthsarathi 3 PATNAIK, Rajeev 40 CHAKRABORTY, Supriya 31 PATRA, Amit Kumar 53 CHAMPATI RAY, Prashant Kumar 60 PAVANATHARA, Augustine Francis 41 CHATURVEDI, Anand Kumar 61 PHARTIYAL, Binita 68 DANDA, Srinivas Rao 32 RAHMAN, Atiqur 19 DASH, Mihir Kumar 4 RAI, Shivendra Nath 42 DAYAL, Anurodh Mohan 50 RAI, Suresh Chand 54 DUBEY, Chandra Shekhar 51 RANA, Rajendra Singh 20 DURBHA, Sai Ramesh 33 RASTOGI, Bal Krishna 55 GHOSH, Subimal 34 SACHAN, Himanshu Kumar 69 GOLANI, Prakash Ramchand 62 SANGODE, Jagdeo Satish 21 GOVINDAN, Pandithurai 5 SIINGH, Devendraa 70 GUPTA, Shishir 63 SINGH, Arun Deo 48 HARINARAYANA, Tirumalachetty 64 SINGH, Ashok Kumar 22 JAYANGONDA PERUMAL, R. 47 SINGH, B.P. 56 KHAIWAL, Ravindra 6 SINGH, Dhruv Sen 71 KUMAR, Kishor 35 SINGH, Gulab 23 KUMAR, Prakash 7 SINGH, Krishna Kant Kumar 43 MALL, Rajesh Kumar 8 SINGH, Raghavendra Pratap 57 MANDAL, Tuhin Kumar 9 SRIVASTAVA, Pankaj 24 MAURYA, Deepak K. 10 SRIVASTAVA, Pradeep 58 MISHRA, Vimal 11 SURENDRAN NAIR, Suresh Babu 25 MOHAN, Manju 36 UNNISA, Syeda Azeem 26 MOHAN, Rahul 12 VARMA, Atul Kumar 27 MUKHERJEE, Abhijit 52 VEDANTI, Nimisha 28 NAG, Sisir Kanti 65 VEDULA, Venkata S. Srinivasa Sarma 29 NAIK, Pradeep Kumar 13 VISHNUBHOTLA, Chakravarthi 72 NAIR, Balakrishnan T. Mullachery 37 VIVEKANANDAN, Nandakumar 73 NANDIMANDALAM, Janardhana Raju 14 VYSETTI, Balaram 30 NAREGUNDI, Karunakara 15 ENGINEERING SCIENCES INCLUDING ENGG. TECH. ACHARYA, Tinku 157 CHOWDHURY, Sandip Ghosh 78 AGARWAL, Vivek 134 DAS, Arup Kumar 79 AMBASAMUDRAM NARAYANAN, R. 74 DAS, Dibakar 136 ANGARAI GANESAN, Ramakrishnan 75 DAS, Nikhil Ranjan 137 BALANI, Kantesh 107 DASGUPTA, Sunando 138 BANDYOPADHYAY, Santanu 158 ELDHO, T.I. 169 BASU, Baidyanath 165 FERNANDES, Baylon Godfrey 170 BASU, Saptarshi 166 GANGULY, Niloy 80 BHAT, Navakanta 159 GANKIDI, Madhusudhan Reddy 110 BHATTACHARYYA, Arup Ranjan 76 GHANGREKAR, Makarand Madhao 81 BHATTACHARYYA, Sriman Kumar 77 GHATAK, Animangsu 82 BISWAS, Krishanu 135 GHOSE, Debasish 111 BYRAPPA, Kullaiah 167 GHOSH, Prakriti Kumar 160 CHAKRABARTI, Subhananda 168 GOGATE, Parag Ratnakar 112 CHAKRABORTY, Supratik 108 GUMASTE, Ashwin 113 CHAUHAN, Yogesh Singh 109 GUPTA, Shalini 83 (II) GURUMOORTHY, Bhuvaneswari 171 PARUKUTTYAMMA, Sujatha Devi 182 JAIN, Prakash Chand 139 PATWARDHAN, Ashwin Wasudeo 95 JAIN, Pramod Kumar 84 PAUL, Mukul Chandra 96 JAYADEVA 140 PRATIHAR, Dilip Kumar 97 JOSHI, Suhas S. 161 PURKAIT, Mihir Kumar 183 KAILASAVADIVOO, Sivan 114 RAGHAVAN, Gopalan 184 KAIN, Vivekanand 172 RAICHUR, Ashok M. 147 KALVALA, Srinivas Reddy 115 RAINA, Autar Krishen 98 KALYANARAMAN, Shivkumar 173 RAMAMURTHY, P. C. 99 KALYANDURG, Annapurna 85 RAMAN PILLAI I. NAIR, Sujith 185 KANAUJIA, Binod Kumar 86 RAMASWAMY, Govindarajan 186 KAR, Indra Narayan 87 RAVIPUDI, Venkata Rao 148 KAR, Kamal Krishna 88 RAY, Kamla Prasan 188 KC, James Raju 141 RAY, Manas Chandra 100 KHAN, Munna 116 S.C., Sharma 123 KSHETRIMAYUM, Rakhesh Singh 142 SALURU, Krupanidhi Baba 124 KUMAR, Mahesh 117 SAMANTARY, Subhransu Ranjan 149 KUMAR, Sudarshan 89 SANGWAI, Jitendra 101 KUNDU, Patit Paban 143 SARATHI, Ramanujam 125 LODHA, Saurabh Vijaykumar 118 SENGUPTA, Anirban 150 MACHAVARAM, Venkata Kartikyan 174 SHARMA, Archana 151 MAHAPATRA, Souvik 162 SHARMA, Atul 102 MAJUMDER, Subhasish Basu 90 SHARMA, Vinod 189 MANDAL, Bishupada 91 SHOREY, Rajeev 152 MANDAL, Debapriya 175 SINGH, Bhanu Pratap 103 MANDAL, Sushil Kumar 176 SINGH, Devendra Narain 126 MAULIK, Ujjwal 144 SINGH, Dharmendra 127 MISHRA, Debi Prasad 177 SINGH, Harpreet 153 MUKHERJEE, Amitava 178 SINGH, Jayant Kumar 128 MUKHERJEE, Shaibal 119 SINGH, Onkar 129 MUKHERJI, Soumyo 120 SINGH, Ram Kumar 130 MUKHERJI, Suparna 121 SIVALINGAM, Krishna Moorthy 131 MUKHOPADHYAY, Achintya 145 SRIVASTAVA, Vimal Chandra 104 MURMU, Naresh Chandra 92 SUBUDHI, Bidyadhar 105 NAGABHUSHAN, Panduranga Naidu 122 SWAMINATHAN, Sethuraman 154 NAMBURI, Eswara Prasad 179 THALLAK, Gundurao Sitharam 164 NANDA, Ashwini Kumar 163 TRIVEDI, Ashutosh 155 NANDI, Sukumar 93 VARMA, Manik 132 NARAYANAN, Gopalaratnam 180 VEMURI, Madhu 190 NARAYANAN, Subramanian 94 VERMA, Nishith 191 NAYAK, Arun Kumar 181 VINAYAKAM, Jothiprakash 156 NAYAK, Jagannath 146 YALAVARTHY, Phaneendra Kumar 106 PHYSICAL SCIENCES AGRAWAL, Pankaj 283 BENJAMIN, Colin 241 ANANTHANARAYAN, Balasubramanian 218 BHATTACHARYYA, Abhijit 267 ARVIND 219 BHATTACHARYYA, Sudip Pal 285 AVASTHI, Devesh Kumar 284 BHORASKAR, Vasant Nagesh 242 BAMBAH, Bindu Anubha 238 BINDRA, Kushvinder Singh 268 BARMAN, Anjan 220 BOSE, Sukanta 192 BARSHILIA, Harish Chandra 239 CHAKRABARTI, Nikhil 221 BASAK, Durga 265 CHATTOPADHYAY, Kalyan Kumar 243 BASU, Abhik 266 CHELLIAH, Stalin Subramonian 193 BASU, Banasri 240 DAS, Amitabh 222 (III) DAS, Subir Kumar 286 MOHANTA, Rukmani 204 DASGUPTA, Indra 287 MOHANTY, Subhendra 293 DATTA, Alokmay 244 MONDAL, Samir K. 254 DATTA, Ushasi 269 MUKHERJEE, Asmita 205 DE, Subodh Kumar 288 MUTHE, Kunal Purnachandra 206 DHARA, Surajit 223 NAIR, K.P. Rajappan 255 DORAI, Kavita 270 NANDI, Tapan Kumar 256 GADDAM, Vijaya Prakash 194 NATH, Tapan Kumar 207 GANAPATHY SUBRAMANIAN,V. 289 OKRAM, Gunadhor Singh 229 GANGAVARAPU, Amarendra 224 PANIGRAHI, Kamal Lochan 294 GANGOPADHYAY, Gautam 271 PANT, Kamal Kumar 280 GATTAMRAJU, Ravindra Kumar 195 PATIL, Pramod 208 GHOSH, Dilip Kumar 272 PHASE, Deodatta Moreshwar 295 GHOSH, Sushant Ghoshtokumar 245 RAMAKRISHNA, Subramaniam Anantha 230 GIRI, Anjan Kumar 196 RANJAN, Rajeev 257 GUPTA, Bipin Kumar 197 RASTOGI, Vipul 258 GUPTA, Govind 225 SAFVAN, C.P. 281 GUPTE, Neelima (Madhukar) 246 SAHA, Arijit 259 JADHAV, Kamalakar Marutirao 247 SAHOO, Bijaya Kumar 231 JAGATAP, Bhagawantrao Narasingrao 273 SAHOO, Raghunath 232 JAIN, Sudhir Ranjan 274 SEN DE, Aditi 209 JHA, Prafulla Kumar 248 SEN, Prasenjit 296 KABRA, Dinesh 199 SINGH, Rajender 210 KANEKAR, Nissim 226 SINGH, Ravindra Pratap 260 KANT, Rajni 200 SINGHA DEO, Prosenjit 261 KOTTE, Tulasi Ramakrishna Reddy 275 SINHA, Ravindra Kumar 262 KRISHNAN, Narayan 276 SOMA, Venugopal Rao 263 KUMAR, Binay 290 SONACHALAM, Arumugam 233 KUMAR, Brijesh 249 SRIVASTAVA, Ajit Mohan 211 KUMAR, Tankeshwar 277 SRIVASTAVA, Anchal 234 MAHADEVAN, Priya 291 SRIVASTAVA, Rajesh 212 MAJUMDAR, Debasish 201 SUBRAMANIAM, Shankaranarayanan 213 MALIK, Rudra Prakash 202 SUBRAMANIAN, Kandaswamy 235 MANDAL, Bhabani Prasad 203 SUNDARA, Ramaprabhu 264 MANDAL, Dipankar 250 TARAPHDER, Arghya 297 MANDAL, Kalyan 278 TRIBEDI, Lokesh Chandra 282 MANOHAR, Rajiv 292 TRIPATHI, Durgesh Kumar 214 MAZUMDAR, Chandan 279 VADIVEL, Masilamani 215 MEHATA, Mohan Singh 227 VARIMALLA, Raghavendra Reddy 216 MISHRA, Amruta 251 VARMA, Shikha 217 MISRA, Ranjeev 252 VASA, Parinda 236 MITRA, Sanjit 228 VERMA, Mahendra Kumar 298 MITTAL, Ranjan 253 YADAV, Bal Chandra 237 (IV) EARTH SCIENCES (Atmospheric Sciences, Geo-Sciences, Oceanography, Geography-Scientific aspects) AL(ALAGAPPAN), RAMANATHAN (b 1962), Profesor, School of Environmental Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi-110067 Member of the NASI: No (YON 2021, Earth Sciences) Prof. AL. 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